Friday, March 06, 2009
Sort Out the Fat Duck in my Absence
I may not be posting for a week or so. But, then again, I may. Meanwhile, what's with the Fat Duck? Heston Blumenthal on TV is certainly an odd character but diarrhoea and vomiting seem a little extreme.
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A blog about, among other things, imaginary ideas - What ifs? and Imagine thats. What if photographs looked nothing like what we see with our eyes? Imagine that the Berlin Wall had never come down. What if we were the punchline of an interminable joke? All contributions welcome.
diarrhoea and vomiting - was that on the menu? one can never be sure with HB.
ReplyDeleteNouveau movement & puke, served with a touch of broccoli....£230 per head, best accompanied by a good quality Barolo. Booking 4 months in advance is advisable.
ReplyDeleteI'd spew with self-hatred if I had knowingly eaten a meal that required me to eat fish foam whilst listening to the sound of waves breaking on a pair of headphones
ReplyDeleteHave no fear, I have just received a newsletter from 4od.
ReplyDelete"Heston Blumenthal is on a mission to use myth, science and history to create the greatest feasts ever known. Taking inspiration from the quintessential Victorian novel Alice in Wonderland, he produces the ultimate Mad Hatter's tea party for a host of celebrity diners."
And Bryan worries about bankers.
And yet AA Gill raves about him...
ReplyDeleteBrit, once more you cut away the superfluous and get to the heart of the matter.
ReplyDeleteDiarrhoea, Vomit, AA Gill.
The article says that some 400 people have been struck down.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the lawyers are circling. That's a lot of people. Enough, perhaps, for an arse action lawsuit.
He has a very peculiar idea of what constitutes acceptable food and menus.Personally I could never eat in any restaurant where he was the chef. Experiment is one thing; getting people to pay to eat expensive ideas is another.
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