The hill I will die on: Nobody just ‘rustles up’ a lasagne | Keren Levy
We need to give up this pretence of effortlessness and start calling the dish what it is: a laborious meat-and-cheese architecture projectWhat is this “rustling up a lasagne” thing – apart from a straightforward contradiction? Nobody ever says they’re rustling up a shepherd’s pie, or a moussaka, or a three-layered chocolate cake. But a lasagne? Sure thing.I have a clear…
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