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NOW TH I-kOUGH
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29
authentic
pewabic tiles
andJeaded glass.
David Bence Photography Exhibit
Headboards
in the Mall-within-the Plaza
crafted
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 —
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30
Try this highly scientific ex-
periment: Pour yourself and a
couple of friends glasses of two
different chardonnays costing,
say, $10 or so each. Now try to
compare the two wines.
Look at the colors, swirl the
wines around in the glasses and
put your snoot in. Take a sip and
feel the weight of the wine,
the relative sweetness or acid-
ity, the creaminess or leanness
of the texture. Now try to tell
each other what's different
about the two wines. The words
are simple: maybe terms like
buttery, appley, pearlike, exoti-
cally fruity, smoky, soft, juicy,
spicy.
You just never thought that
you would be using them to de-
scribe a wine.
It's not really important what
words you use (though it is cer-
tainly revealing that everybody
will use different ones).
The point is that you've paid
attention to something we don't
often stop to appreciate: our own
senses of smell and taste and
also touch.
Learning to enjoy wine isn't
really that much more compli-
cated than learning to like great
steak or a fresh piece of salmon.
There are just more choices out
there.
The one phrase I probably
hear most often is, "I don't know
anything about wine." People
say this as if they had been
handed some kind of life sen-
tence: You will miss out on this
pleasure forever.
The fact is that you don't need
to know anything to enjoy wine
except how to get it out of the
bottle. ❑
Richard Nalley is a writer with
Copley News Service.
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,elegance
Monte Nagler Photography Exhibit
in the Mall-within-the Plaza
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2
12:00 Pm - 2:00 PM
5' 1 ' ANNUAL HOLIDAY WALK THROUGH
•Bloomfield Plaza Mug Giveaway
(While supplies last)
• Reception and book signing by photographer
Monte Nagler in the Mall-within-the Plaza
• Michigan Opera Theatre
Strolling Musicians
•In-store Informal Modeling
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9
12:00 I'M — 2:00 PM
•Sodling Musicians
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Stir-frying is a quick, lean cook-
ing method. For tastier dishes,
follow these suggestions from
Jan Weimer, former executive
editor of Bon Appetit:
Cut food to be cooked togeth-
er into uniform pieces.
Set food aside until it reach-
es room temperature.
Heat the bottom and sides of
a 12- to 14-inch wok over high
heat until droplets of water
dance on the surface.
Coat sides and bottom of wok
with cooking oil, then add sea-
sonings, followed by vegetables.
Remove crisp-tender vegetables
from wok, then cook meat poul-
try or seafood last.
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- The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-11-24
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