so this is a ferment of a wild type of spinach which grows around here. no one uses them. reminiscent of foie gras. serious foie. serious foie. this is from a weed that grows everywhere. you can do it with gooseberries. like to ferment gooseberries. you get golden drops of perfection. you have two berries on board? yeah. all right, fellas. the next thing we serve you is the dried juices from last year s harvest of black currant, and then we wrap it in wild roses that we ve had in vinegar for two years. lovely. acidity, creamy. it s like superpower. i need to ask about this. you need to ask about this. well, this is pretty interesting. this is born out of a desire to study mummification. everyone used to eat mummies, apparently. they were considered a panacea.
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i m waters. and this is my world right here. you guys ever watch waters world? uh-huh. your show is coming? it was last night. would you ever have me over for thanksgiving? just no more questions. hi mr. o reilly come to long island. he lives here. if you move in any closer you re going to be charged with assault. i know. i always do that with people smaller than i am. so thanksgiving it might have been too hard. the curriculum might be too hard. people confuse columbus with the pilgrims. but we have a list of the things they ate. goose, duck swan eels and gooseberries. and they had beer. but not too many of them drank the beer because they were puritans. they gave it to the indians.
no. i m waters. and this is my world right here. you guys ever watch waters world? uh-huh. your show is coming? it was last night. would you ever have me over for thanksgiving? just, no more questions. hi, mr. o reilly, come to long island. he lives here. if you move in any closer, you re going to be charged with assault. i know. i always do that with people smaller than i am. so thanksgiving, it might have been too hard. the curriculum might be too hard. people confuse columbus with the pilgrims. but we have a list of the things they ate. goose, duck, swan, eels, and gooseberries. and they had beer. but not too many of them drank the beer, because they were puritans. they gave it to the indians.
Around here. no one uses them. reminiscent of foie gras. serious foie. serious foie. this is from a weed that grows everywhere. you can do it with gooseberries. like to ferment gooseberries. you get golden drops of perfection. you with two berries on board? yeah. all right, fellas. the next thing we serve you is the dried juices from last year s harvest of black currant, and then we wrap it in wild roses that we ve had in vinegar for two years. lovely. acidity, creamy. it s like superpower. i need to ask about this. you need to ask about this. well, this is pretty interesting. this is born out of a desire to study mummification. everyone used to eat mummies, apparently. they were considered a panacea. so this has been cured with resins, alcohol, spices, with honey. all kinds of things that would have been used in a