Several years ago, my phone rang and it was The Boss. He said, utterly without preamble and completely devoid of context, "Hey, what kind of soup do I like?" I suppose it says something about the longevity or the closeness of our relationship that I didn't even need it narrowed down to a specific cuisine before I answered, "Hot and sour soup. And you want fried won ton strips." The client placed the catering order and all was well.
Subsequently, I found a FANTASTIC recipe for hot and sour soup (email me if you want it; it's truly fabulous) and when I make it, I usually bring him a few containers of individual servings. Today, I took advantage of my day off to make a Crock-Pot of lovely soup, and I emailed The Boss. "I am making Chinese soup today if you want any."
He replied, "Is that pints or quarts? I need to know which cooler to bring."
My boss is a Chinese soup pig.
In other sports news, my Chinese soup recipe requires organic tofu.
As opposed to what, exactly?!? Man-made plastic tofu?!?
Errgh, honestly.
(My dog says he wants, and I should use, bacon tofu. I don't think he gets the point.)
Subsequently, I found a FANTASTIC recipe for hot and sour soup (email me if you want it; it's truly fabulous) and when I make it, I usually bring him a few containers of individual servings. Today, I took advantage of my day off to make a Crock-Pot of lovely soup, and I emailed The Boss. "I am making Chinese soup today if you want any."
He replied, "Is that pints or quarts? I need to know which cooler to bring."
My boss is a Chinese soup pig.
In other sports news, my Chinese soup recipe requires organic tofu.
As opposed to what, exactly?!? Man-made plastic tofu?!?
Errgh, honestly.
(My dog says he wants, and I should use, bacon tofu. I don't think he gets the point.)
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