Professor Bainbridge and his dogs were on their own this past weekend when his wife went out of town for a few days and it seems that his dogs ate better than I did the last time my wife was gone for a few days. Let's compare:
Night One
Bainbridge: lamb rib chops, risotto with porcini mushrooms and white truffle paste, and a small baby arugula salad
Bainbridge's dogs: leftovers from lamb rib chops, risotto with porcini mushrooms and white truffle paste, and a small baby arugula salad
Samuels: large pepperoni pizza
Samuels' dog: scoop of dry dog food
Night Two
Bainbridge: 12 oz. seasoned filet mignon split and filled with blue cheese, topped with sauce combining Le Saucier vin rouge sauce, Vatel veal demi-glace, and tawny port
Bainbridge's dogs: leftovers from 12 oz. seasoned filet mignon split and filled with blue cheese, topped with sauce combining Le Saucier vin rouge sauce, Vatel veal demi-glace, and tawny port
Samuels: four microwaved spicy beef and bean burritos, topped with enchilada sauce
Samuels' dog: scoop of dry dog food
Night Three
Bainbridge: veal marsala and risotto with morel mushrooms
Bainbridge's dogs: leftovers from veal marsala and risotto with morel mushrooms
Samuels: Samuels' dog
Samuels' dog: N/A
I'm not complaining, mind you; I don't envy the professor his opulent lifestyle, but I do miss my dog sometimes.
1 comment:
I can't quite match the opulence and ingredients of the good Professor's dogs but I can recommend a vet formulated dog food with human quality ingredients!
Ken
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