melanyouth:
I don’t know what this is called, but my mom used to make it. She would have used American cheese but tonight I made it with Pepper Jack, because that’s what I have.
1. Make a couple cups worth of instant mashed potatotes
3. Slice a hotdog lengthwise (I buy Hebrew National kosher hotdogs) and broil until blackened on the edges.
3. Cover hotdog with the potatoes.
4. Run a thick strip of yellow mustard down the length of the potatoes.
5. Cover with cheese, either slices or grated.
6. Broil until the cheese is browned.
YUM this is so good I am having a second one now!
That does sound good! Nobody in my family was that creative. Chocolate milk and macaroni and cheese was the big thing. Or Cheerios and strawberries. I still eat Cheerios and strawberries all the time.
letitride:
[…] The album isn’t his strongest, either looking forward or back, but it may just contain some of his strongest and most underrated songs. The sad part is, none of these come until the latter part of the album (or Pt. 2, if you prefer the EPs). This may be the reason that the album never became a fan favorite or was ever referred to as one of his better albums. If I were a casual listener, I would have a hard time making it to Side 2 before giving up on the album. It begins with the weakest album-opener in his repertoire, ‘Politcal Scientist’. ‘Afraid Not Scared’ follows only to bore me further, going so far as to slightly annoy me with its repetitious, droll lines. Each of the 5 or so opening tracks can be considered a microcosm for the entire album itself: sure, there are some good (even great) parts, but on the whole, the depressing, metallic feel of it all overwhelms.
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I like this guy’s blog and he is usually interesting— I just disagree about LIH, which is my favorite of all RA’s released albums. I don’t see how the song or the performance of ‘Afraid Not Scared’ could bore someone.
