Since it is a food movie, of course, there must be an obsession with food and ingredients, but unfortunately, the rendering is too little. I saw that there were only three shots that clicked: picking fish at 4:30 in the morning; paying 2,200 pounds to buy a few off-season black truffles; and making a shell meat for the doctor when I saw the psychiatrist. The difference between psychiatrists is quite interesting, after all, few people bring him vegetables to eat. I studied the shell, that is, steamed scallops, drizzled with light spices, and served with bay leaves and lemon slices. - It's the only dish Catherine Zeta-Jones has ever made, and in her kitchen, it's all made by assistants who check the finishing touches and pour the sauce. Maybe making juice is her forte.
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