Friday, September 14, 2007
"Excuse Me Waiter, There's a Shoe in My Garlic Chicken"
I've heard the food at the Great China Buffet in Nanuet, N.Y had a lot of soul. What I didn’t realize was they didn’t mean "soul," they meant "sole," as in the prep cook's shoe! Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the human garlic press.
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Could this be the real filet of sole?
I seriously wonder what goes on behind the kichen door, where no one can see them prepping for their menu? Can the health department really believe the owner of the place didn't know what this guy was up to? You had to smell that shoe from a block away!
I'm glad the restaurant owner put his foot down and fired him.
Shoe Shoe Gai Pan!
I was stationed at Stewart ANGB in Newburgh and I have eaten there a few times. I am one unhappy camper, thanks Chef John.
Lol, sorry.
thats actually funny! haha sorry :P
And here all this time I've always thought the expression, "You really put your foot in it," was just a complimentary figure of speech for the chef.
Ah, but when this guy's girlfriend tells him that his feet stink, he's got a great excuse : He was working.
The next time my girlfriend says it to me, I'll tell her that she can do the cooking from now on!
Scott - Boston
I knew it was just a matter of time before Scott from Beantown put in his two "scents."
You're a shoe-in for a post like this!
Damn the health department.. the dish was just not the same with out a little shoe flavour.. that was the secret ingredient.
This was one of the 'you might also like' suggestions at the bottom of your 5/8/10 "Hello from Las Vegas" blog entry.
Strangely enough, I'm not that bothered by the idea of crushing massive amounts of garlic with shoes on... pretty inventive, actually.
However, as a Nurse, my stomach did all kinds of flips just thinking about the pathogens that were on the bottom of routinely worn street shoes. GACK!!
Pondering the idea of a inventing a food-grade type of dedicated footwear for crushing inordinate amounts of garlic. Oh, wait... someone did that already. They're called Crocs. LOL!
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