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post #31 of 36
as others have said, it's all about texture and pop. But how many do you really need? maybe a couple. at TFL they used to do a "salt presentation" with their torchon ... 7, maybe 11, different kinds of salt explained ad nauseum while you were waiting to tuck in. pretension or making fun of pretension? or, more accurately, probably, how many people got the joke?
post #32 of 36
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Originally Posted by foodguy View Post
as others have said, it's all about texture and pop. But how many do you really need? maybe a couple. at TFL they used to do a "salt presentation" with their torchon ... 7, maybe 11, different kinds of salt explained ad nauseum while you were waiting to tuck in. pretension or making fun of pretension? or, more accurately, probably, how many people got the joke?
I would prefer they skipped the salts and the joke, and seasoned their "torchon" in the kitchen.
post #33 of 36
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i would like to sample this salt:


ew. sharp tits.
post #34 of 36
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Originally Posted by Thomas View Post
ew. sharp tits.

Gourmet salts are all about texture buddy.
post #35 of 36
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Gourmet salts are all about texture buddy.

So the pillow-lips would be a foie, and the sharp tits would be the salt then? Hmmm.
post #36 of 36

Again I ask, see? The contrasting colours are an important visual element even if it would all taste the same.
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