Ricardo Duchesne wrote: > > Alan Carling's synthesis of Cohen and Brenner, which Wood completely > rejects as an imposible mix (not everything mixes, try putting car > oil in your soup) can be found in his book, Analytical Marxism. > I'm afraid I'm going to have to endorse Ricardo's observations here. In my years as a line cook I've found that 10w30 motor oil is not a good garnish for soups though higher viscosity oil works quite well as a replacement for Italian salad dressing. Tommy Udo
