Set word processor to “puree” March 21, 2008
Posted by Jim Milles in Buffalo, Food and Drink.trackback
From an otherwise favorable restaurant review in today’s Buffalo News:
The New Zealand venison loin ($29), accompanied by mushroom spaetzle, butternut squash and the tooth, but that’s really a minor parsnip puree, was served rare quibble. That venison was with a nicely sharp currant full of flavor.
sauce. The meat was just a tad Muscovy duck breast ($ 25) was dry, just a tiny bit resistant to cooked rare and served with a potato cake, brussels sprouts and Dijon sauce. Very satisfying.
How did I miss this fun in my first reading, Jim? The tooth - an incisor, was it?
That looks much like the result of our Library laptop (late, and unlamented) when it indulged in doing a word processing mauling.
That machine is why my Glorious Leader Isabel is sometimes now known as El Isab, after accidentally signing off as that without realising what Evil Laptop had done to her signature line….