Stay tuned for my next piece: Fritters and recollections on Brian Dennehy. Read more
Stay tuned for my next piece: Fritters and recollections on Brian Dennehy. Read more
A lot of it comes from letting the giardiniera drain off in a cocktail strainer. But none is surprising! What brand do you usually go with? Read more
Midnight Run Farina is when I eat giardiniera out of the jar and kill off a six-pack of Old Style tall boys. Read more
VINEGAR? Man, I feel like I’m talking to you through the looking glass. I also absolutely LOVE cherry pepper spread. My heart has room for many kinds of spicy preserved sandwich accoutrements. Read more
Those were great! I actually shouted those out in my Italian Beef piece a few months back. Read more
Thank you, new best friend. Read more
Eventually I hit the bottom of the jar. Next time. Read more
Excellent Read more
I mean, it was Italians who created this back when, and that sounds delicious. Go for it. Read more
I was kind of hoping he would bring back the power mullet for Money Plane. Alas. Read more
Not a SINGLE Timber Mill recipe. Wild. Honestly the only thing that makes this book memorable is the Frasier tie-in. But it was fun stomping through it for a bit. Read more
It was 1996! You’re gonna tell me G.D. Mother effing Starbucks doesn’t speak to the era?!? Read more
I hear you. Until I want crispy tater tots. Read more
Sad and hard agree. Read more
Ken was fairly hemmed in by the recipes I gave him. He gave it the ol college try. Read more
Yeah, I’m just being a jerk here for effect. If anything, margarine sticks out to me because none of my majority-Southern family ever had it around. Read more
AMAZING. That’s fixed. Weird that the Frasier Title Card Generator doesn’t have the Grammarly tie-in that has apparently become a crippling crutch of mine. Read more
I think that song left a lot of us wondering things and none of them are our fault. Read more
Yes! Completely wordless cold open. Absolute masterclass in farce. Read more