#Continental cuisine

[planforgoodcooking]

So this is lamb, apparently, and made with Campbells soup. Unsure what the dagger is for except maybe to stab the cook for serving this? I guess you drink to yourself afterwards idek

Saddle of Lamb Marie Louise, from The Great Restaurants Cookbook, undated by probably around 1969-1970. Each book section has a little intro about an allegedly famous restaurant. It goes without saying that this book is terribly, achingly, horribly white in its choice of eateries -- except I said it, so yeah

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[nessakobe]

Un dimanche midi à la campagne... Art de vivre

Perfect sunday morning 🌞🤤 Continental breakfast at home 😊 notre dimanche midi en famille 😉

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[on-a-lucky-tide]

Nikolai's appetite disappears over night and Price smells a rat.

cw: mention of body shaming, damaged relationship with food.

Nik loved food.

Not in the way that Johnny did, slamming an entire packet of Maryland cookies and then descending into a sugar coma, or the way that Gaz did, by seeing it as fuel to maintain a powerful and efficient body, so every macro counted. But in the way a wine taster did; there wasn't a city on earth where he couldn't steer John to the very best restaurant, be it tiny back alley taverna or sprawling five star hotel.

He loved sampling different cuisines, sourcing exotic dishes and sharing them with John (who had drawn the fucking line at sea urchin and puffer fish, because while he had never considered a rule about eating shit that could kill you in seconds, he made an ardent one in that moment). John reckoned it was a leftover from his army days when he would have had to survive on rat packs and mess food like the rest of them. He was enjoying it now he could.

So, when Nik suddenly stopped eating, it was bloody noticeable.

He'd still take John out, filling his plate and excitedly watching his face as he tried it, but he wouldn't eat himself. And if he did, it was some poxy salad or plain chicken that looked like it hadn't even glimpsed a spice rack. There were empty tupperware containers stacked in the co-pilot chair of the Black Hawk and Nik remained completely sober during a post-mission arse squeak celebration. (Where they had - in Ghost's words - bum squeaked their way through; Price wasn't sure it was technically an idiom, but he let it pass.)

"You watchin' yer figure, Nik?" Price asked finally, reclining in the wicker chair at the little café they'd stopped in. They were just outside Florence, and the tourists were just beginning to slither groggily into the sun.

"Da," Nik tapped his stomach, "I am, what do you call it, spreading?"

"You look fine t' me. More n' fine."

"I have lost some. But I still have more to do." Nik tugged at his sleeve, a self conscious gesture that John had never seen him do, and it set his teeth on edge.

"Did someone say somethin'?"

Nik swallowed and John wished he'd take those bloody aviators off so his eyes were visible. "Not recently."

"Well, this has been goin' on for months," John said, gesturing at the black coffee that comprised Nik's entire breakfast, while John had polished off the continental version of a Full English. "So out with it. Who said what?"

"I..." Nik cleared his throat, shifting in his chair. "I was not wearing a shirt on a beach in America, visiting Laswell, and a group of young women advised me to go to the gym."

"You can olympic press Ghost."

"Da."

"You can bench press over twice your own bodyweight."

"Mm, da."

"I think you go to the gym plenty."

Nik went silent. He wasn't looking at John, which meant he was embarrassed and not sure how to recover. Whatever this was, whatever had been said, he would have retaliated with his usual bolshy dismissal at the time, but up there in his Heli it would have buzzed around in his head in the quiet until it got its barbs in.

"Fer a smart bloke, you 'n' 'alf thick sometimes."

"That is what I am trying to fi--"

"Not what I meant, Nikolai." John sighed, rubbing a hand over his beard as he considered Nik's slumped shoulders. "You're good-lookin', fit, hotshot pilot with yer gold chain. This is the first time some horrid cow has said somethin' cruel, I bet."

"I might have let myself go."

"You're fifty. It's allowed," John said. "But you haven't. Yer just as built as when we first met."

"I was thirty, John. That is not possible."

"I don't think I stuttered there, but I might be wrong..."

Nik tsked at him and wrapped his arms over his chest. He tried to make it look nonchalant but it was absolutely a barrier. "I am feeling self-conscious. It will pass. I do not wish to talk about it."

"Tough shit, Nik. We're talkin' about it." John scraped his chair loudly around the table and crowded into Nik's space, leaning down with his elbows on his knees to look up into the forlorn expression on his lover's face. "If - and I mean if - I thought your health was at risk, or you were lettin' yourself go, you not think I'd get you runnin' laps with my new crop until you were fit to run missions with my team again?"

