Texan
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"Everyone's going to want to be like the Obamas," he said.
Not hardly.
"Everyone's going to want to be like the Obamas," he said.
Why not just send a sack of their crap to the media every day and let them sort through it and call it what they want, that's what they do anyway.But despite loftier goals, Bayless, the Chicago chef, says the Obamas could make a world of difference if they just publish what they are eating every day.
Cal said:Why not just send a sack of their crap to the media every day and let them sort through it and call it what they want, that's what they do anyway.But despite loftier goals, Bayless, the Chicago chef, says the Obamas could make a world of difference if they just publish what they are eating every day.
and hog snouts left over from slaughter were used as a garnish
VanC said:and hog snouts left over from slaughter were used as a garnish
This is nothing new. We do this all the time. Ain't nothing better than grilled cheese and tomato soup with a couple of hog snouts on the side. :lol:
Tam said:VanC said:and hog snouts left over from slaughter were used as a garnish
This is nothing new. We do this all the time. Ain't nothing better than grilled cheese and tomato soup with a couple of hog snouts on the side. :lol:
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that noticed the hog snout garnish. :lol: :lol: :lol: Granny Clampet on Beverly Hills would have been proud. :wink:
And the point of this article is waht????? Just another PR piece for Obama.
Dan Barber, chef at New York's popular Blue Hill restaurant and a frequent critic of the country's food policy, says a few small gestures from the president and first lady Michelle Obama could accomplish what many of the chefs have been working toward for years.
Barber said good food needs more publicity, and he hopes Obama and his wife will advertise what they are eating and what they are feeding their children, 10-year-old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha.
But despite loftier goals, Bayless, the Chicago chef, says the Obamas could make a world of difference if they just publish what they are eating every day.
"Everyone's going to want to be like the Obamas," he said
hypocritexposer said:Maybe Oprah can even have a special about it!
Texan said:"Everyone's going to want to be like the Obamas," he said.
Not hardly.