S01E130: Known Unknown We Should Really Know Thus Stuffed In An Earthen Casserole
S01E130: Known Unknown We Should Really Know Thus Stuffed In An Earthen Casserole
Tonight’s Tarot:
Freaks of Hazard:
We got a slew of isos from Cottongin, SirVo, and a bunch of intermission material! MakeHeroism can keep a beat, but Weezer cannot.
We got a really fun email from a new freak. Mr. Ed. He has supplied us with a SLEW of punk rock and metal music to check out! Here’s the skinny on tonight’s feature: “This next song is Juan el descuartizador (Juan the ripper) by El haragan y compañía (The Slacker and company) a Rock Band of Mexico City from the late 80’s and beginning of the 90’s and talks about how Juan hunts people at night and does not care if they are boy or girl he still cuts them with his filleter knife and taco maker's machete.”
Qwaffy got the double scoop in for this episode, with two donations for $3.33 each! Thank you Qwaffy!
SirVo spent a day and a half helping Boo-bury reformat everything, and get back up to speed for tonight’s episode!
Woahhhhh Christmas came early from LiteBrite, she got a sick button machine for us to use! Get fucking HYPED.
Christmas came early on the bereft coast as well! PrivateBrowsing has gifted us Volumes 1 and 2 of Man, Myth, and Magic!
Listen Here!
Thanks for having me on, Rare Boys!
HARD OR SOFT
I’ll be frank, the recent release of the Twitter files is not all that interesting, BUT, this is definitely worth a heart chuckle! Maybe take some time worrying about your security infrastructure rather than trying to fight misinformation you dumb fucks.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1602127460677844993.html
NIGHT OF THE LIVING BEARS
How Logan Arcade got its Misfits-playing robot dogs
Hmm sensing a trend for show material…
ITALIAN WITCHES
A PASTE OF STEWED BRAINS
I recently got a new book, Apicius’ The Art of Cookery, one of the oldest known cookbooks.
The Roman Empire had a fully developed imperial cuisine that drew on foods from all over the known world. Scores of Roman food preparations were passed down in the ancient cookbook colloquially known as Apicius, one of the earliest cookbooks in recorded history. The book was named after the famous Roman merchant and epicure Marcus Gavius Apicius, who lived during the reign of Tiberius (14–37 BCE). Not only did Apicius go to great lengths to find good ingredients — for instance, he reportedly once sailed all the way to Libya to eat some supposedly great prawns, only to return home without finding any to his satisfaction—his colossal banquets eventually drove him to bankruptcy and then suicide. Apicius (officially titled De re coquinaria, or The Art of Cooking) was actually not compiled until the 4th or 5th century, and its more than 400 recipes have been held in such high esteem that the book has been preserved in numerous editions ever since.
Most of the recipes in the book—even the sweet dishes that today would be considered desserts—included garum, a fermented fish sauce similar to Asian fish sauce and thought to be an early predecessor of Worcestershire sauce. The Romans added that fish sauce to nearly everything, but it does not appear in Italian recipes today. Romans also used lovage (an herb) extensively, along with cumin and coriander. Like garum, those flavours are rarely encountered in contemporary Italian cuisine. Meanwhile, basil, which is a staple seasoning in contemporary Italian cooking, is mentioned only once in Apicius.
Among the most-sought-after Roman seasonings was laserpitium, or laser, the extract of a wild giant fennel (silphium), which the Romans loved so much that they ate the plant to extinction. Laser not only was a versatile culinary ingredient but was used for medicinal purposes as well (primarily as a digestive aid); it may have also been perceived as a contraceptive. As a result, it was a key commodity traded in the Greek colony of Cyrene, in what today is Libya, and the plant even appears on Cyrenian coins of that period. Losing laser was a blow to Roman cuisine, equivalent to French cooking losing black truffles.
A Lavish Selection of Dishes…
128 - EVERYDAY DISH [PATINA QUOTIDIANA] [PAGE 94]
MAKE A PASTE OF STEWED BRAINS [CALF’S, PIG’S, ETC]. SEASON WITH PEPPER, CUMIN, LASER, BROTH, THICKENED WINE, MILK AND EGGS.
POACH IT OVER A WEAK FIRE OR IN HOT WATER
346 - SAUCE FOR WILD GOAT
PEPPER, LOVAGE, CARRAWAY, CUMIN, PARSLEY, RUE SEED, HONEY, MUSTARD, VINEGAR, BROTH AND OIL
OR
PEPPER, HERBS, RUE, ONION, HONEY, BROTH, RAISIN WINE, A LITTLE OIL, BIND WITH ROUX
OR
PEPPER, SPICES, PARSLEY, A LITTLE OREGANO, RUE, BROTH, HONEY, RAISIN WINE, A LITTLE OIL, BIND WITH ROUX
396 - STUFFED DORMOUSE
STUFFED WITH A FORCEMEAT OF PORK AND SMALL PIECES OF DORMOUSE MEAT AND TRIMMINGS, ALL POUNDED WITH PEPPER, NUTS, LASER, BROTH. PUT THE DORMOUSE THUS STUFFED IN AN EARTHEN CASSEROLE, ROAST IT IN THE OVEN, OR BOIL IT IN A STOCK POT
210 - BOILED OSTRICH
A STOCK IN WHICH TO COOK OSTRICH - PEPPER, MINT, CUMIN, LEEKS, CELERY SEED, DATES, HONEY, VINEGAR, RAISIN WINE, BROTH, A LITTLE OIL. BOIL THIS IN THE STOCK KETTLE. THICKEN WITH ROUX.
ADD OSTRICH MEAT CUT IN CONVENIENT PIECES, SPRINKLE WITH PEPPER. IF YOU WISH TO MAKE IT MORE TASTY, ADD GARLIC.
286 - ROAST LOINS OR KIDNEYS
SPLIT THEM INTO TWO PARTS SO THAT THEY ARE SPREAD OUT
SPRINKLE THE OPENING WITH CRUSHED PEPPER AND NUTS, FINELY CHOPPED CORIANDER AND CRUSHED FENNEL SEEDS.
THE TENDERLOINS ARE THEN ROLLED UP TO BE ROASTED; TIE TOGETHER, WRAP IN CAUL, PARBOIL IN OIL AND BROTH, THEN ROAST IN THE OVEN OR BOIL ON THE GRIDIRON.
148 - A FINE RAGOUT OF BRAINS AND BACON
STRAIN OR CHOP FINE HARD BOILED EGGS WITH PARBOILED BRAINS [CALF OR PIG]. THE SKIN AND NERVES OF WHICH HAVE BEEN REMOVED. ALSO COOK CHICKEN GIBLETS, ALL IN PROPORTION TO THE FISH SAUCE.
PUT THIS AFORESAID MIXTURE INTO A SAUCEPAN, PLACE THE COOKED BACON IN THE CENTER, GRIND PEPPER AND LOVAGE AND TO SWEETEN ADD A DASH OF MEAD. HEAT, WHEN HOT STIR BRISKLY WITH A RUE WHIP AND BIND WITH ROUX.
SEE: ANTICHRIST
OPENER
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INTERMISSION
El Haragan y Compañia - Juan el Descuartizador (Audio Oficial)
The C.I.A. Is Still Trying To Kill Me
Buddy Holly but nobody can keep time
Sandy Hook : Somewhere Over the Rainbow (feat. Ingrid Michaelson)
CLOSER
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TAKE THESE, IT’S DANGEROUS TO GO ALONE!
^ Michael Fanone ^
