Every lunchtime, I eat in the dining room of the apartment of the lab. Today, as I had forgotten to bring my dessert for lunch, I bought myself a muffin raisin in the cafeteria upstairs. The meal time comes, I gobble my pizza and then pass on to my muffin that I squinted from the beginning of the meal.
At this key moment in the story, I must make a small technical interlude.
This is a muffin:
The cleverest will have noticed, but the muffin is contained in a package of parchment paper which spills out into the dough.
This interlude ended, resuming the course of our history. To recap, I was going to eat my muffin, and nothing could save him. Following a technical approach based ice cream cone, I decided to start empiffrage the exposed portion. This done, there would be more than unpack the part included in the paper to finish the muffin.
Scheme for those who find it difficult to follow:
I'm ready to be convinced that if we give a muffin at any homo sapiens lambda, there are chances that the This approach uses a technique similar to mine (see diagram). But now, when I started the muffins for about a minute, my neighbor at the table turned to me and throws me a "but you eat it upside down! "
second later, the whole table, nine people looked at me as if I had committed a sacrilege. I was told then that there is a way to eat a muffin. It must first remove the parchment paper and then start with the soft end to end with the toe (understanding more cooked). So I learned something today. Even the most insignificant pastry can hide traps.
I would conclude by the dialogue of the day: "Should always end with the toe. " " It's the best. "
PS: This weekend is rafting on Saturday and Sunday bike ride \\ 0 /
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