When you dine at the New England Culinary Institute, only the best will do.
Unfortunately, I was so busy working on my book I forgot how to dine among the good gentlemen and gentleladies of Kindling Words. I had to brush up on table manners before I walked into the dining room. No way was I going to be caught dead selecting the wrong fork in front of Gregory Maguire.
It's good to have good people looking out for you. My culinary consultant, Chuck, passed along these helpful, courteous hints-- and let me tell you, no one at Kindling noticed I was once a mouth-stuffer. ;>
Save this for future reference. You, too, could be guilty of putting your butter knife on the wrong plate.
This is how we do it: stretching the brain, putting fire in the fingertips, before the day begins
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