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Receta Barbecued Chicken Thighs; Fads; Menu of the Week
by Katie Zeller

Why would anyone want to make lasagna in their dishwasher?

Why would anyone want to see how many people can be packed into a Volkswagen?

Or crammed into a phone booth?

Are there still phone booths?

There are still public phones in France, both pay-phones and free-phones for emergencies, but they're not in booths.

If there are no phone booths, where does Superman change?

Would the current equivalent of stuffing college students in phone booths be seeing how many could dance on a mobile phone?

What about flagpole sitting? Goldfish swallowing?

Where have all the fads gone?

(For the record, all above fads were before my time. I participated in the time-honored tradition of beer-chugging and, er, smoking, which are not technically fads)

Back to the lasagna in the dishwasher.

The difference between stuffing people in a Mini-Cooper and dishwasher baking is the first does not run the risk of wasting a perfectly good lasagna.

I made the unilateral decision of not electing to post the procedure for making dishwasher lasagna, although the person who sent the (unsolicited) e-mail and link to me assures me that you would all be utterly fascinated and forever in my debt should I do so.

I also won't require that you all take up hunkerin'

If you are desperate to try it on your own, I'm guessing you could

Google it.....

Don't try these in your dishwasher - they really need a barbecue.

Sauce: In a small saucepan gently heat all ingredients for barbecue sauce, except oil. When warm, remove half of the sauce to a bowl. Add oil to the bowl to make the basting sauce.

Chicken: Rub thighs with oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook thighs on barbecue grill for 25 minutes, turning once or twice. Start basting after 10 minutes and baste 2 - 3 times. They'll be done when they are nicely browned and the juices run clear when pierced with a knife. Serve with remaining barbecue sauce on the side.

In

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to

this,

for

the

week of June 25 we have Tomato, Caper and Herb Salad, Grilled Whole Trout, Lamb Chops Dijon, Southwestern Salad with Grilled Sausages, Chilled Zucchini Soup....

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