I gotta small beef with Iron Chef America

I gotta small beef with Iron Chef America..

Who doesn't Love the Food Network? They have some rawkin cooking shows! Right? Bobby Flay Rawks~~
Well while looking for a particular recipe on The Food Network Webby which I could not find (website is not user friendly) I thought, while I was at it why not email Iron Chef America?...

Is it just me or is it disgusting watching dead animals/fish on display about to get the ax just before they are cooked?... One example is the Blue Foot Chicken episode..
what they thought the chickens would look more attractive with blue ribbons tied around em?
Dude, I don't wanna see a chickens blue feet and head attached than watch the chefs chop em off! or an entire pig on a mound of veg.. or lil fishy's swimmin around in a tank caught and sliced & gutted! Get the picture!

Can't the Food Network practice a bit of sensitivity when displaying that weeks food challenge without being so graphic?

I ALWAYS have to turn my head, but damn already..have some compassion for the dead animal or the live ones about to be slaughtered, think about the viewers .. Who wants to see heads, feet, necks, fins and what not's hacked? not me.. see part one of blue chickie video.. you'll see what I'm yakin about .. anyone feel the same?..
rant over
hb~



part one iron Chef Anerica Blue foot Chicken

Hey People what Im doin is?

Hey people what I'm doing is

For those that did not know I'm next door mostly at my other blog:

Sir Paul McCartney & The Beatles guest band Purplemelon blog
I'm attempting to make some changes in the next few weeks on both blogs, including this one. I have seemed to have neglected this blog but donot mean too, so I hope you bare with me here~

Music is my passion and I just have been on one about Paul McCartney playing in Quebec today "see my recent posts" and stumble if you find interesting, ok? I'll be seein you in a few take care...

harleyblues

Sir George Martin to be honored Starry Night Benefit

Sir George Martin to Be honered Starry Night Benefit

Starry Night Benefit Honoring Sir George Martin July 12, 2008University of Southern California, McCarthy Quad, Los Angeles, Arrivals: 6 p.m., Dinner: 7:30 p.m., Award presentation/concert: 9 p.m.

The GRAMMY Foundation's annual signature gala Starry Night — presented by Gibson Foundation — will honor Recording Academy Trustees Award recipient, six-time GRAMMY winner and legendary producer, arranger, composer and author Sir George Martin.

The event will feature performances by some of the most celebrated artists in the world and multi-GRAMMY Award-winning producer and former GRAMMY Foundation Board member David Foster will serve as the evening's musical director. An array of musical luminaries will perform including acclaimed pianist and singer/songwriter A Fine Frenzy (aka Alison Sudol),

GRAMMY-winning group America, multi-GRAMMY-winning artist Burt Bacharach, multi-GRAMMY-winning musician Jeff Beck, two-time GRAMMY nominee Chris Botti, multi-GRAMMY-winning vocalist Natalie Cole, multi-GRAMMY nominee Kurt Elling, multi-

GRAMMY-winning arranger/composer Dave Grusin, GRAMMY-winning artist Tom Jones, multi-GRAMMY-winning artist Michael McDonald, singer/songwriter Naomi Sommers and multi-GRAMMY-winning artist Jimmy Webb. In addition, members of the Gibson/Baldwin GRAMMY Jazz Ensembles will perform. Other special guests and performers TBA.

Harleyblues take: Ohhh wish I could be there- The guest list is Stellar~ ticket ranges $750-$2500 per person table seat Sponsers packages $7500-$25,000 BIG bucks!! and those needed to be in by May of this year.

Wow! I guess this ain't the place for normal people, kidding!~ Paul, Yoko, Olivia, & Ringo said to be in attendance.. What a fantastic gig!