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I enjoy beer, ale and the like. I’ve tasted some great ones, some not so great, and some I’m embarrassed to remember. So when the Elves found an article recently about weird beers, I thought that would be right up my alley. After reading the article, I’m changing my address. Man, we’re talking Very Weird in some […] Daughterperson and I were cruising the aisles at the local Lowe’s garden center over her spring break, ostensibly to gather vital gardening supplies but in fact we were avoiding digging in the garden. Suddenly she comes over and shows me a packet of seeds. Interesting, I thought; tomatillos. Then I read the front a bit […] As the man said, “Forget sex, bacon sells.” There are few foods that bacon can’t boost the flavor of. Even beef tenderloin gets better with a strip or two of bacon wrapped around it. Put a few strips across the top of a slightly tenderized hockey puck and you’ve got yourself an award-winning burger; or […] Most of the country only know a few things about the South. For instance, Redneck Jokes. (Some of these are not jokes down here; they’re sound advice for living.) Other things that may be general knowledge include our love of barbeque, car racing, hunting and fishing, gospel music and sweet tea. Some of us even […] This entry is part of a series, Follies 2012» There are some things you simply shouldn’t put in your mouth. I don’t care if you ARE a pro; don’t go there! Examples? How about fire and glass. Although this article is a bit of old news by now, it shows members of the Sikh religion “eating” […] Time to drag out that old copy of the Groundhog Day movie, starring your favorite crazy, Bill Murray. The only question is, what to eat while watching? I suppose you could search out some appropriate roadkill and make a stew from that “special” meat. But really, what’s a good thing to eat on this special day? […] There’s never a delicate way to put this, but there’s an ingredient out there that’s involved in Texas folklore that, well, can be used to prove a man’s, uhh, manhood. Often called Rocky Mountain Oysters or Prairie Oysters, there are many ways these ovoid morsels get prepared for consumption. Leave it to a woman, Jennifer […] This entry is part of a series, Follies 2011»
A Chinese pig named (cleverly) Strong Pig is going to live a long and happy life somewhere, rather than being served on someone’s plate. This pig is unusual; remarkable, even. He was born without hind legs. Light in the hams, you might say. Which isn’t […] |
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