The Hoppin' John was really good. Try it.

Let your friend know that the WD50 cookbook is out this fall.

There's a recipe for Chocolate Salty Balls in Isaac Hayes' Cookbook, 'Cooking with Heart and Soul.' They were not terrible.

MOOooove over, butter…I can still hear that stupid jingle.

Cave Dwellers was my first, too, back in the day, when the two-swords two-bladed razor reference was current.

I've got Eric Briffard's cookbook. It's not bad but mostly aspirational for me - cooking beyond my skill, y'know.

^ avatar is from Good Eats so I am biased AF.

Hey Kevin, thanks for that Melissa Clark video a while back, it was at the end of another article and did not have its own comment section. Keep up the good work.

Try Turkish? Flavor's better.
Edit: dried is fine.

Salt never needed a press agent. Pepper had the best in the world.

MSG - the gluten of the '80's.

Apologies in advance: this is going to be long but this article is very much in my wheelhouse. I love the Spice House. Mother-in-law gve me a $50 gift card for Christmas. It came in a clear plastic bag that had a catalog, some bay leaves, whole cloves, and some cinnamon sticks. Very cool and classy. With that I got…

Are some of your outlets wired to a wall switch? Ex: turn lamp to 'on', then plug in. Lamp stays off. Hit the wall switch, lamp turns on

That's the internet in general - as more peole get on board, the number of assholes increases as does shitposts.

Foo Fighters' cover of 'Down in the Park' is pretty cool, though.

It was a good movie. That Death in Vegas 'Rocco' remix is excellent. And Danny Trejo is in the film as well.

We saw the same MTV News segment. I remember Kelli talking about SP's contribution to Manson's song: "it was a bit like polishing a turd."

Boned wife, mob-strangled cat, good times.

I sympathize with Linda.

Dennis:
The story behind your favorite instruction ever:
http://www.army.mil/article…