The Flavor is in the Fat (standard:Flash, 707 words)
Author: Juggernaut	Added: Oct 26 2010	Views/Reads: 3069/1907	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
A mythological figure appears in dream to help a student fed up bad cafetaria food.

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“Living in forest, I am familiar with Jack fruit, it is a tough task to
cook unripe green jack fruit; first you shall learn how to finely shred 
a green jack-fruit that is tough and stringy using a sharp knife,” Lord 
Bhim then went on to explain step-wise procedure using among many 
ingredients were ground mustard seeds and sour tamarind pulp.  
“Remember to use lot of oil to get the zing out of mustard,” advised 
Lord Bhim. 

“Well, I am done learning vegetarian cooking, now I would like to learn
meat recipes,” requested Juggernaut. 

“There is nothing to learn about cooking meat, whether you grill, smoke,
stir-fry, sauté, boil, broil, bake, fry or whatever, meat is always 
tasty.” 

“But why?” 

“The real meat flavor is in its fat, with or without spices, meat is
always flavorful and delicious.” “Some people eat meat that is rarely 
cooked just to experience the raw meat flavor,” explained Lord Bhim. 

“No wonder why, I kept my options open when it comes to my dietary
habits,” Juggernaut was happy. 

“As I said the flavor is in the fat or shall I say the taste is in the
pudding,”     “I shall come back to earth again to teach you wrestling, 
my other passion,” said Lord Bhim vanishing into thin air. 

“Grease is good; grease is good.” 

“Wake up Juggernaut, are you day dreaming again?” shouted Patnaik. 

“Juggernaut opened his eyes to see his roommate getting ready to go out
to cafeteria. 

“Let's go to dinner.” 

“Not me, I am done with cafeteria food,” Juggernaut jumped out of his
bed. 

“What you know about cooking?” 

“I got everything figured it out, now I go shopping for pots and pans.” 


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