Monday, November 26, 2012

Pics: I Hope They Meat Your Expectations

THANKSGIVING CHIMICHANGA and BACON APPLE PIE

Staring from right to left:
Will "Twerky Turkey" Greenburg, Gary Mustard, and Seth "XXXtra Gravy" McDonald


 




Wednesday, November 21, 2012

RoRo FaShoSho

I do not put up with meatiocracy.

Only the best of the best grace my plate.

And this afternoon my good pal, Seth McDonald, and I stumbled across a BBQ joint that is a Gold Meatalist in my book. RoRo's BBQ, located at 3620 Stone Way N, is serving up the perfect meaticine for an empty stomach.

As Seth parked in front of the restaurant I glanced over and read "Today's Special: Spicy Pulled Pork, with Smoked Sausage, Assorted Grilled Onions, and Jalapeños", the BBQ Gods were smiling down on us today.

I would normally go into further detail about the majestic meat that I consumed but I have other business to take care of. I am attending my first service at the First Meathodist Church tonight and I would hate to be late.

Take care and I'll meat you on the other side



Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Seasons Meatings From The Westside

Meaty Thanksgiving Mullet: Check
Momma, your boy’s comin’ home!

I have arrived back in the homeland and I swear, I can feel it in my bones, there is a meat storm a brewin’.

As many of you may already know, the meatnificent holiday that is Thanksgiving is happening this Thursday, November 22nd.

Besides a turmendous mound of dark and light meat accompanied by the usual gang of scrumptious pals; I will also be conducting some exceptional meatsperiments.

I know… I know what you are feeling right now. If your palms are sweating, heart is racing, and you are on the verge of tears; just know you are not alone. The words, Bacon Apple Pie, evoke palpable emotions.

#2. The Thanksgiving Chimichanga: Round 2
I have been toiling in my meatbratory for close to a year working to on the plans for the second coming of ChimiGiving. And as the day of reckoning approaches, I can almost smell my hard work paying dividends. I am Doctor Dankenstein; and soon my monster will be alive!

I will be using the Scientific Meathod to record all my findings and you, my faithful meaters, will be the very first people I will share the results with.

Take care and Happy Thanksgiving!

Friday, November 16, 2012

Great Men of Meat: Installment One


Let us all raise our goblets to the carnivorous culinary world's most indulgent duo, Turfinton Pedalbottom and Sherman Surfanual. 

Both Turfinton and Sherman lived sad and lonely lives full of mockery and discontent. Turfinton Pedalbottom's parents were assholes. They abandoned Turfinton at age 9, leaving him with nothing but a name that damned him to social ridicule, and cruel jokes from elementary school children. Sherman Sally Surfanual's parents were adult alliteration addicts. As children both Turfinton and Sherman shied away from human interaction, finding company and solace in animals. By the age of 11 Turfinton's best friend and only companion was a heifer named Carl. Three years later, Turfinton was forced to eat Carl in order to avoid starvation during a particularly harsh winter. The taste was indescribable, the emotions were inexpressible and the outcome was unpredictable. Sherman on the other hand was always a lobster boy. Due to his horrifically pale skin, he burned harshly and frequently. A fear of daylights harmful beams lead Sherman to a nocturnal life, a trait which, along with a skin pigment that often mirrored the fire-engines paint, drew him to love and identify with lobsters. Sherman ate lobster for the first time at the age of 17. As both men grew their affinity for their respective meat of preference grew with them. Both men had been instantly hook, their first savory bites of meat had done them in and by their mid-twenties each was accumulating massive debt supporting crackhead sized meat dependency. The pair finally met in 1897 after Sherman, a 28-year-old vagabond at the time, relocated to Salem, Massachusetts in order to be closer the Atlantic Oceans greatest gift, Lobster. Turfinton, who had lived in Salem for quite some time, kept spotting Sherman lurking about at the same butchers shops and high-class eateries that he frequented for his fix. On the night of July 23rd, 1897, Turfinton Pedalbottom spoke to Sherman Surfanual for the first time; their friendship was instant. Their socially ostracized pasts and their current abnormal meat obsessions led them to be the perfect pair. After months of petty butcher robberies and countless midnight meat raids together, Sherman and Turfinton hatched a scheme to finally hit the jackpot. On the frigid night of November 7th, 1897, Sherman Surfanual and Turfinton Pedalbottom reached their demise and fame all in one fell swoop. At 6pm Sherman and Turfinton burst in, guns a blazin’, to the First National Bank of Massachusetts. 46 customers, 7 tellers, 1 manager, and a security guard all hit the deck. They knew the deal; this was a stick-up. But this was a stick-up like nothing anyone had ever seem. When the police arrived Sherman made their demands clear: 150 pounds of frozen lobster, 150 pounds of frozen steaks, 30 freshly prepared lobsters with butter, 30 medium rare sixteen-ounce porterhouses, and two horses. The horses were the first demand to be met, an occurrence that sent the two meat addicts into a fit of rage. They beat the manager within an inch of his life in front of the main window of the building while screaming for lobster and steak. Fortunately, for the sake of the manager, 60 steamin’ hunks of meat arrived just in time. The highs and lows of a junkie are abrupt and extreme. Sherman had eaten 19 lobsters and Turfinton had polished off 22 steaks when the anxious police force decided it was time for action. The doors of the bank slammed open and the first officer through, an overzealous rookie, fired off a warning shot into the ceiling. The banks’ security guard let out a hair-raising howl; he was having a heart attack. But he wasn’t the only one. When the smoke cleared, Sherman and Turfinton both lay dead, smiling, slumped over a mountain of half eaten meat. The coroner’s report compared their blood to “a hearty, thick, gravy” and their arteries to a "traffic jam". Newspapers across the nation picked up on the story, dubbing the pair the “Surf-n-Turf Bandits” and with that, the restaurant industries most expensive and decadent entrée was born. The duo of Sherman “Surf” Surfanual and Turfinton “Turf” Pedalbottom live on, forever etched in the history books of decadence, and ever present on the tables of elite restaurants across the nation.

Here's to Sherman Sufanual and Turfinton Pedalbottom... hip hip hooray, hip hip hooray!


Tuesday, November 6, 2012

One Ezell Of A Meal

Hello my fellow Meat-heads,

This last Sunday I had a religious experience.

The skies opened, angels cried tears of baked beans, and God himself delivered the finest fried chicken known to man directly into my oesophagus. I wept, I moaned, (I may have seen a burning bush), but ultimately I was overcome by euphoria and slipped into a comeatose state. 

As I lay content and motionless on the floor of Ezell's Famous Chicken I could hear the Hambulance coming to take me to the Hosmeatal. After many tense hours and hundreds of shocks from the defibrillator I was thrown back into reality, but during my brief time in a pleasure induces coma I kept hearing the same sentence being uttered to me over and over again...

Thou Shall Not Take Any Gods Before Meat