mikangirl: (Is that Luffy in our fridge again)
Nami ([personal profile] mikangirl) wrote2011-12-30 02:12 pm

APPOINTMENTS


 
 
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survivalistcookbook: (grin down)

[personal profile] survivalistcookbook 2016-01-16 11:00 pm (UTC)(link)
A journalist, actually.

[He raises his voice over the sudden hiss of the oil as he spoons in the fritters to deep-fry, then lays the patties on the hot griddle that takes up half of his range.]

But I did a lot of food journalism, and that's a lot of studying the whys and hows of what goes into the food that people like. Toss in the knowledge upgrade they give us on how to actually do stuff, and I guess you get a pretty decent cook.
survivalistcookbook: (conversational)

[personal profile] survivalistcookbook 2016-01-17 12:02 am (UTC)(link)
Yeah, all of that. Restaurants, trends, food and drink culture in general . . . whatever people were talking about, I guess. I did a little bit of other stuff, but it was mostly food.
survivalistcookbook: (pic#9219252)

[personal profile] survivalistcookbook 2016-01-24 08:22 am (UTC)(link)
Really. I guess I never associated being a ship's cook with fine dining.

[He sits down as well while he waits for the food to finish cooking, on a scavenged barstool he mostly keeps closer to the serving counter.]

Then again, if he's still going by chef I'm gonna guess he's pretty serious about his job.
survivalistcookbook: (grin down)

[personal profile] survivalistcookbook 2016-01-31 08:02 pm (UTC)(link)
Hah. Sounds like you lucked out. How did a born-and-raised chef take to hanging around with a bunch of pirates?
survivalistcookbook: (Glancing up)

[personal profile] survivalistcookbook 2016-02-01 04:15 pm (UTC)(link)
Man. Food service with the option of beating up your customers. Talk about living the dream.