Has the X-files series ever been
popular in India? I have never been a fan myself but it taught me that “the
truth is out there”. There is a slight problem tough: the truth is different,
depending on where you are. The philosophers have found a nice name (a –ism
name, the worst) for that nebulous concept: they call it relativism. My nomadic
existence exposed me to its consequences: an incredibly large array of
emotions, from embarrassment to disbelief, from amusement to irritation. Let me
tell you my journey.
From Paris to Hong Kong – Age 23
Let me tell you that one with the
help of a quiz:
Q1: Botanically speaking, a
tomato is a:
a) Fruit
b) Vegetable
c) I
don’t know
Q2: Botanically speaking, a
zucchini is a:
a) Fruit
b) Vegetable
c) I
don’t know
Q3: Botanically speaking, a red
bean is a:
a) Fruit
b) Legume
c) I
don’t know
Q4: Red bean is the perfect
ingredient for ice creams:
a) Yuck!
b) Yum!
Yum!
c) I
don’t like ice creams
You are correct if you have
answered a) to Q1 and Q2. You are also correct if you have answered b) to Q3.
If you have answered c) to Q1, 2 and 3, I believe you are a lost case.
Let us now look at the unexpected
Q4: I would answer a. If you have answered c, you are missing one of the
greatest culinary inventions! But if you have answered b, you are probably from
Hong Kong.
Lavender and basil ice-creams are
one thing. But seriously guys, red bean?????
... to be continued ...
... to be continued ...
Il existe bien des macarons tomates/basilic et des chocolats fourrés au sang de porc...
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Macarons tomates/basilic: ca me dit bien. J'ai fait un jour des macarons basilic/citron: un delice (gustatif mais certainement pas visuel, le delice)!
DeleteLe sang de porc dans le chocolat, mouais.... Je le prefere dans le boudin aux chataignes...
Funny. I like icecreams if they don't smell of milk but avoid them. Maybe red beans will help !
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