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April 09, 2008

Inside Dylan's Brain

DylanHere's Bob Dylan's recipe for the perfect meatball.

This is so damn good.

I'm totally subscribing to Vanity Fair.

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With a total of eight vowels in my name, I think I speak with some authority on the makings of a proper meatball. With the exception of the vegetable oil and 9 saltines, Bob's come pretty damn close.

And thank God there is no Evan Dando on his list.

Based simply on this alone, I do believe that I'm a little in love with Bob Dylan.

Any BBQ sauce recipe that calls for a cup of vinegar and a 'secret ingredient' is more than alright with me.

Plus references to Hee Haw, Josie and the Pussycats, Sanford and Son, Shakespeare, GB Shaw, Strangers on a Train, Fast Times at Ridgemont High. And yes, Spinal Tap.

Sigh.

“The Harmonica is the world’s best-selling musical instrument. You’re welcome.”

That's classic.

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