E’Twaun Moore:Â 2012-06-20-Stew-ETwaunMoore
E’Twaun Moore:Â 2012-06-20-Stew-ETwaunMoore
Nancy Wilson of Heart:Â 2012-06-19-Stew-NancyWilson
Richard Davies author of A Reluctant Miracle :  RF-2012-06-19-Stew-RichardDavies
Dave from Crown Point makes a Mitch Daniels comment, and I give a shout out to Christine: 2012-06-19-Stew-AlmsComment
Richard Davies is scheduled to be my guest Tuesday June 19th at 12:35pm for a phone interview.
SURVIVOR AND HUMORIST OFFERS A “GUY’S GUIDEâ€
TO LIVING WITH CANCER
When Richard Davies says he knows a thing or two about being sick, you better believe him. Over the course of his life, Davies, author of the new book A Reluctant Miracle, has spent approximately two years in hospitals for everything from broken bones to misplaced organs. In 2003 he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and multiple myeloma in 2004. But with the help of his long-suffering wife Terri and a good sense of humor (not to mention a decent amount of chemotherapy, total body irradiation, and a few painkillers) Davies is now healthy and sharing his advice to others facing a chronic illness. In a charming, funny, and informative interview Richard can discuss:
Richard Davies was the youngest of three children, born in an English military hospital in 1955 and raised in the countryside of North Wales. Over the course of his life he has spent approximately two years in hospitals, for everything from broken bones to misplaced organs. Though he currently has a clean bill of health and leads an active “climb every mountain†lifestyle, Davies continues to live with multiple myeloma, a type of cancer which has no cure. He currently lives in Colorado with his wife, Terri.
Website:Â www.AReluctantMiracleBook.com
A Reluctant Miracle is available in print and e-book format from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Dog Ear Publishing
Stew talked meat with BBQ master Steven Raichlen!
Listen Here. 2012-05-22-Stew-Raichlen
And check out Steve’s new book.
BEST RIBS EVER
100 Killer Recipes
Including Slaws, Baked Beans & Finger-Lickin’ Sauces
Multiple James Beard Award–winner Steven Raichlen, who brought us the NEW YORK TIMES bestseller PLANET BARBECUE!, HOW TO GRILL, THE BARBECUE! BIBLE, and many other grilling manuals, sets his sights on the all-American favorite—RIBS—in BEST RIBS EVER: 100 Killer Recipes Including Slaws, Baked Beans & Finger-Lickin’ Sauces (June 2012; Workman Publishing.)
There’s no denying that ribs are an American obsession. Meat just tastes better on the bone, especially one you can hold in your hands. And there’s no one better to give us a crash course in grilling, smoking, spit-roasting, and even deep-frying ribs than Steven Raichlen. In BEST RIBS EVER, the updated and expanded edition of his classic Ribs, Ribs, Outrageous Ribs, Raichlen includes how to properly set up a grill and what tools to have on hand (even how to make grill-quality ribs indoors!) He gives us a run-down on the wide variety of ribs available, from pork baby backs to country-style ribs; beef short ribs to beef long ribs; plus veal ribs, lamb ribs, and even vegetarian ribs (think celery and bananas). There are delicious, finger-lickin’ recipes for rubs, marinades, sauces, and glazes, along with accompanying sides, desserts, and even drinks—both leaded and unleaded!
Raichlen’s recipes range from the most traditional to the exotic, from the delectable to the even more delectable:
•    FIRST-TIMER’S RIBS: A basic, foolproof recipe that yields competition-quality ribs every time!
•    MINT JULEP RIBS WITH BOURBON MINT BARBECUE SAUCE: These ribs pay homage to two classic Southern beverages:  the mint julep and “sweet tea.”
•    COUSIN DAVE’S CHOCOLATE CHIPOTLE RIBS: Sound bizarre? Hardly. Chiles and chocolate are the backbone of the classic Mexican sauce mole poblano.
•    MILK AND HONEY SPARERIBS: Like many Italian dishes, and unlike most North American ribs, the dish isn’t about spice or smoke or barbecue, it’s about the pork!
•    SALT AND PEPPER BEEF RIBS: A Texas tradition, based on the very simple notion that when the beef is top-notch and the grill is hot and smoky, you don’t need a lot in the way of seasonings to make barbecue that is world-class.
No proper barbecue should be without sides. Raichlen’s Grilled Corn with Barbecue Butter, Molasses Mustard Baked Beans, Smoky Mac and Cheese are stars in their own right. There are even Dessert “Ribs”—Molasses and Spice Grilled Bananas.
Finally, in an all-new chapter of BEST RIBS EVER, Raichlen includes complete suggested menus with main dishes like Chicken-Fried Pork Ribs, to sides like Grilled Corn Fritters, to desserts like Smoke-Roasted Peach Crisp, making it the all-in-one, go-to guide for your next summer barbecue!
