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| Ok you foodies, you kitchenmaniacs.. Lets see how creative you are... Remember the Beverly Hillbillies. Remember the Ballad of Jed Clampett? Come listen to my story 'bout a man named Jed Poor mountaineer barely kept his family fed An' then one day, he was shooting at some food, An' up thru the ground came a bubblin' crude Oil that is! Black Gold, Texas Tea. The game is for you to use food items, kitchen utensils and all words associated with cooking, you doing your thing and the kitchen to make up a song that you can sing to the tune of the Beverly Hillbillies. Good Luck!!! Danielle [This message has been edited by chefteldanielle (edited 12-17-2000).] |
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| I forgot to add my version. Sing to the tune of Jed Clampett Ballad. Well you guys I told you that I was an RT I'm hoping to join you and be all I can be And maybe someday if I don't become deaf I will graduate and become a worldfamous chef Julia Child that is, Katz, Shroomgirl Danielle [This message has been edited by chefteldanielle (edited 12-17-2000).] |
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| Well here in St Louie we have alot of pork we are the pig capital on the midwestern port We boil up the lard and make alot of pies And eat cholestoral until one day we dies. Pig that is, Missouri Pork Steak! *for those of you not familiar with this local cut (should put it in the local thread) it is a cross cut from the shoulder bone and all...dipped in Mauls BBQ sauce and grilled...Only place I've seen this cut.It's an acquired taste as is provel cheese... |
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