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367 Not the Poet, Not Me Our Chef is Delicious David Welch When we first found him, he was a poor creature who couldn’t handle a paring knife, but that year in Tuscany did him well. He returned a devout palate. A man of peculiar desire. Please note, he must be garnished with mint; chop finely, so, when rare, the meat bathes the cut leaf. It was a long day when our chef committed himself to the fineries of flesh— the first drop of blood crowned the shaved Parmesan; the bouillabaisse thickened. Loving the body for the body alone is bitter. He knew this, yes. He always thought parsley the sprig of amateurs. At high temperatures his flesh will emit a faint, distinguished odor, but this is common 368 A Face to Meet the Faces for roasts of his nature. Add Chianti just after the boil. That his lips were cracked with salt is no cause for concern— thirst is the first measure of longing. Open this. Breathe a short while before we eat. ...

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