It has been some time, nearly three years, since I have posted a list of one-liners. These are short concepts, discussion points, stops and starts along the thought process which I catalog in our notebooks. They are an assortment of words and assimilated phrases I collect and assemble. What I particularly like about these snippets is their brevity. In the world of writing, as in cooking, brevity is essential and simplicity inspires.
– Starting Over Again
– The Raw Ingredients
– The Wrong Ingredients
– When Food is Forced
– Inherently Logical
– Selling Stupid
– The Sweet Side of Savory
– Logical Food
– Practically Infinite
– Goofier Tasting
– My Ice Cubes are Getting a Bit Dry
– Under a Magnifying Glass
– Organized Thoughts
– Disorganized Thoughts
– I Don’t Bitch, I Just Have Negative Musings
– Workshop
– Good Bones
– Search for New
– Search for Old
– A New Light
– It Does Not Have to Be Expensive
– Ask What Should Not, Could Not, Will Not, Has Not, Cannot and Then Make It Happen
– Greater Accuracy
– Take the Time to Be Precise
– A Watchmaker’s Approach
– The Origins of Ideas
– The Importance of Context
– Concealing Technique
– Defined Direction
– Cobblestone
– The Juice is the Funky Part
– The Time Has Come for Wonderful Thinking
– Word of Mouth
– Watering Up
– Quick is Not Always Best
– Botanicals
– Orchestration of Ideas
– Rough Point
– To Go Through Life Wanting
– Distraction
– Secret Kitchen
– Disguised
– The Prestige
– The Life and Lessons of a Chef
– Chaotic Arrangements
– Designed for the Extraordinary
– A Glass of Wine and the Setting Sun
– Vibrant Colors
– The Traveling Itinerant Chef
– Pull the Bullet
– Meeting Places and Eating Places
– White Wine Becomes Rosé in the Setting Sun
– Porches are Important
– A Collection of Sayings and the Dishes They Inspired
– Just Enough is Too Much
– Just Make Delicious
– Negative Space
– Intellect and Whimsy
– Subtle and Complex
– What Can Be Paper
– How to Not Get in the Way
– Do Not Second Guess
– In Between
– Cobblestone