Archive for the 'Food' Category
When Making Human Blood Sausage, Stick to Your Own Blood
1 Comment Published by Joel March 5th, 2008 in Food, Meat. Share ThisGerman airmen have been catching some heat for making Blotwurst sausages using human blood from compatriots. Everything was fine until some fellow soldiers started to complain:
The incident only came to the attention of senior officers after one of their fellow soldiers reported the fact that he had been asked to donate some blood for the [...]
Video: Bourdain at Google
3 Comments Published by Joel March 3rd, 2008 in Food, Great Men. Share ThisAn hour long discussion with Anthony Bourdain, moderated by Google Executive Chef Nate Keller. The story about Billy Joel is great.
I like the walk-thru — a few years back Carolyn and I wanted to perfect the baked potato and this guide would have been super helpful. It also likely generates some decent Google AdSense dollars for the owner.
So you want to know the best way to bake a potato? Golden, crispy brown skins and soft, [...]
Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival in Des Moines, March 1st
5 Comments Published by Joel February 21st, 2008 in Food, Meat, events. Share This2.0 Somethings, desperate for the dozens of dozens of readers who frequent Dethroner every day, passed on this alert:
Though we just got back from our most recent culinary adventure, the 2.0somethings crew is already gearing up for our spring break plans: The First Annual Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival in Des Moines, Iowa. The festival will [...]
Dinner: Impossible’s Robert Irvine Finds Lying Fairly Possible
2 Comments Published by Joel February 21st, 2008 in Food, TV. Share ThisI don’t know if you’ve been following it or not, but apparently that Food Network twat Robert Irvine is a rat-faced liar. All his self-proclaimed achievements, such as being a Knight or working in the White House kitchen, have turned out to be fabrications. Plus he’s screwed some people on several restaurant development projects!
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Video Recipe: Squirrel Melts
6 Comments Published by Joel February 20th, 2008 in Food, Meat. Share ThisThere’s nothing wrong with eating squirrel (although it’s some of my least favorite game meat). But that doesn’t make the soft focus cooking of Heidi “The Huntress” Wilson, star of an old Outdoor Channel television show, any less disturbing. I know she’s just trying to make eating squirrel seem like a normal American pastime, but [...]
Mac and Cheese with the Gipper
2 Comments Published by Jason February 12th, 2008 in Food. Share ThisHands down, Macaroni and Cheese must be one of the world’s greatest comfort foods. A few years back Carolyn and I decided to look for the “Greatest Mac and Cheese recipe of all time.” While I’m not sure this White House Kitchen recipe is the one, it was good enough that we stopped looking! You [...]
Why Your Penis Thinks You Should Skip Dessert
2 Comments Published by Joel February 12th, 2008 in Food, Romance. Share ThisMost of the advice John Mariani gives in this “How to Take a Woman to Dinner” piece on Esquire is antiquated crap—don’t go Dutch? Stand when she leaves and returns to the table? That kind of behavior is for after you’re in a relationship, not at the beginning—but I did like this one bit of [...]
Baconpig. Zenith of mankind’s porcine proclivity or just gross? You be the judge. Don’t miss the Pig Butchering Guide in T-shirt form.
The Mob: Down But Not Out
0 Comments Published by Jason February 10th, 2008 in Drugs, Family, Finance, Food, Great Men, Movies, Smoking, Sports, Uncategorized. Share ThisAt a news conference in Brooklyn, state Atty. Gen. Andrew M. Cuomo said the arrests served as a message that “organized crime still exits. . . . We like to think it’s a vestige of the past. It’s not. It is as unrelenting as weeds that continue to sprout in the cracks of society.
Seems the [...]
Double Dipping Demonstrably Disgusting
1 Comment Published by Joel January 31st, 2008 in Food. Share ThisAccording to a report detailed by the Times, double-dipping your chip back into the dip does indeed send your menagerie of mouth monsters back into the French onion slop. Don’t do it.
On average, the students found that three to six double dips transferred about 10,000 bacteria from the eater’s mouth to the remaining dip.
Each cracker [...]
The Future is (Somewhat) Meatless
11 Comments Published by Joel January 28th, 2008 in Fitness, Food, Meat. Share ThisTwo interesting pieces came on my radar this weekend. I’m not about to give up meat entirely, but it has become less and less of my diet of late, and after my birthday early next month, I’m probably going to end up cutting it out almost entirely for a couple of months while I work [...]


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