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I cast Appeal!as a lawyer, I have to disagree on the "no one wins an argument" point. If that was true I'd starve.
I cast Appeal!as a lawyer, I have to disagree on the "no one wins an argument" point. If that was true I'd starve.
Bold of you to assume I read books.For some reason, I've been thinking about Daria.
I mean...I'd eat it.There's always Tomates, Habaneros, Anchovies, Chicken, and Olives, if you're going that old school.
And in addition to that, in a properly prepared Caesar Salad the anchovy paste is only wiped on the inside of the mixing bowl. It isn't dropped, in chunks, into the salad.Anchovy oil doesn't seep into all of the leafy greens, turning their flavor into anchovy. Cheese distributes the oil throughout the pizza and every part of it tastes like anchovy.
Independent of what they taste like, that makes it a bad topping. A topping is supposed to be a team player, not dominate the proceedings.
It's not unreasonable for the protein to be the star of the pizzaAnchovy oil doesn't seep into all of the leafy greens, turning their flavor into anchovy. Cheese distributes the oil throughout the pizza and every part of it tastes like anchovy.
Independent of what they taste like, that makes it a bad topping. A topping is supposed to be a team player, not dominate the proceedings.
Bold of you to assume I read books.
Difference being you have a judge to decide or there’s something real on the line like money. Internet arguments? Not so much.as a lawyer, I have to disagree on the "no one wins an argument" point. If that was true I'd starve.
Tell me you haven’t eaten brains without telling me you haven’t eaten brains.A mind is a terrible thing to taste.
Huh. I've never heard of that preparation before. In most cookbooks and restaurants, a Caesar salad dressing is made by mashing anchovies into a paste, and then mixing them with lemon juice, garlic, mayo, a little Dijon mustard, and some grated parmesan cheese (then salt and pepper to taste.) Anchovies are completely integrated and infused into a Caesar salad...not sitting atop it where they can be picked out easily... like they would be on a pizza.And in addition to that, in a properly prepared Caesar Salad the anchovy paste is only wiped on the inside of the mixing bowl. It isn't dropped, in chunks, into the salad.
Though to me it doesn't matter, because I actually like those salty little fish.