MMM good...
Published on December 1, 2005 By greywar In Misc

Every time you cook this a vegan get kicked in the nuts,a hippie cries, a cardiologist puts a down payment on a Porsche, and Dennis Kucinich loses his favorite flying saucer shaped bong... Enjoy

 

Hateful Right-Wing Capitalist Pig Pasta

 

Start with one package of salt pork (you heard me.. salt pork, fat back, pork bellies or whatever they call em in your neck of the woods and not bacon... go for the gusto here)

Cut the pork into 1/4-12 inch squares (it is not important to be precise here)

Fry the salt pork at medium heat so the fat will liquify and the pork will crisp up nicely after 10-minutes. As fat starts to liquefy add your favorite herbs... (I used rosemary, garlic, and chipotle powder) Set aside to cool.

While the pork cools boil up manicotti or shells or whatever form factor of pasta stuffables you like...

while that boils mix :

1/2 pound of Ricotta cheese

2 eggs (this holds the cheese mixture together when cooked)

1/2 pound grated Whole Fat (Skim is for Tree-huggers!) Mozzerella Cheese (fresh is best... get it in a block and grate it yourself)

1/4 pound of Parmesan cheese (or whatever other cheese you might like... I used Monterey Jack last time)

Garlic powder to taste

Oregano to taste

Parsley to taste

1 tablespoon ground Chipotle pepper (or more if you like)

 

Lastly mixed in the mostly cooled pork (yes with the liquid fat) and beat on medium with a hand mixer until thoroughly homogenized.

Remove pasta from heat, shock with cold water, and stuff with cheese/pork fat mixture.

Place stuffed pasta into a casserole dish and cover with white sauce of your choosing.

Grate 1/2 pund of mozzeralla onto top of sauced pasta and cook at 350 degrees for 20 minutes or until the mixture is heated all the way through...

 

Serve with beer, wine, and Bill O'Reilly. (For extra fun slip a few to your vegatarian freinds without telling them whats in it)

 

 

 

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on Dec 01, 2005
Mmmmmm.... Sounds good.
on Dec 02, 2005
Son, do you have a death wish? Your poor heart is crying out for mercy!
on Dec 02, 2005

ah...the healing power of pork..

(c) www.stupid.com

on Dec 02, 2005
You even have to make food hateful? Pathetic.
on Dec 02, 2005
sounds yummy! Maybe we should feed our soldiers this in Iraq and get an imam in the US to write up a decree that bombing "pork laden" troops defiles the bomber.
on Dec 02, 2005
You even have to make food hateful? Pathetic.


BWAHAHAHAHAHHA! And you still come back and read more. I'm sure greywar appreciates your support!
on Dec 02, 2005
Son, I know that this recipe sounds great and you always have great fun getting a rise from people...eespecially from your mama. However, I am truly concerned for you and your dear heart. Please go to my blog later today, because I will have a special note there for you. It will be titled "Eat healthy." I haven't posted it yet, so choke your motor. I know how eagerly you await my messages. ;} Love you!
on Dec 02, 2005
Sounds like my kind of cooking. I'm 63 and have only one stent in my heart. We used to eat fried fat back on toast when I was a kid.
on Dec 02, 2005
Awesome! I'm going to try this.
on Dec 02, 2005
Awesome! I'm going to try this.
on Dec 02, 2005
"Every time you cook this a vegan get kicked in the nuts,a hippie cries, a cardiologist puts a down payment on a Porsche, and Dennis Kucinich loses his favorite flying saucer shaped bong... "

That's awesome!
on Dec 03, 2005
Sounds yummy. While we're on the subject, I've misplaced my recipe for deep fat fried lard balls. If you've got one in your collection, could you post it some time? My sister has one, but I think she's still mad at me about that BVM nightlight incident back in '98.

Happy motoring...
on Dec 04, 2005
You sound like my wife who wants REAL food, not wimpy imitation taste-less diet junk. It sounds really good. Maybe I'll make a batch, then have some Muslims over for dinner... !
on Dec 04, 2005
Haha. You got in trouble!

Seriously, though, it sounds delicious. I'm a big fan of pasta, and while I'm picky about meat, fatty pork is always a winner.

I'll have to print this one out.
on Dec 04, 2005
I hope all the artery clogging crap in this recipe kills Bill O'Reilly.
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