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Summary
I recreated his mother's recipes when he was homesick. I made meal plans when
he had to gain or lose weight for a role. And when he wanted chocolate-covered
strawberries and champagne for another woman he was bringing home, I made
them with all the love in my heart—the love he'd never see. So I showed him with my
food.
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1 L'Apéritif
MISE-EN-PLACE
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Apéritif
"An aperitif (the word comes from the Latin aperire, "to open") is a light, most
often dry, most often modestly alcoholic beverage meant to spark the appetite
without overwhelming the senses. … As for Campari itself, the drink is believed to
contain rhubarb and ginseng, but I don't know for sure. What I do know is that
Campari is very bitter, so bitter it's truly an acquired taste. But adding soda helps a
great deal in the acquiring; in fact, a fair amount of chilled soda can open up
Campari nicely, turning it into a more nuanced drink." Jim Nelson. "Spirits: The Art
of the Aperitif." Food & Wine Magazine.
Negroni
1.5 oz Campari
1.5 oz sweet vermouth
1.5 oz gin
Orange slice or twist for garnish
Pour into an old-fashioned glass over ice. Stir well. Garnish and serve.
M-e-P
"You're fired, Bella."
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