The Project Project

Stay tuned to Tingle Alley, where, soon, The Cod will be conversating with a real litblogger about the foodblog lit phenomenon of Julie Powell's Julie & Julia.To the dismay of the cinetrix, am considering repeating this stunt with the 1997 NFL Family Cookbook. You will be dismayed to learn that John Elway's Hamburger Soup is just what it sounds like.  In the meantime, if Judith Regan offers a PJs all day-sized advance for you to cook through a cookbook, which would it be? If Joe Perry's hot sauce takes off, perhaps he will do a cookbook, too, and then there can be the Joe Perry Project.

Comments

[BK]

Yeah, I've always thought of the NFL as one big family -- albeit dysfunctional, and one that orders out more than it cooks. Sort of like the Brady Bunch w/out Alice. Greg's hitting the big-boy juice, Romanowski-style, while Peter (and, of course, Jan) is stealing pseudoephedrine from the local Walgreens. And Joe Namath keeps mistaking Marcia for Suzy Kolber. ...But I digress. I imagine most recipes in this book begin with "First, open a can of chili."

[mzn]

More celeb hot sauce for ya:
http://www.hotsauceblog.com/hotsaucearchives/mad-anthonys-bbq-sauce/

[Fesser]

BK- most, not all. There are desserts.
MZN- The Guy Who Plays Bass in Van Halen is stretching the mantle of celebrity pretty wide, is it not?