His wife and a chef created it–via pillow talk?. But its his? And it was served in an eatery in Pieris. Some town in Italy. Or the cloth-cap Paris.
Tiasmu sounds like some shite only an alien would eat anyway.
Bernie G.
Don’t encourage them, they’ll be resurrecting Crêpes Suzette.
Ottokring
Tirasmu sounds like he should be a tyrranical ruler of somewhere ancient and exotic, like Persia or India, overthrown by the hero Zabaglion.
Witchie
@Bernie G., Try the Crepes Suzette cooked at your table in the Ritz Restaurant. Last time I checked on the sample menus on their website it was only £43 per person, which is great value, especially when washed down with a bottle of Ritz Reserve champagne.
Chris Miller
When we go to our favourite French bistro in the UK, we always have Crêpes Suzette*, because it’s only a £2 supplement on the (very competitive) prix fixe, and the spectacle of it being cooked at the table is well worth it.
His wife and a chef created it–via pillow talk?. But its his? And it was served in an eatery in Pieris. Some town in Italy. Or the cloth-cap Paris.
Tiasmu sounds like some shite only an alien would eat anyway.
Don’t encourage them, they’ll be resurrecting Crêpes Suzette.
Tirasmu sounds like he should be a tyrranical ruler of somewhere ancient and exotic, like Persia or India, overthrown by the hero Zabaglion.
@Bernie G., Try the Crepes Suzette cooked at your table in the Ritz Restaurant. Last time I checked on the sample menus on their website it was only £43 per person, which is great value, especially when washed down with a bottle of Ritz Reserve champagne.
When we go to our favourite French bistro in the UK, we always have Crêpes Suzette*, because it’s only a £2 supplement on the (very competitive) prix fixe, and the spectacle of it being cooked at the table is well worth it.
* cue for a Kenneth Williams song, I think