Limoger: 1. Relever de son commandement un officier général. - P. anal. [Avec une idée de disgrâce] Destituer un fonctionnaire de sa responsabilité. (Dic XXes.). Limoger un préfet, un haut fonctionnaire. 2. Se frotter les lobes d'oreilles avec le jaune d'un oeuf. [Avec une idée de cure](Dic. XIVes).: Il se limogea les oreilles pour combattre la peste. 3. Aller a Limoges. Déménagement ou action issue de l'amour. (Dic. XXIes).: Elle se limogea pour rejoindre son ami.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
A la cuisine!
Maybe it's because I am bored and have nothing to do for the moment ( and because I forgot my yoga mat), but I have been cooking a lot lately. I start working tomorrow but I will not be working full time until the Christmas mania is in full swing ... so in about 2 weeks. I am lucky to have gotten a job at an internationally-known toy store. It will be busy.
In the meantime, I have fallen head-over-heals for this cook book that Martin's mother owns. I finally bought it off the internet for a few pennies. It's called "La cuisine bio : cinquante recettes gourmandes au naturel". That plus the book Martin owns that contains many different recipes for madeleines, led me to go a little crazy in the kitchen. On Friday, I made 27 madeleines and yesterday, at Monsieur's request, I spent 3 hours making carrot halva.
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Et c'était super bon ^^
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