"Da, I would expect nothing less."

"Yer part of my task force, Nik. I don't accept anythin' but the best. No exceptions. Tell me I'm wrong."

"I cannot."

"And has my performance between the sheets been any less enthusiastic?"

"Nyet..."

"Right, so, engage that mensa level intelligence of yours and compute the obvious bloody conclusion."

John reached forward, continuing even when Nik tried to recoil, to run his hands beneath his shirt. Nik's belly was warm, the hair on it soft, and John wanted nothing more than to rub his damn face into it.

"I know it's gonna take time to rebuild yer confidence, Nik. Not sure yer tellin' me the whole story but whatever they said, they're wrong. Women like that, they're cruel for sport. You could look like, uh... whathisname, Chris Hemsworth, 'n' they'd still say somethin'. Gives 'em a way to cover up their own insecurity, right?"

There was a small smile of amusement and Nik's arms fell away, letting John run his hands a little higher. "I am impressed you remembered the name of an actor, captain."

"Yeah, I watched a whole film the other night..."

Nik smiled. "A whole film. Impressive."

"Cheers." John lifted his hand to cup Nik's jaw, one hand on his knee. "Still wet my knickers for you, Nik, but tell me what else I can do t' help."

"Nothing, I am... I will be fine."

"Not like you to let some bird get under your skin like that. Sure there's nothin' else?"

Nik cleared his throat, looked to the side and then finally at John's face. "You do not wish to trade me in for a newer model?"

"Jesus fuck... waiter, il conto, per favore."

"Where are we going?"

"Back to the hotel room."

"Why?"

"'M gonna shag your brains out, since they're not functionin' particularly well on the inside. Up. Double time."

Nik reached for his wallet to pay but John had already slapped his credit card on the scanner by the time he looked up. He grabbed Nik's hand and dragged him down the few blocks to their hotel, where he intended to spend the rest of the afternoon making Nik feel like the hottest piece of arse on the planet.

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[catguangcorner]

idk why but this picture is making me have Headcanons (mainly about XF and vein sorry LX):

- vein here is complaining about how bland and tasteless the food is — he likes bold and spicy flavours and can't stand 'boring' food

- xia fei enjoys all sorts of cuisines but prefers sweets and subtle flavours, probably goes out with liu xiao to fancy french restaurants and enjoys classic continental breakfasts (think things like pastries, bakes goods, fruits and coffee)

- LX probably bought them to some fancy afternoon tea place or something akin to that, which XF loves but vein detests, and shenanigans in the above picture ensue (meanwhile LX is sipping his hot beverage unbothered)

[daily-hyosatsu]

Today, a Chinese restaurant because I LOVE THIS TYPEFACE! So roundy. Not sure which sign I like more so I put both.

大陸 【たいりく】 means continent. Here it refers to continental China.

大 means big or large. It's read おお-, おお.きい, -おお.いに, ダイ, or タイ.

陸 means land. It's also an alternative way to write 六 six. It's read おか, リク, or ロク.

飯店 【はんてん】 means Chinese restaurant.

飯 means (cooked) rice or meal/food. It’s read めし or ハン.

店 means store or shop. It's read みせ, たな, or テン.

I should mention that 飯店 isn't a generic term; you mostly see it in names of Chinese restaurants. You're more likely to hear 中華(料理) 【ちゅうか(りょうり)】 Chinese food or 中華料理屋(さん) 【ちゅうかりょうりや(さん)】 Chinese restaurant.

Also, let's talk about 中華 【ちゅうか】, literally, "middle" + "flower." It's technically a pretty name for China, but in practice, it tends to mean Chinese food or Chinese restaurant. Just ask Google Images:

So why 中華 and not 中国 【ちゅうごく】? Well, you can say 中国料理, usually to refer to Chinese food the way it's made in China. By contrast, 中華料理 implies that it's adapted for Japanese tastes. But my feeling (grain of salt) is that 中華料理 is used colloquially across the board, to the extent that if you hear a non-native speaker say 中国料理, you'd probably assume that it's a mistake, not that they're trying to be specific.

It's also my experience that a Chinese place that wants to advertise its authenticity is more likely to label itself more specifically and use the name of a region. Which is especially understandable when you consider the huge diversity of Chinese cuisine, but that's probably part of the reason I don't see 中国料理 used that often.