If you're looking for fool-proof recipes with clear instructions taught to you by a confident host with excellent knife skills,
Henry's Kitchen is not for you. But if you're looking for the opposite of all that and only intend on feeding your lonely self, then it's
perfect! Indeed, I have found my new favorite cooking show.
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Make your dinner a
wiener with
Happy Hot Dog Man, the kid-safe tool that cuts those boring 'ol meat logs into floppy, sort of human-shaped figures! According to their infomercial, a world with normal hot dogs is desaturated and devoid of fun; add Happy Hot Dog Man for a world of color and endless smiles!
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I don't yet have a toddler, but I'm glad the blog
Parenting. Illustrated with Crappy Pictures exists so that when I do have one, I'll know how to feed him or her:
drop the food on the floor.
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Manapua, the Hawaiian version of
cha siu bao (Chinese barbecue pork buns), can be filled with
more than just pork.
So much more. Epic Kaukau Time, a Hawaiian tribute to Canada's
Epic Meal Time, tests the limits of manapua by stuffing one with bacon, sausages, roast pork, noodles, and more.
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We've posted videos of
dogs eating with humans hands before, but this video of two dogs using napkins and utensils in a "restaurant" while waiting for their drinks (that never come) made me laugh more than the others.
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It's been over a month since I
first posted about Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time, Sweden's answer to the madness of
Epic Meal Time. It's time to watch more. Especially when the latest episode is about making a giant sandwich that looks like a cake. (This site is seriously lacking
smörgåstårta coverage. Man, just
look at 'em.)
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This
flowchart about learning how to cook from webcomic
xkcd is a pretty accurate representation of what happens when I try to learn how to cook something.
...Sigh.
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In case you haven't seen this scene from
Portlandia—the new IFC show that spoofs the quirky culture of Portland, Oregon, which debuted last Friday—it's pretty hilarious. In it,
Fred Armistan and Carrie Brownstein are ordering a chicken, but need to know, what type of diet was this chicken raised on? (Sheep's milk, soy and hazelnuts.) What was his name? (Colin.) Did he have friends on the farm? The second episode airs tonight.
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If
Epic Meal Time took place in Sweden instead of Canada and showed you how to make ordinary dishes like macaroni with bacon instead of
meat-centric behemoths, it would go a little something like
Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time.
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Mini muffins! Mini muffins! Mini muffins! Mini muffins! ...Pancakes! Pancakes! Tuna sandwich! Tuna sandwich! Eggplant! Eggplant! This will all make sense once you watch this animated short from
Muffin Films.
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