The Only Cookbook You'll Ever Need

Nothin' says "gourmet like hot dogs and grilled cheese. :rockin:

That grilled cheese looks tasty.

Ó Flannagáin said:

That grilled cheese looks tasty.

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Looks kinda like my "Triple Bypass Special". 10 slices of cheese, 2 slices of bread, and a stick of butter in the pan. Weighs in at like 4 lbs.

And are those sardines? What a menu!

A true American cookbook right there.

I'm merely impressed that they're serving The Colt in stemware.

Its all about the SARDINES!!! Put that on a cracker with some mustard and mmmm mmmm good eatin!

Has anyone ever really gotten grill marks that good on their hotdogs? I can on my steaks but never on a dog.

And Evan! Who doesn't drink Colt45 out of Crystal Stemware


Cheers

That all looks pretty tasty to me. I assume that book was intended to be a bit of a joke, right?

You can keep your fancy lobster and filet mignon ...

Hot dogs, grilled cheese, burgers and sardines for me!

WOP31 said:

Has anyone ever really gotten grill marks that good on their hotdogs? I can on my steaks but never on a dog.

Cheers

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You can if you don't clean the grill and allow all that carbon to build up on the grates. Nothing better than some warm Colt 45 and year old carbon!

WOP31 said:

Has anyone ever really gotten grill marks that good on their hotdogs? I can on my steaks but never on a dog. Cheers

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Not quite like that, but I put slits on my dogs at about grill make spacing. That parts gets pretty brown and you don't blow out the casings liek you do if you leave them un-slit.

That's just the beginning.

Gallery of Regrettable Food

From "Cooking with Dr.Pepper"

It could always be worse:

david_42 said:

That's just the beginning.

Gallery of Regrettable Food

From "Cooking with Dr.Pepper"

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No way, there is no way that exists.

adx said:

It could always be worse:

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God that's funny. Possible new avatar after Christmas

Back in the 50's, many manufacturers put out cookbooks that were nothing more than promotional material. "Cooking with Dr. Pepper" really does exit.