Apparently, mise en place is IT in professional cooking, meaning, in kitchen-speak, everything in its place. Maybe I should become a mise en place kind of gal; perhaps this is the kind of practicality—aka, in parent-speak: survivor skill—I need to ascribe to.
Only four hours into D.J.'s sick day, and I've already lost myself.
- Main entry: mise en place
- Part of Speech: n
- Definition: in professional cooking, proper planning of equipment and ingredients for a food preparation and assembly station.
- Etymology: French 'put in place'
- Usage: cooking
*mise en place. Dictionary.com.
Webster's New Millennium™ Dictionary of English, Preview Edition (v 0.9.7). Dictionary.com, LLC.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mise en place (accessed: February 10, 2009).
..... stop with your frickin mes in plan!!! im listening to the funny song in your work out dvd. "im coming down the stairs" "stop don't hide, lets go for a ride"
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