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Illustrations Wanted--Final Call: The Clinton Legacy Cookbook
The Clinton Legacy Cookbook ^ | Oct 21, 2001 | The Cookbook Slaves, Carlo3b,Angelique,christie,Firebrand,piaza,Howie,Twostep

Posted on 10/21/2001 7:35:44 PM PDT by carlo3b

Illustrations Wanted--Final Call: The Clinton Legacy Cookbook

We are in the final stretch. We have some great illustrations, but could use a few more. Below are the categories. Let your imagination go!

APPETIZERS:  Hasta la Vista Bubba Party Food

BEVERAGES:  Hisses and Booze

BREADS:  Fork Over the Dough with Those White House Coffees

BREAKFAST:  Morning Jog with Slick--Orange You Glad They’re Over?

CANDY:  Candy Coated Spin

CHILI:  Hillary's Chilly and Bill Bombs Away

DESSERTS:  Let Them Eat Cake!

DINNER ENTREES:  Fed Up with Liberals!

      Beef: ..........Hillary's Cattle Futures
      Chicken: ....A Chicken’s Hit Outfit
      Fish: ...........Crook Line and Sinker--Bill’s Fishy Polls
      Game: ........Where the Wild Flings Are
      Lamb/Veal: ReVealing Baad Baad Black Sheep
      Pork: ......... Pork Barrel Pardons

PASTA AND RICE:   Rice a Roll yee for my SWISS BANK ACCOUNT

KID’S SECTION:  It Takes Village Idiots to Ask Others to Raise Their Children

SALADS:  Lettuce Pray: No More Clintons In the White House

SANDWICHES: Cover Ups!

SAUCES/RUBS:  Dem Saucy Interns and Rub Some Ice on That

SOUPS: In Hot Water Again!

VEGETABLES: Verifiable Vegetables--Clinton's Cabinet

Requirements:
1. Theme: The Clinton Legacy and FOOD.
2. Style: Line illustrations/cartoons. Must be original.
3. Permission: All submission are made with the understanding that artist is granting permission to use in the Clinton LegacyCookbook. Any further questions should be directed to carlo3b.
4. Copyright: Copyright to be retained by artist with no restriction on use. Credit will be given to artist as requested: a) screen name, b) real name, c) withheld
5. Color: Black and white illustration or grayscale; color will be converted to grayscale.
6. Format: .jpg, .gif, .tif, .eps
7. Final size: 6 x 6 inches maximum; can be reduced
8. Resolution: 300 dpi preferred; lower resolution can be submitted for approval.
 


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To: christie; jellybean; Angelique; gutsyme; mercy; Dan Day; abigail2; Lazamataz
Pumpkins......A Little History
Sorry you asked yet...LOLOLOL

 The word pumpkin comes from the Greek pepõn for a large melon. The English termed it pumpion or pompion. This term dates back to 1547, yet it did not make an appearance in print until 1647. The pumpkin was one of the many foods used by the Native American Indians in the new world and was a welcome discovery by the Pilgrims. The Indians pounded strips of pumpkin flat, dried them, and wove them into mats for trading. They also dried pumpkin for food. The new Americans heartily embraced the sweet, multi-purpose fruit which became a traditional Thanksgiving food. The colonists used pumpkin not only as a side dish and dessert, but also in soups and even made beer of it. The blossoms can also be used as those of the squash family, such as batter-dipped and fried.
There are 100's of recipes that can be prepared using Pumpkins, perhaps you would like me to stuff your mailbox with them ...Hmmmmmmmmmm....Bwhhahahahahhahah
 

21 posted on 10/22/2001 7:32:57 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: Angelique; christie
Tofu-Pumpkin Pie
Especially for all of our Berkeley friends
Mix all ingredients in a blender, pour into crust and bake at 385 for one hour.
Options: add peanut butter, chocolate chips, or blue Peacock! LOLOLOL

 
22 posted on 10/22/2001 7:47:47 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: carlo3b; Angelique
I promise, Angelique, no one will find Blue Boy.
23 posted on 10/22/2001 7:57:29 PM PDT by christie
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To: soccermom; christie; Angelique; firebrand; jellybean; piasa; stanz
WhiteWatergate Salad MIX, then lick the spoon!...LOLOLOL This is a Kraft recipe...not mine...gulp!
24 posted on 10/22/2001 7:58:47 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: christie; Angelique; jellybean; Angel923; 6323cd; Octar; uglybiker; kevkrom; otterpond...
Super Pumpkin Nut Waffles
Beat all ingredients togther except egg whites.
Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into batter right before baking in waffle iron.
 
