Maybe it’s because I come from a different generation or maybe it’s because I’ve never cooked my family and my dog but I find inspiration in totally different ways than Rachael Ray.
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19 thoughts on “Family/Dog Cooking – The Rachael Ray Way.”
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I have told my cat that if she did anything naughty I would have cat for breakfast. She didn’t take me seriously. She knows I hate to cook. 😀
I think you’re only kitten us now.
Where’s PETA when you need them? Clearly, that is a pre-dinner photo or it’s a stunt double dog. Exam her hot dog recipe very carefully. Do records show that she checked into Motel Hell recently or has a strange looking garden, sort of has a human quality to it, out back? What’s her favorite movie? If it’s Silence of the Lambs, I’d lock her up!
I’m with you. I like your your reasoning on this.
I’ve tried some of her recipes, and this explains it perfectly.
And I’m missing some animals. We should talk.
Ah, Bill Y, there’s nothing tastier than a slow roasted family, and a loyal dog.
I’m no chef but I’ll take your word for it.
Where are the grammar police when you need them? Or maybe the real police? Is that legal?
The police are probably eating some sort of animal-donut recipe of hers!
Jeffrey Dammer reincarnates in Rachel Ray’s kitchen.
One thing I didn’t know before this is that Rachael Ray is an actual, real person. An actual, real person who is probably known for cooking?
Yikes Bill Y! Yikes!!! This is why commas were invented…I hope? Or is there a side to Rachael Ray we don’t know about?
I think it’s a lot more sinister Don Don’s. Investigative Bill Y will need to revisit this at a later date.
Cooking your dog can be ruff.
But cooking your family is relatively easy.
(And isn’t cooking your family fare? Once when I was a teenager and had been out all night—when I got home, my parents grilled me for 15 minutes. They tried to grill me longer than that, but I yelled, “I’m done!”)
P.S. As for inspiration—I know I’ll always remember cooking my mother very tenderly.
Sharing and Tweeting this gem. Thanks, Bill.
I have told my cat that if she did anything naughty I would have cat for breakfast. She didn’t take me seriously. She knows I hate to cook. 😀
I think you’re only kitten us now.
Where’s PETA when you need them? Clearly, that is a pre-dinner photo or it’s a stunt double dog. Exam her hot dog recipe very carefully. Do records show that she checked into Motel Hell recently or has a strange looking garden, sort of has a human quality to it, out back? What’s her favorite movie? If it’s Silence of the Lambs, I’d lock her up!
I’m with you. I like your your reasoning on this.
I’ve tried some of her recipes, and this explains it perfectly.
And I’m missing some animals. We should talk.
Ah, Bill Y, there’s nothing tastier than a slow roasted family, and a loyal dog.
I’m no chef but I’ll take your word for it.
Where are the grammar police when you need them? Or maybe the real police? Is that legal?
The police are probably eating some sort of animal-donut recipe of hers!
Jeffrey Dammer reincarnates in Rachel Ray’s kitchen.
One thing I didn’t know before this is that Rachael Ray is an actual, real person. An actual, real person who is probably known for cooking?
Yikes Bill Y! Yikes!!! This is why commas were invented…I hope? Or is there a side to Rachael Ray we don’t know about?
I think it’s a lot more sinister Don Don’s. Investigative Bill Y will need to revisit this at a later date.
Cooking your dog can be ruff.
But cooking your family is relatively easy.
(And isn’t cooking your family fare? Once when I was a teenager and had been out all night—when I got home, my parents grilled me for 15 minutes. They tried to grill me longer than that, but I yelled, “I’m done!”)
P.S. As for inspiration—I know I’ll always remember cooking my mother very tenderly.
That was probably perspiration.
You were probably only done rare.