In my 88 plus years of experience,
many women are never quite as happy
or feel so much joy,
as when they can arrange to have
some men they like in their employ.
This age-old homily
has now once again
been proven on South Korean TV
where chef Jin Kyung-soo,
by cooking chopped steak with fig sauce,
has perhaps saved a marriage or two
from acrimony or divorce.
In addition,
what might add to the smiles a show like that brings
would be if, sometime in the not too distant future,
they'll perfect an Internet Of Things:
Then. French chef, Jacques Pepin
could merely raise his pan
and from the front of the console
would emerge a buttery filet of sole
graced with its host's sauce so mild,
as to enchant the Ghost of Julia Child.
However for me,
until that yet far off day,
for now, it's still going to be
a Chinese take-out, okay?
HZL
10/18/15
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Comedian Cho Se-ho and singer Sung Si-kyung, MCs of “The Olive Show,” watch as chef Jin Kyung-soo cooks chopped steak with fig sauce during a studio taping. (Shin Woong-jae/For The Washington Post)
SEOUL — Chef Jin Kyung-soo stood in the kitchen, porkpie hat and trendy glasses accessorizing his white smock, putting the finishing touches on his steak with fig sauce. Then he served it up to the seven attractive men sitting at the tables in front of him.
“I never get tired of eating this,” said Cho Se-ho, a well-known comedian and one of those waiting to taste Jin’s creation. “It makes me so excited. This food turns me on.” All the other guys fell about laughing.
It’s the latest food craze in South Korea: “sexy cooking men.”
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