It has been shown that, when you are pulverizing soup,
the most efficient path along which to swirl the buzzing nozzle is the Pentagon of Venus.
This smoothly breaks down the little slivers of leek and chunks of carrot. A footnote will have to be added to any future edition of Venus, A Longer View.
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You mean pentaGRAM of Venus of course.
I find that when I am sauteing onions, making scrambled eggs or roasting coffee beans in a cast iron pan – that my hand falls into a precessing pentagram pattern with the flat-bottomed wooden spatula. This seems to yield, by feel and impression only, an optimum of rest and disturbance for heat transfer without scorching. I’ll think of Venus whilst doing those things from now on.
That soup looks rather nice and making me hungry! although I had something in the Grantham Subway during today’s Issac Newton hike from Colsterworth to Grantham via Woolsthope where he was born, the Issac Newton monument in Stoke Rochford and his statue in Grantham.i always thought of Lincolnshire as a flat English county but got to 110m above sea level at various places.Mrs Thatcher was born in Grantham and showing wisdom the locals don’t seen to have erected a statue of her!