Obama Grills with Bobby Flay
Politicians are used to getting grilled, but when Bobby Flay dropped by the White House for a private lesson, the tables were turned. The chef schooled President Obama on his corn technique and the importance of not flipping positions on meaty matters.
[via: Politico]
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47-01-2009 @ 3:58AM
Alexandria said...
That'd be one of the best days of my life too, Bobby! Hopefully there's a copy with better audio out there somewhere--this one got better as it went along (or my ears just started working harder) but the beginning especially is rather hard to catch.
5Love to see the President cooking and grilling for Father's Day or any day....and especially good to see him cooking BEEF. It has suffered so terribly and it's an unwarranted attack on a food and nutrition source that offers much more than most people realize! Thank you, Bobby (my hero!), and Mr. President!! From a cattle rancher's wife who is serious about good nutrition and the environment, consumers need to rethink their understanding of beef and cattle. From over 900 byproducts that are used in EVERYDAY life and for its contributions to good health, including zinc, protein, iron (more digestible than any other form), and minerals that are essential for healthy minds and bodies in children, young women, nursing women, teens, and adults, this food is easily digestible and versatile. Again, THANK YOU for the great view on the President. A great moment! Check out my BLOG:
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