Cuisine Ho
Well, I'm having people over for dinner. Old friends from college. Haven't seen them in years. Vegetarians, apparently.
I have a dilema.
I was grating cheese into my lasagne when I grated about six inches of skin into the mix as well as the cheese.
Blood poured from the gash in my nuckles and I grated three more times after that on account of the drinking.
Good news..lasagne sauce is red--I guess from the tomatoes..but what do I know.
I was able to stop the bleeding but a lot of skin and bits of flesh and blood got into the food.
I baked it at 350 for 45 minutes and it turned out delish.
Now then, the dilema. Do I tell my vegetarian guests that they're eating of my flesh?
I also may have gotten some ejaculate into it. Is that considered meat? Mine gets pretty chunky.
I have a dilema.
I was grating cheese into my lasagne when I grated about six inches of skin into the mix as well as the cheese.
Blood poured from the gash in my nuckles and I grated three more times after that on account of the drinking.
Good news..lasagne sauce is red--I guess from the tomatoes..but what do I know.
I was able to stop the bleeding but a lot of skin and bits of flesh and blood got into the food.
I baked it at 350 for 45 minutes and it turned out delish.
Now then, the dilema. Do I tell my vegetarian guests that they're eating of my flesh?
I also may have gotten some ejaculate into it. Is that considered meat? Mine gets pretty chunky.
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