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Old 03-10-2004, 06:44 PM
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Default Fusion Confusion?
Not according to Amanda Hesser.


http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/10/dining/10REST.html


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I hate to say this but I am about as confused as an infant at a topless club . Well its an election year so spin is in . All I can say is thanks to the early French chefs who put the basics in place!
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Her tag line sums it up...

"it should leave you happy and, well, confused"

Mission accomplised, I suppose.
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I would rather be impressed by a chefs creations than confused.
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I think leaving happy is a pleasant way to end a meal, right?
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Sure, if it wasn’t for geography I would go. Some of it sounded pretty good! Besides, they probably have a few dishes for the not so adventurous.
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