25 posted on 10/22/2001 8:16:20 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: carlo3b
Here's an easy one!

Ice Cold Beer


1. Buy cold beer
2. Open beer
3. Drink beer
4. Enjoy!
26 posted on 10/22/2001 8:20:13 PM PDT by July 4th
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To: July 4th
LOLOL, Thats a keeper...
27 posted on 10/22/2001 9:34:06 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: carlo3b
Sauteed Fall Vegetables

A nonsweet pumpkin dish.

2 tablespoons walnut oil, or more as needed
1 clove very finely minced garlic (optional)
1 minced onion
1 acorn squash, peeled and cubed
1 carrot, peeled and cubed
1 cup cubed pumpkin
1/2 cup cubed zucchini
salt
nutmeg
finely chopped parsley

Heat the walnut oil over medium heat and saute the garlic. Add the onions and saute. Lower the flame and add the vegetables in the order given, sauteing each one for about 10 minutes before you add the next. You can add other fall root vegetables; just add them in the right order according to their cooking time. Other types of squash are good. White potatoes and sweet potatoes are okay. Don't use stuff like lettuce, tomato, cucumber, celery, cabbage. When all the vegetables are soft, add salt and mix in. Add a bit of nutmeg, not too much. Spoon into a bowl and sprinkle the finely chopped parsley over the top.

28 posted on 10/23/2001 8:31:19 AM PDT by firebrand
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To: firebrand; Angelique; christie
Yummmmmmmmmm!!!!......more pleaseeeeee???...LOLOLOL
29 posted on 10/23/2001 10:28:47 AM PDT by carlo3b
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To: lowbridge; carlo3b; Angelique
Thanks lowbridge for the pics. Wonderful. Love 'em. If you get a chance, maybe you can post 'em here.
30 posted on 10/23/2001 12:03:24 PM PDT by christie
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To: christie


31 posted on 10/23/2001 1:27:55 PM PDT by lowbridge
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To: Terry's Take
Terry, we are going to use your Clintoon banquet, of course. Do you have any other cartoons you'd be willing to offer to the cookbook.
32 posted on 10/23/2001 7:41:10 PM PDT by christie
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To: carlo3b
The only proper recipe for the Xlinton era; is a really BAD recipe for Haggis.

Regards,

33 posted on 10/23/2001 7:44:27 PM PDT by beowolf
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To: lowbridge
Oh Low, you devil you....LOLOL

Thank you my friend...

34 posted on 10/23/2001 9:30:00 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: beowolf
The only proper recipe for the Xlinton era; is a really BAD recipe for Haggis.

How appropriate, why in the HEll, haven't we thought of it before ...Sheep's entrails, are truly a metaphor for the Clinton's entire lives, and symbollicof the trail of foul stains and leftovers.

Traditionally, the haggis is made with a sheep's stomach as a casing. It is filled with oats, onions, spices and the other edible organs that are cooked first and then chopped up. These are called "pluck," -- things plucked from the sheep carcass and include the "lights," or lungs.

For all its strange look and lore, The haggis is basically a big, round, spicy sausage.

THank you!!

35 posted on 10/23/2001 9:50:24 PM PDT by carlo3b
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To: carlo3b

36 posted on 10/23/2001 10:11:28 PM PDT by XGMan
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To: carlo3b; Angelique
Check this out.
37 posted on 10/24/2001 12:29:25 AM PDT by christie
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To: July 4th; lowbridge; ofMagog; christie; carlo3b; JohnYankeeCmpsr
Ice Cold Beer

Well, there you have it! The trilogy of bachelor recipes. Oops sorry! I forgot:

Irish Immigrant Boston Chili
Posted by JohnYankeeCmpsr
It's good bachelor food, and it helps fluff the sheets as you sleep!!!

38 posted on 10/24/2001 6:10:56 AM PDT by Angelique
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To: lowbridge; christie; carlo3b
Lowbridge, you always make me laugh with your photos, and we need to pass them along in the Cookbook! Please send the gore/taco dog! The library one is really funny, too. We actually have a recipe for cleaning SCUM!
39 posted on 10/24/2001 6:24:33 AM PDT by Angelique
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To: christie; Terry's Take; Neenah; Billie
Waiting for those wonderful drawings! Billie--the swinging one is hysterical. The wagon...hehehehehe!
40 posted on 10/24/2001 6:29:51 AM PDT by Angelique
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