Conversations on and on
For dinner last night I made Rigatoni Brunelleschi, a grandiosely-named but delicious pasta from The Campagna Table. It’s very simple. You take some beef and braise it in a lot of red wine with some onion and rosemary until it completely falls apart (I helped it along with a potato masher). Then serve it with pasta. Laurie suggested that it would probably go better with polenta than rigatoni. I mentioned this to Iris over dinner.
Me: We could have this sauce with polenta while Mama’s in California.
Iris: I don’t like beef and polenta. How about chips and polenta?
Me: Those don’t really go together.
Iris: Polenta is yellow. Chips are yellow. So they do go together. Red and green things don’t go together. Like a lime…and the skin of an apple.
Earlier Iris and I borrowed a microphone from my dad because we’re discussing the idea of a podcast. Out of nowhere, Iris said:
Iris: You’re a podcast. I’m going to put you on my blog.
Me: What’s your blog called?
Iris: Iris Out Loud.
Comment by Laurel Fan
I expect a link to Iris Out Loud in the next post.
Posted on February 17, 2007 at 7:55 am
Comment by Anita
No kidding. I would SO put “Iris Out Loud” in my RSS reader… I think we have a future brand strategist on our hands.
Posted on February 17, 2007 at 9:54 pm
Comment by Christos Dimitrakakis
We are cooking this today at work. Yum!
Posted on February 20, 2007 at 2:15 am