Sat, 10 May 2008
The first assumption is that you can procure a
whole, fully-dressed child. In some parts of the country this might be
easier than in others. Figure on about 1.25 to 2 lbs per person of
dressed child. For the wedding we had a 160 lb child (husky fella, that
one)to feed about 100 people. This was supplemented with thighs,
(a trackstar, naturally) and many other dishes. At another event, the child
weighed 60 lbs and fed about 30 people. Another assumption is that you have a safe environment for storing the child from the time you abduct it to the time you begin cooking it. It doesn’t matter how good something tastes or what sensations a food item gives you, if it isn’t safe to eat, you’re going to be in serious trouble. Fortunately, the FDA provides some simple guidelines you can follow to help ensure safe storage.... Special thanks to Richard Kalwaic for reading this episode. The Voice of Free Planet X theme was written and performed by Russell Collins of www.clockworkaudio.net
Direct download: Episode_120-The_Proper_Preperation_of_Children.mp3
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ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. good idea. reminiscent of johnathan swift\'s \"A Modest Proposal,\" which inspired some of my own modest proposals. it\'s great, and richard kalwaic is infallibly amazing, but it dragged on for too long. i found it a little nauseating. but perhaps, that is what you wanted. well played, even though it reminded me of the great way being a vegetarian makes me feel.
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Gross doesn\\\'t cover it. It was very hard to listen to. If I didn\\\'t recognize the recipe as one for pit roasted Hawaiian pork I would not have been able to listen. Richard\\\'s voice and delivery made for some serious cognitive dissonance. Please don\\\'t do that more than once a year. -Paul
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