I am in my element in the kitchen. The rhythmic, soothing chopping sound of a sharp knife slicing through an onion, the exceptional, inimitable smell of garlic and olive oil melding together on the stove top, the feel of pasta's warm steam hitting my face when drained in a colander - these sensations are familiar and comforting to any seasoned cook. In fact, these seemingly insignificant sensations are what make the cooking experience.
It is more than these smells and tastes and sounds, though. I like seeing the enjoyment on others' faces when they savor the last bite of my dinner or receiving praise from astonished, impressed acquaintances when I bring a complicated dessert to a party. I want to discover recipes which make my fianc
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