Bukowski culinary tastes (1 Viewer)
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Beer.
sandwiches.
"Christ, who invented the sandwich?" -Barfly
(answer: it was Lord Sandwich, a gambler who wanted a meal he could eat with one hand so he didn't have to put his cards down. you're welcome.)
"Christ, who invented the sandwich?" -Barfly
(answer: it was Lord Sandwich, a gambler who wanted a meal he could eat with one hand so he didn't have to put his cards down. you're welcome.)
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
crab legs?
eggs,oranges...
eggs,oranges...
I never ate a big mac in my entire life. What's so special about it?
the sauce!
The "Colonel's Chicken" kept popping up here and there, even have photo of him with the box in front of him. But I'd like to know when did he buy his first color TV and would he enjoy internet - or at least would he bet horses without leaving his room?
"Eat every carrot and pea on your plate!"
Of course, we all know that snails did wonders for his first (?) marriage.
Of course, we all know that snails did wonders for his first (?) marriage.
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
I bet he liked ham on rye.
mjp
Founding member
I can't believe you're not banned yet.
number6horse
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As I remember one poem in particular, he was marveling at how Linda drove one of their cars to go buy fresh oranges and he stayed behind to think of that tar-paper shack in Atlanta when he was hungry, etc...
Which is to say it seemed Buk only cared about food as it functioned as fuel and not much else. To my eye anyway.
Which is to say it seemed Buk only cared about food as it functioned as fuel and not much else. To my eye anyway.
is that like a Minotaur? Minotaur's freak me out, like wearing a belt and suspenders. you don't do that, do you? because if you do, I'm gonna fuck you up, you half-bull half-man-suspender-and-belt-wearing motherfucker! choose one, don't be greedy. bull or man, belt or suspenders. leave something for the rest of us.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Black Swan
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the supermarket is about to close. Better get to the nearest cashier. :cool:
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Jello and macaroni and cheese. Frito Lay bean dip (in the can) with Frito Corn Chips. Bologna sandwiches with lots of mayonnaise and mustard and some pickles. Canned ravioli with tuna sandwiches. (Solid Albacore)
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
do you have air miles?
Your grocery list should be banned!! :)
Digney in Burnaby
donkeys live a long time
Letter to Al Fogel dated Feb. 5, 1983 gives some of his eating views, at least at that point in his life.
Sorry, I had to come in with something here and, sadly, it isn't a joke.:o
Digney in Burnaby
donkeys live a long time
It ain't red meat that he is advocating in 1983.
Bukfan
"The law is wrong; I am right"
No, he says one should stay away from red meat, salt, milk, cream and especially cheese (why milk and cheese, I wonder?).
He's into healthy food by the early 80's and says you should only eat fish and fowl, fresh produce and drink juice, and remember to get all the vitamins.
He's into healthy food by the early 80's and says you should only eat fish and fowl, fresh produce and drink juice, and remember to get all the vitamins.
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Cooked his own damn cuisine
Bukowski not only cooked his own damn cuisine, but he was a fine cook, a source tells me. Retired print hack from the SF Chronicle said he visited Bukowski with a photographer to shoot his pic, and Bukowski turned out chicken Sauternes for dinner. Surprised everyone.
Bukowski not only cooked his own damn cuisine, but he was a fine cook, a source tells me. Retired print hack from the SF Chronicle said he visited Bukowski with a photographer to shoot his pic, and Bukowski turned out chicken Sauternes for dinner. Surprised everyone.
That's exactly what I wanted to avoid ;)
Yeah right...
She called me in to dinner. There was salad, iced tea and a chicken
stew. It was quite good. I was a terrible cook. All I could fry were steaks,
although I made a good beef stew, especially when drunk. I liked to
gamble with my beef stews. I put almost everything into them and
sometimes got away with it.
Excerpt of "Women" © Charles Bukowski
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