From a restaurant review of Brilliant Chinese, a Chinese restaurant in Ontario. Too funny not to share.
"A contrast to the Peking duck, of which one never tires. The ineffable combo of crispy grease (the duck skin), sugar (in the hoisin sauce) and sharp (the scallions) does it again, with punch. But this you can get in any joint slinging chinoiserie. The test of Peking duck is invariably its second course, the stir-fry of duck morsels with veg. This rendition is unusually tasty, thanks to a lot of deep flavour in the duck, and textural variety from raw green and slightly cooked white onions, carrot and celery. Add hoisin, wrap in crisp iceberg leaf, and sigh."
GOOD GRIEF!!!
ReplyDeleteSo we can conclude: Ask for Peking Duck next time you are shopping chinoseries! Hahaha!
ReplyDeleteAnother writer attempting wistfulness, note attempting.
ReplyDeleteOh no!! This is just the worst!!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
LOL, this is even more amusing than the "folk dragon sculpture" offered earlier this week on OKL!
ReplyDelete