Prep Sessions are Fun
One of the great things about helping out with the Outgoing Exchange part of AIESEC is the prep sessions for interns going abroad. We've matched 5 so far (in Hong Kong, California, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Hungary), so there has been a lot of sessions, with a lot of great food.
Take last night. Normally, the intern gets to decide what exotic food he/she wants to eat, but I had this lamb leg hangin' out in my freezer without much hope of being eaten (especially in a house without a working oven). So I set it to roast at 200 degrees fahrenheit for about 6 hours, or until the meat literally melted off the bone, and proceeded to carry it on the c-train in a tupperware container. Got a few questions about the contents of the container...it didn't look very pretty.
We decided to soak the lamb in mint sauce and then throw it in a pita with tadziki, cucumbers, and tomatoes. It was might tasty.
Too bad this is my last prep session....


2 Comments:
Kent, it's not fair to be reading about such things while at work and facing a lunch of left over pizza from Sunday night.
By the way, my Mom read about the Danube on your blog and now it's top of the list of places to eat when she visits. You're the equivalent of a Frommer's guide to Calgary eateries. Or, maybe more like a Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Universe of Good Eats in Cowtown.
nooooo, you can't leave before giving me my prep session!!!!
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