Tag: culinary thefts

• Saint Jean de Luz: ‘Silence of the Ducks’

  I now know where ducks go to die and give up their livers.* Well, ostensibly die. You (or a duck, for that matter) can’t live without a liver. BUT you (or a duck, presumably) can get by with as little as 25 percent of a liver. Oh, and? It regenerates, growing back to its full…

  thepoelog

  January 14, 2016

  food (of all types), travel

  adventures in eating, culinary thefts, ducks, foie gras, France, gateau basque, livers, Pizza, Saint Jean de Luz, Spain

• Friday Links: Snow Art and Snatched Crowns Edition

  Airline workers kill time by drawing a giant dick next to one of their planes. This actually sums up perfectly how I feel about winter. Plus it reminds me of the infamous “Below Deck” episode where the chief steward made blanket art in the shape of a penis but insisted it was a misinterpreted rocket…

  thepoelog

  February 6, 2015

  food (of all types), opinions (big book of), reality (not), travel, Weird Crimes

  Beauty Pageants, beds, Below Deck, culinary thefts, Good Cat Parenting, I’ll take that, ice hotels, my crown, never-ending-winter, Petunia, snow art, Southern Charm, that’s mine, winter, You won’t be needing this