Only haggis tastes like haggis.here is a question only you can answer....does it taste like haggis?
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Only haggis tastes like haggis.here is a question only you can answer....does it taste like haggis?
Only haggis tastes like haggis.
Excerpted....If they'd have used Dordogne black truffle instead of the interior truffles from Italy then maybe, just maybe worth the price...
There are people who think nothing of spending thatMaybe it's some kind of front for a house of ill repute. People go in and order "French Fries" and pay $200 - yeah right. There's something shady going on, I'm sure.
I see using "gourmet" and "artisan" as cheap marketing gimmicks wasn't enough.Excerpted....
The process to create these elevated fries does not stop there. The fries are then seasoned with Guerande Truffle Salt which is hand-harvested from Guerande, France, and then the fries are tossed in Urbani Summer Truffle Oil. They are topped with shaved Crete Senesi Pecorino Tartufello made of milk from sheep that are grazed on the clay-rich hills of Crete Senesi and are then black truffles foraged from valleys and forests in Volterra and Miniato, Italy are added. The fries are also topped with shaved Black Summer Truffles from Umbria, Italy.
The "Creme de la Creme Pommes Frites" are served with an accompaniment of Mornay sauce made with Udder Cream, Black Truffle Butter, Gruyere Truffled Swiss Raclete.
The presentation is also quite the spectacle as the fries come on a Baccarat crystal Arabesque plate and bowl -- and are sprinkled with 23K edible gold dust!
So to divert the thread away from haggis. Tonight i will be noticeable (hopefully) by my absence. On the eve of Bastile day we have been invited to dinner.
It should be a typical french affair of 5 or 7 courses but i have no idea what will be served... It's a surprise. One thing for sure though, knowing our hosts it will be delicious.
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The process to create these elevated fries does not stop there. The fries are then seasoned with Guerande Truffle Salt which is hand-harvested from Guerande, France, and then the fries are tossed in Urbani Summer Truffle Oil. They are topped with shaved Crete Senesi Pecorino Tartufello made of milk from sheep that are grazed on the clay-rich hills of Crete Senesi and are then black truffles foraged from valleys and forests in Volterra and Miniato, Italy are added. The fries are also topped with shaved Black Summer Truffles from Umbria, Italy.
The "Creme de la Creme Pommes Frites" are served with an accompaniment of Mornay sauce made with Udder Cream, Black Truffle Butter, Gruyere Truffled Swiss Raclete.
The presentation is also quite the spectacle as the fries come on a Baccarat crystal Arabesque plate and bowl -- and are sprinkled with 23K edible gold dust!