You Have To Do It And Do

Too Much Trouble,' 'too Expensive,' Or 'who Will Know The Difference' Are Death Knells For Good Food. ... Cooking Is Not A Particularly Difficult Art, And The More You Cook And Learn About Cooking, The More Sense It Makes.

I'm Afraid That Surprise, Shock, And Regret Is The Fate Of Authors When They Finally See Themselves On The Page.

In The 1970s We Got Nouvelle Cuisine, In Which A Lot Of The Old Rules Were Kicked Over. And Then We Had Cuisine Minceur, Which People Mixed Up With Nouvelle Cuisine But Was Actually Fancy Diet Cooking.

Wine Is A Living Liquid Containing No Preservatives. Its Life Cycle Comprises Youth, Maturity, Old Age, And Death. When Not Treated With Reasonable Respect It Will Sicken And Die.

I Think One Of The Terrible Things Today Is That People Have This Deathly Fear Of Food: Fear Of Eggs, Say, Or Fear Of Butter. Most Doctors Feel That You Can Have A Little Bit Of Everything.