Heat Vol. 5 (Heat: Master Chefs #5)
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“So, how are things coming along? It certainly smells good in here.” He took in a long, satisfactory whiff of the air.
After eating my omelet, I’d opened a few cans of diced tomatoes, poured them into a pot and had thrown in some oregano, thyme and bay leaves. The old kitchen smelled great, and it gave the impression I was seriously working on something.
“That’s the list of things I need.” I pointed to the small notepad that had eight pages worth of items.
He frowned as he started to read th...e first page. “We already got you tomatoes,”
he said pointing to the boxes.
“Fresh. You can’t make a world class sauce without fresh ingredients. I’ll make do for now as I do some testing, but, ultimately, I’ll need the fresh stuff.”
“What the hell is leek?”
My brow shot up in surprise. “It’s a vegetable. Like a green onion, only bigger.”
“Sounds like a slug.”
I grimaced.
As he continued to grumble his way through the pages, a loud clamor came from outside the kitchen. Angry shouts filled the air and I quickly recognized Errol’s voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“So, how are things coming along? It certainly smells good in here.” He took in a long, satisfactory whiff of the air.
After eating my omelet, I’d opened a few cans of diced tomatoes, poured them into a pot and had thrown in some oregano, thyme and bay leaves. The old kitchen smelled great, and it gave the impression I was seriously working on something.
“That’s the list of things I need.” I pointed to the small notepad that had eight pages worth of items.
He frowned as he started to read th...e first page. “We already got you tomatoes,”
he said pointing to the boxes.
“Fresh. You can’t make a world class sauce without fresh ingredients. I’ll make do for now as I do some testing, but, ultimately, I’ll need the fresh stuff.”
“What the hell is leek?”
My brow shot up in surprise. “It’s a vegetable. Like a green onion, only bigger.”
“Sounds like a slug.”
I grimaced.
As he continued to grumble his way through the pages, a loud clamor came from outside the kitchen. Angry shouts filled the air and I quickly recognized Errol’s voice.
What to read after Heat Vol. 5 (Heat: Master Chefs #5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gow, Kailin to read onlineMoreLess
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