About the Author: Â STEVEN RAICHLEN is America’s “master griller” (Esquire). His books have won James Beard and IACP awards and his last, Planet Barbecue!, was a New York Times bestseller. Articles by him appear regularly in The New York Times, Esquire, and numerous food magazines. He founded the sold-out Barbecue University at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, and his popular TV series Primal Grill and Barbecue University air on PBS. In June, Forge Books will publish his first novel, Island Apart. Â He and his wife live in Miami and on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Stew will talking meat on May 22 with BBQ master Steven Raichlen!
Tuesday 12:35pm -12:45pm Central Time
And check out Steve’s new book.
BEST RIBS EVER
100 Killer Recipes
Including Slaws, Baked Beans & Finger-Lickin’ Sauces
Multiple James Beard Award–winner Steven Raichlen, who brought us the NEW YORK TIMES bestseller PLANET BARBECUE!, HOW TO GRILL, THE BARBECUE! BIBLE, and many other grilling manuals, sets his sights on the all-American favorite—RIBS—in BEST RIBS EVER: 100 Killer Recipes Including Slaws, Baked Beans & Finger-Lickin’ Sauces (June 2012; Workman Publishing.)
There’s no denying that ribs are an American obsession. Meat just tastes better on the bone, especially one you can hold in your hands. And there’s no one better to give us a crash course in grilling, smoking, spit-roasting, and even deep-frying ribs than Steven Raichlen. In BEST RIBS EVER, the updated and expanded edition of his classic Ribs, Ribs, Outrageous Ribs, Raichlen includes how to properly set up a grill and what tools to have on hand (even how to make grill-quality ribs indoors!) He gives us a run-down on the wide variety of ribs available, from pork baby backs to country-style ribs; beef short ribs to beef long ribs; plus veal ribs, lamb ribs, and even vegetarian ribs (think celery and bananas). There are delicious, finger-lickin’ recipes for rubs, marinades, sauces, and glazes, along with accompanying sides, desserts, and even drinks—both leaded and unleaded!
Raichlen’s recipes range from the most traditional to the exotic, from the delectable to the even more delectable:
•    FIRST-TIMER’S RIBS: A basic, foolproof recipe that yields competition-quality ribs every time!
•    MINT JULEP RIBS WITH BOURBON MINT BARBECUE SAUCE: These ribs pay homage to two classic Southern beverages:  the mint julep and “sweet tea.”
•    COUSIN DAVE’S CHOCOLATE CHIPOTLE RIBS: Sound bizarre? Hardly. Chiles and chocolate are the backbone of the classic Mexican sauce mole poblano.
•    MILK AND HONEY SPARERIBS: Like many Italian dishes, and unlike most North American ribs, the dish isn’t about spice or smoke or barbecue, it’s about the pork!
•    SALT AND PEPPER BEEF RIBS: A Texas tradition, based on the very simple notion that when the beef is top-notch and the grill is hot and smoky, you don’t need a lot in the way of seasonings to make barbecue that is world-class.
No proper barbecue should be without sides. Raichlen’s Grilled Corn with Barbecue Butter, Molasses Mustard Baked Beans, Smoky Mac and Cheese are stars in their own right. There are even Dessert “Ribs”—Molasses and Spice Grilled Bananas.
Finally, in an all-new chapter of BEST RIBS EVER, Raichlen includes complete suggested menus with main dishes like Chicken-Fried Pork Ribs, to sides like Grilled Corn Fritters, to desserts like Smoke-Roasted Peach Crisp, making it the all-in-one, go-to guide for your next summer barbecue!
About the Author: Â STEVEN RAICHLEN is America’s “master griller” (Esquire). His books have won James Beard and IACP awards and his last, Planet Barbecue!, was a New York Times bestseller. Articles by him appear regularly in The New York Times, Esquire, and numerous food magazines. He founded the sold-out Barbecue University at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, and his popular TV series Primal Grill and Barbecue University air on PBS. In June, Forge Books will publish his first novel, Island Apart. Â He and his wife live in Miami and on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Here is the audio of Stew for Lunch’s interview with William Panzarella: 2012-04-26-Stew-PanzarellaÂ
Writer, Researcher & Advocate for Veteran’s issues, William Panzarella, author of “American Horse,†which tells the story of the Greatest Generation, and the struggles of a World War II veteran to grapple with confliction, grief and regret.
Homelessness On The Rise For Female Veterans . . .
Stew for Lunch was pleased to have some tasty food from Dickey’s BBQ
2012-04-05 Dickey’s BBQ
Christina is still waiting to Think while you drink, at Flat Rock Tap. Maybe she will be there Wednesday night for Trivia with Stew? Live Trivia Free Wednesday nights at Flat Rock Tap in Hammond, IN
I had the chance to call my Grandma Hen on her 100 year old birthday. It wasn’t much of a interview but I did get to here the voice of one of the sweetest ladies ever. I love you Grandma.