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... somewhere in suburban Perth, Western Australia, a home cook dreams of cooking greatness on TV, and of owning a great restaurant. Dreams become reality when you follow them. Here are the chronicles of Noodle Cook, the 2-minute expert at shortcuts in the home kitchen. "An Electronic Restaurant" is where dreams become real.
... time to dream
Hi, I am the 2-minute Noodle Cook. This blog is my home. Come on in and let me show off my restaurant. Try some unique Australian bush tucker dishes while you are here.
xoxo 2-minute Noodle Cook
My Little Restaurant
Address: Home Kitchen
Cuisine: Classic Australian
HOURS OF OPERATION
Open 7 days a week
Closed Friday PM
No bookings taken
"An Electronic Restaurant" is a food blog that records the thrills and spills of restaurant ownership by an electronic persona, the comical, 2-minute Noodle Cook, self proclaimed electronic Masterchef, who came into existence to fulfill an individual's dream of owning a restaurant.
This electronic restaurant serves good food, with the help of digital technology like Photoshop. At this electronic restaurant, you will find recipes and menu dishes, interwoven with partly fictitious, over-dramatized stories, somewhat like a mini-series starring family members and friends.
This blog started in 2005 with Paper Chef Challenges, the gruelling Iron Chef competition for the internet savvy chef. In 2009, the 2-minute Noodle Cook walked out of this blog for 2 whole days and became real in the Masterchef 2009 auditions, eerily, unintentionally, mimicking the blunders often recorded in the blog.
A big part of this website is of a creative writing nature and should be read as such. Photographs on the site are protected by Creative Common License. In essence give credit to the 2-minute Noodle Cook when due, and do not attempt to make money using other people's work, or derivative of, without their consent.
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Neilesh Patel (Recruiter focused on Food Manufacturing Jobs),
Friday, January 13, 2012 6:58:00 pm
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Having problems commenting? Use the contact form instead!Hey, I noticed your blog, liked some of these posts! Would you mind if we republished some of these articles in our newsletter or on our own site? It’s mainly a site for industry professionals in food/beverage, but I think a lot of them simply love every part of the world and would enjoy reading your blog. Let me know? I’ve linked to our site so you can see it.
Neilesh
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