Emmanuel des Essarts Quotes

Take advantage of the gracious condescension of the elegant calf's kidney, multiply its metamorphoses: you can without giving it any offence, call it the chameleon of cuisine.

Emmanuel des Essarts

• Advantage
• Chameleon
• Condescension
• Kidney
• Metamorphoses

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• Take advantage of the gracious condescension of the elegant calf's kidney, multiply its metamorphoses: you can without giving it any offence, call it the chameleon of cuisine.

  

  Emmanuel des Essarts
  • Advantage
  • Chameleon
  • Condescension