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Are you Michelin star or greasy spoon


KingPrawn

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Watching Masterchef I drew a comparison between those Michelin star chefs they work with and bass playing.  I have decided I'm greasy spoon and a little bit Greggs. Im consistent and you know what you get. The stuff I play is mass market and goes down well, makes people happy. I've got a bit of Waitrose in me but no one ever seems to need it.

Your thoughts?

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I'm unbuttered, unadorned Ryvita. Plain and adequate, especially when there's nothing else. Occasionally the right dose of austere crispness.

On guitar, I'm a fry-up in a four-star hotel. Untidy, filling, and a little bit too arty for most tastes.

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6 hours ago, KingPrawn said:

Watching Masterchef I drew a comparison between those Michelin star chefs they work with and bass playing.  I have decided I'm greasy spoon and a little bit Greggs. Im consistent and you know what you get. The stuff I play is mass market and goes down well, makes people happy. I've got a bit of Waitrose in me but no one ever seems to need it.

Your thoughts?

Good evening fat fighters.  How many of you like bass?  I like bass, don't you?  Hmmm?

We all like...every now and then...to have...a bit...of bass. 

Oooooh, I love a bit of bass.  Hmmmm.

Oooooh, bass. Oooooh, bass. We LOOOOOOOOOVE the bass.

Bass. Bass. Bass. Bass.

I'm just one of these people.

I come home and I need a bit of bass. 

Buttery. 

Biscuit.

Bass.
 

 

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3 hours ago, Ricky 4000 said:

I like beans on toast. 👍

I like to jazz up my beans with curry powder or chillis. Plain old beans are boring. Unless you use Branston beans. They are much saucier.

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I'm a DIY home cook. Rarely use a recipe, often substitute ingredients for ones I don't have but the finished dish usually tastes good, to me at least. My concoctions may have a flavor of the original, but with a subtle difference.

Never wanted a Michelin star. Too much pressure and heightened expectation. People sitting down and thinking "Go on then, impress me".  And from what I have heard keeping the coveted star often means the food is pushed to the background and presentation and fancy sauces take over.

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