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In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Adam: "I think it's fine that she did the interview in front of the slaughter. At Serious Eats, we've always been proponents of of knowing where your food comes from."
Thank you.
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Broccoli Rabe with oil and garlic. Simple. Classic.
Apples: Take 'Em or Leave 'Em?
I love apples. I'm from upstate NY.
What do foodies do?
Florida State University student. Classical guitar performance.
No Knead Bread Not Rise So Good?!
How long did you let it rise? You have to wait several hours.
Pasta - Storebought vs Homemade !
get the pasta maker. It is a different and more complex pasta than you can buy at the store. make sure you use semolina flour and good eggs. You can make homemade pasta by hand and skip the machine.
Inexpensive, Versatile Foods in the Pantry
various flours
Pastas
Strained tomatoes
Olive oil
Nuts
Honey
tomato paste
chic peas
canellini beans
Rolled or steel cut oats
baking soda/powder
canned tuna
Raisins
Peanut butter
Looks bad but tastes great!
black eyed pea hummus
raw oysters
What and where to eat in Florida
It's true, Tallahassee doesn't have much good food, but I agree with you on Cypress. Anthony's Provence is nice too, and Chez Pierre is on my list. Thanks.
What is your favorite kind of cookie?
Moroccan cookies of many shapes and sizes. Specifically the lemon crescent shaped ones and anyone with almonds.
Cook the Book: Bobby Flay's Grill It!
Though I admit my lack of Food Network star knowledge, I would choose Mario Batali to cook dinner for me. Largely because I would ask him to bring his father's cured meats.
Win Fuchsia Dunlop's 'Shark's Fin and Sichuan Pepper'
Nothing new: crispy duck skin in moo shu pancakes with green onion and a little bit of hoisen sauce.
Though, I have to admit, I also love stuffing my face with garlic noodles (chop sticks only. No forks.)
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
OK. This thread has gotten nasty and ridiculous. It's clear that it has run its course. We're closing this one.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Did she pardon herself?
dhorst at 10:42AM on 11/22/08
Over what? Troll
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
I would like to see Sarah Palin going head first into one of those funnels.
I truly dislike her.
FastFoodCritic at 7:51PM on 11/21/08
Seriously... just the sound of her voice irritates me.
ReneeRobinson at 8:24PM on 11/21/08
And another thing... she is NOT attractive. I don't understand why people continue to speak of her as a good looking woman. She looks like a man who went thru a sex-change operation, and the closer you look the ..."
YOU are seriously and UGLY person.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Did she pardon herself?
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Turkey pardoning is a silly tradition, annually undertaken around Thanksgiving every year by the President and now apparently by governors as well.
My take on this is that MSNBC was highlighting the fact that Governor Palin doesn't realize how ridiculous it is to take part in a lighthearted, whimsical turkey pardon while standing in front of the turkey slaughter. I eat turkey. I'm not offended by the slaughter but I am shaking my head that a light bulb didn't go off in Palin's bespectacled head where she realized that a turkey pardon and turkey slaughter in the same frame just doesn't jibe.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
"This may sound stupid, but... Why do turkeys need to be pardoned???"
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Maybe they've been bad turkeys.
Bad Turkeys. BAD... now off with your heads and into the oven.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
This may sound stupid, but... Why do turkeys need to be pardoned??? And why is it news, much less breaking news (a term never used for press events)?
I seriously dislike her, but I can't really see where she messed up here. Yeah, it's a little gruesome - I for one don't want to see turkeys killed, that's why I'm veg - but I agree with the SE gang on this one. No harm, no foul. (Notice how I avoided the pun there.)
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
@Mares:
"According to MSNBC, a photographer asked Governor Palin if she wanted to find a different location to shoot, but McCain's former running mate simply said, 'No worries.' It isn't clear, however, if Palin - an avid hunter - was aware that the nasty business was actually being caught on camera." [NY Daily News]
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
I felt that whomever set up and filmed that segment chose the exact spot to be controversial. I'm no fan of Palin's but any criticism should be for the tv station/network that set this piece up.
BTW, I voted for Obama, but I'm feeling very disappointed by his corrupt, lobbyist/insider selections for his cabinet. Those who fancy themelves thinking beings, would better spend their time speaking out against Obama's flip flopping on his campaign promises, than in rolling around in the "bash Palin" gutter.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Hmmm turkeys being killed near Thanksgiving is news?, lol, just goes to show which direction MSNBC leans....heck, they lean anymore ,and they will fall over!, as for Mrs. Palin being attractive...ohhhh mamma!, wish i were able to attract women that look like her!.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Again for those who cannot read I could care less about where she is, it is what she is saying which sounds like blah blah blah and government and blah blah blah campaign trail blah blah. I bet the turkey was a better speaker. Forget the turkey listen to the words coming out of her mouth. It is inane, rambling crap. That you can listen to from months ago, the woman is a bobblehead doll.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
And another thing... she is NOT attractive. I don't understand why people continue to speak of her as a good looking woman. She looks like a man who went thru a sex-change operation, and the closer you look the scarier she appears.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
This video would have been better if it featured Sarah Palin shooting turkeys from a helicopter.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Seriously... just the sound of her voice irritates me.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
I would like to see Sarah Palin going head first into one of those funnels.
I truly dislike her.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
So she pardoned a turkey at a turkey farm. Where would you expect to find turkeys, Bed Bath & Beyond?
Fascfoo, your point is based on the assumption that she should have, anyone should have, found the slaughter distasteful and something to be hidden away, out of sight. But if she doesn't share that point of view-- as I don't-- then she's not "clueless" for not having the reaction of those who do. Again, it's no worse to stand in front of a food processing plant than a steel mill-- if you assume that both are worthy industries.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
Sky Bacon,
No. I am also a big proponent of knowing where your food comes from. I take offense to people who eat meat, but are unwilling to give thought to the fact that a living, breathing animal died for this plate of food in front of them. I grew up in a pretty rural area and have killed my fair share of chickens for dinner. I got chaddius' point - my problem is that his point is irrelevant to this video.
Am I the only one who sees the tactlessness of pardoning a turkey and then conducting the rest of the interview in FRONT OF THE TURKEY SLAUGHTER STAND? No? Just me? Not to mention seeing the juxtaposition of her standing there in her neiman marcus jacket and her winter themed starbucks cup and the slaughter going on behind her just serves to highlight her aloof cluelessness; it's almost as if this video encapsulates what so many people dislike about Palin. What the poster's above me have accurately gleaned from the video, chaddius completely missed.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
If you're willing to eat it, you should have no problem watching it being slaughtered.
In Videos: Sarah Palin Interview with Turkey Slaughter in Background
My favorite line is when the reporter asks her if she thinks anything will be "on the chopping block." "Oh you mean BESIDES the turkeys?"
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The Yukon Gold and sweet potato gratin looks pretty good to me.
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Cooks Illustrated brined turkey looks great.
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Cauliflower and brussels sprouts gratin sounds fantastic! I'm hungry now!
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The Silver Palate's cornbread, sausage, and apple stuffing has never failed me.
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Pioneer woman's sweet potatoes. I imagine I'll have to do a test run. You know, just to be sure.
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Adam: "I think it's fine that she did the interview in front of the slaughter. At Serious Eats, we've always been proponents of of knowing where your food comes from."
Thank you.