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the Egg-manic

                                     

                                               Food the reason of living, as I said before, I live to eat..... Every food has its own tales to be tasted... There is one particular Food item,  no one can have enough...
                      The miracle  of the first bite of an Egg is similar to the first bite of the Apple  by Adam and Eve....  They ate the Apple not because they wanted Knowledge. But simple, they could not resist the temptation at the view of the lovely Red Apple.
                                Today I write about my all time Greed EGG.  The biggest gift of  Dionysus - egg. Round, and shining like a pearl... When Pouched its  divine. Scrambled and with bread a whole some breakfast.  Mixed with bread crumb dust- finest batter for any fry..
                                            Egg is a very friendly thing, you mix it, or beat it, or  fry eat,. But every time you will  have a Fantastic recipe that makes your senses run... When your friend say your lunch was great, you say Egg was in it,,, The secret to love food and learn cooking - one should start with egg.....  Never say no to egg. you can even make  tasteless spinach yummy with egg in it....
                     My first experiment  with cooking was done with egg, and there was no turning back. Every type of Omelet is a  Masterpiece....  A salad becomes edible when you have lovely eggs smiling to you..  After potato egg comes second in the race to most friendly food item...
                           Whenever you see me licking my plate with greedy requesting eyes  to my Mom- you should  know I just had an Egg... Its never enough with one egg.......
                        If  2012 is the end of earth, I must run now to the shops to request them to supply me with eggs everyday until the world ends.....

P.S-  Eggs are best no matter in what form they are on your plates.... ( inspired from the movie Julie and Julia)

thanking you to bear with me
paulOaries 
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  1. mangolove20 October 2011 at 17:38

    eggs???thats my fav.thing..never knew u were fond of eggs..coming across new-new things!!

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