Techniques: A Quote Analysis

The structure of this recipe is very unique. It is split into two paragraphs, with the first one acting as an introduction. The actual recipe is not mentioned until the second paragraph, where it is mentioned in a sentence structure, not in a list, which is unusual. Only four sentences of the paragraph tell the reader how to make the spider salad, making it succinct and informational. However, the structure is quite odd, seeming like an informational journal article, not a recipe. Techniques in this recipes are straightforward, but might be difficult to accomplish for those with weak stomachs. In the beginning of the recipe, it mentions that the last recipe mentioned was not very good, because it destroyed the flavor of the spiders by putting them in a pie. So, in this recipe the chef, Bert Christensen, says to steam the spiders alive, in order to
With this information, one is able to determine the amount of other ingredients they want to use according to whether they wish to spread the spiders thin, or if they want them more concentrated. They do not mention how people are meant to find spiders, however, I would not suggest just finding some from your home. If the ones you find are poisonous, it could be a deadly mistake. At the bottom of the recipe, it mentions that the person writing this recipe resides in Toronto, Ontario. This is strange, because spiders are seen as a taboo food in the majority of North America and Europe. This person must be a person trying to break the taboo, by mixing spiders, and possibly other insects, into foods that are seen as mana, such as salad. He also tries to entice cooks by making the recipe extremely easy. The techniques and the majority of the ingredients are recognizable, and not time consuming to prepare. Therefore, the person cannot say it is too time consuming, so they cannot try