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Move over Martha

The new cooks on the cellblock

         

hannamyluv

2:07 pm on Nov 12, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Proving that the steel bars of the Washington State Penitentiary are no barrier to fine dining, inmates at the Walla Walla prison have just produced "The Convict Cookbook," which includes recipes that can actually be made inside a cell without a stove.

Po' Mans Burritos, Cell Block Fudge or Jail Mix, anyone? How about Dope Fiend Sandwich or Prizzon Po Carcass Casserole? Those are just a few of the tasty dishes featured in the 163-page book.

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I think I actually might ask for this one for Xmas. My kids would love these! ;)

roscoepico

5:19 pm on Nov 12, 2004 (gmt 0)

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One of my buddies, good guy, bad decision maker got out a year ago and whipped up what they call

The Spread:
The main ingredient is Ramen Noodles. Use 1 package per person, crunch up the noodles & throw in the spices from the little packet. Don't worry about mixing flavors (it's all good). Pour noodles & spices into trash bag. You start adding all the stuff you like, cans of tuna, hot sauce, flavored popcorn, spicy cheetoes, corn chips, (don't use potato chips, they get super soggy), basically you throw in anything you can get from the commisary. Then you add enough HOT water to cook the mess, tie the trash bag closed & let it cook. You spread a newspaper (AFTER it's been read) on a table & open up the trash bag & everyone grabs a fork & you all stand around this spread eat & talk.

bcolflesh

6:36 pm on Nov 12, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Cell Block Fudge

The Perfect Prison Business! - slogan:
"Hand packed and delivered straight to your backdoor daily!"