First of all, I went to Mr.
Flay's restaurant
Bolo. I ordered a sidecar. Now, I've had sidecars that were too lemony, too sweet, too dry, too much sugar on the rim, with bad cognac with you name it, whisky sour mix, and the list goes on. But this was the first time, Mr. Bobby Flay, that I had one made with horse piss!
Now, the Canadians among you, especially the
newage Canadians, might just ask, "When did you taste horse piss for the first time?" And I would answer, "Bugger off you
newage Canadians and go eat some fruit for dessert."
$15 for 4 tapas that were at best uninteresting! For shame! Plus, $10 for a glass of mediocre wine and the food, where do I start, well let me throw down a comment, it was not worth the time to chew it.
If you click on the link above, you can see the table, the first one on the right, that we sat at. If you can't find the link, then bugger off.
And to top it all off, Mr. Flay sends me a letter asking me if I want to enroll in his culinary school
alma mata. Don't get me started on the French.
"No," I say, "no, Mr. Bobby Flay, not unless I want to make crap and horse piss food."
This is not exactly rubbing anything in your face, you
newagers, but I will, so help me. But before I can do that, I have to rip the Dylan a new one.