Food, again...

[Benjamin]

Simon wrote:
"A miniature version of me. That does sound scary. Everyone will be 
running for cover! Many say that one of me is quite enough (and often 
too much!)"

and continued:

"Even when cooking cakes I do not make a great effort to be overly 
accurate. For most things it is simply not needed."

One of Simon is definitely not enough, as he can't be in Oxford to 
finish his degree and be here to cook for / with me.  The chocolate 
cake, is, incidentally, to die for (or of, as you may be skewered by 
a splinter of solid flying chocolate, if you use too much force when 
cutting through the half-inch thick topping).  The point of this post 
though, is to find out what to do with some leftover coconut milk 
(having made a curry, and some chocolate sauce for dipping fruit in) 
and also what to do with two baby avocados (which really ought to be 
worded better...) Anyway, as you're all capable of chatting for days 
about food, I guessed someone might have an idea...


> Children's library a dream job? It depends on what aged kids you get
...that is spoken from experience of people trying to get me to read 
when I was a teenager, I still have not managed to complete my GCSE 
set texts.
 
Strange boy, personally I liked GCSE English, got to read all I liked 
and listen to stuff too.  Hmmm reading aloud "that scottish play" 
wasn't exactly the highlight though - I was cast as Lady Macbeth...


"whizzing excitedly around the room like a loose firework."

Somebody has been feeding him too much again.  Be careful of 
overdoing the sugar.

-Ben.
"... Even though I know that it's true, I don't want it to be true, I 
hate that it's true.  I just can't imagine, what God was thinking" HHH