Showing posts with label Iron Chef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iron Chef. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Cindy McCain Thieves.......Food Recipes



From HuffPo:

What will they call it? Farfallegate? The Rosemary Chicken Dome Scandal? Perhaps something with the ubiquitous Rachael Ray in it.

It seems that Cindy McCain, John McCain's perfect, blonde beer-baroness wife is about to find herself painted as the latest example of plagiarism on the campaign trail.

This past Sunday, Lauren Handel, an eagle-eyed attorney from New York, was searching for a specific recipe from Giada DeLaurentis, a chef on the Food Network. Yet whenever she Googled the different ingredients in the recipe, the oddest thing happened: not only did the Food Network's site come up, as expected, but so did John McCain's campaign site.

On a section of McCain's site called "Cindy's Recipes," you can find seven recipes attributed to Cindy McCain, each with the heading "McCain Family Recipe." Ms. Handel quickly realized that some of the "McCain Family Recipes," were in fact, word-for-word copies of recipes on the Food Network site.

At least three of the "McCain Family Recipes" (below) appear to be lifted directly from the Food Network, while at least one is a Rachael Ray recipe with minor changes.




The McCain camp denies these claims, stating that she only prepares dishes that contain Xanax and Vicodin.

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Walton County Commission Hates 911



The Walton County Sheriff had a simple request: Give me $311,431 for 911 equipment.

The freedom haters on the county commission denied the request unanimously. Why?

Probably because, if you're asking for that kind of money, you might want to show up for the hearing.

Sheriff Ralph "Iron Chef" Johnson was at a cooking school at the time:

Johnson was at Freeport High School at WZEP’s 14th Annual Taste of Home Cooking School when the County Commission unanimously denied his request for $311,431 for 911 equipment.

WZEP co-owner Marty Dees said the Sheriff’s Office is one of the event’s sponsors. It’s unclear when Johnson committed to attend.

...Dees said Johnson was one of about 700 people who attended the cooking school when the doors opened at 4:30 p.m. That was about the time that the County Commission denied the Sheriff’s Office request for the money.


Sheriff Johnson may try to appeal the commission's decision, this time bringing a delightful Grilled Bruschetta with Rosemary-White Bean Purée & Heirloom Tomatoes.

via NWF Daily News