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To: Cincinna
I cannot help but concede that the French create gastronmical wonders with a lot...but blessed are those who can prepare wonders with simple few ingredients...

I just finished translating a cookbook (Greek to English) written by a monk at Mount Athos and he does wonders with meager rations...and no meat eggs or cheese!

7 posted on 11/23/2009 8:07:10 PM PST by eleni121 (For God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power, of love and of self-discipline)
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To: eleni121

Sounds extraordinary to me. Please post the title, so we can all enjoy your work.

You are right that French gastronomy can soar to great heights with special ingredients. Simple French cooking, using basic seasonal ingredients, and using every part of the animal , are typical of peasant cooking, and the cooking during very gard times, when there was little available except what one could grow oneself.


8 posted on 11/23/2009 11:45:17 PM PST by Cincinna (TIME TO REBUILD * PALIN * JINDAL * CANTOR 2012)
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