At a dinner party a couple of days after I had made my maiden pot, he was still awestruck as he recounted the story. “She just put roasted potatoes in the soup pot and used a potato masher to crush them, then she chopped some roasted leeks and threw them in the pot, along with a couple of cups of broth and a can of coconut milk. It couldn’t have been more than eight minutes and we were eating lunch.” (He did not notice the bit of dried tarragon I added along the way.)
DON JUAN H.H. Copyright, 1905. INustrated, Post. Card & Nov. Co., N. Y. 5004-23 THE MASHER Don Juan isn't in it with me. I'm a charmer of the highest degree. My style is so dashing, Whenever I'm mashing, Some maiden's heart flutters to me. Yourore nat chu ouly plbble on he ffe Beach,
Of course it's done using MUGEN, but damn, using Double Maiden Masher?! And at the same time!
