I guarded the oven for ages. It didn't exactly smell like chicken but you can never be too sure with our oven it usually smells like the last thing cooked in it. It whirred away, and I waited patiently.
Then these black things came out.
That's not roast chicken!
F seems to like it though, and eats it with a lot of garlic (I know because I sleep on top of her).
Cats put up with a lot from their humans.
Hari OM
ReplyDeletemmmmm brinjal/eggplant/aubergine.... but maybe not the garlic! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Melitzania here (and we suspect also in Italy). How does one thing get so many names?
DeleteI cooked eggplant as well for dinner. Only I stuffed them with minced pork onions herbs and spices. With a small handful of cheese on top. Oh my they were yummy
ReplyDeleteNow that's more like it...pork I can like. F says they don't have a lot of flavour, it's what you add to them that really makes the dish. She usually bakes hers in slices in a compost of whatever vegetables are getting a bit wilted in the fridge; the compost boiled into a sauce with a lot of tomatoes first then layered with slices of those black (sometimes striped) things , and crumbled feta on top. Regardless of the variations, that doesn't appeal to cats either.
DeleteHmmm nice black things. I prefer them with pork or beef too. We will have chicken in our oven tonight. I'd save some for you but others of your species will probably get in there first for any, if any, leftovers
ReplyDeletePerhaps I can come and live with you- all in all your place looks and sounds much more attractive to cats. Any DOGs around?
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