"Life is too important to be taken seriously."

-Oscar Wilde

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Culinary terms, as applied to our household:

Free Range:
Anything not consummed at the table. Can often be found, in a deconstructed state, under the cushions on the sofa.

Calorie controlled:
Any edible substance in limited supply that has to be shared with Papa. 

Locally sourced:
Whatever happens to be currently residing in our fridge or pantry.

Organic:
Anything that moves of its own accord.

Genetically modified:
Any substance provided by Oma that has an effect of „modifying“ the Caspi-Man’s behaviour... (usually, not for the better).

Convenience Food:
Anything located on the bottom two shelves of the pantry or the bottom shelf of the fridge (excluding the vegetable crisper).


Processed Food:
Anything that requires handling beyond the removal of the packaging.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I make a distinction between the big fridge (supermarket up the road) and the little fridge (in my kitchen). There's always plenty of milk in the big fridge...

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