This sounds like a good one, right?
I found this recipe late one night while traipsing across the internet. The site is Retro Food for Modern Times, which featured a little gem of a cookbook called Singers & Swingers in the Kitchen: The Scene-Makers Cook Book (1967).
“Dozens of nutty, turned-on, easy-to-prepare recipes from the grooviest gourmets happening!”
Well with a tagline like that, this cookbook was just begging for it.
Lucky for me (and the world) Singers & Swingers features multiple frankcentric dishes. And maybe I’ll eventually get to all of them, but for today, I chose the one that I thought had the best name:
Hot Dogs on the Rocks….ain’t no surprise…
OK, it’s not by Neil. This recipe is from The Rolling Stones!
Baked beans, eh?
When I think of baked beans I automatically go to this:
And I am sure that I’m not the only one–but that’s the wrong band.
Although, with all that Ann-Margret rolling around on what looks like a giant sausage link, I think we have found the official Wiener Wednesday dance. Someone gif that shit!
Anyway, here’s what I started with:
And after making everything in the microwave, here’s what I ended up with:
This dish was, in its own way, actually good. I mean, it’s instant mashies, pork and beans, and a hot dog. I forgot that I liked baked beans!
This wasn’t what I wanted to eat for dinner (I then went and made some beans and greens for myself), but I can definitely see the appeal for the Stone(r)s. This would be awesome at the end of a night of drinking and you have that craving for just—something. Or the day after when you need some sustenance that’s soft and fatty and kinda bland. I put this in a little container and froze it. For emergency use!
You liked this dish? Well, please go over to Retro Food for Modern Times and check out some of the other recipes. Like this one:
Gosh, the intros the recipes are all just priceless.
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Imagine my surprise and delight when I Google searched for an image of Ann-Margret and hot dogs (for a post about a dream I recently had) and found that you’d already beat me to the topic!
That is fabulous.
I love Ann-Margret. I still want to grow up and be her.
When I was a child, I would climb to the top of the slide on the playground and then walk back down, singing her song “My Rival” from Viva Las Vegas.
My rival is a baby blue racing caaaaaaaaaahahhahhhhha aahahhahaaaaar!
Viva Las Vegas is one of my all-time favorite movies. I love that Rusty has such an aversion to pants.
AND TO ELVIS (until he wins her over by being Elvis).
I always wanted to ask what she was thinking, making those toasted ketchup and mustard sandwiches for the fellas. Housework is not for Ann-Margret!
As if she had ever made a sandwich in her entire life!
I totally forgot that she spelled out LUCKY on the bread.
I often think of what would have been if they had gotten married in real life. I bet he’d still be alive.
I am finally going to Graceland at the end of Sept. I can’t fucking wait.
My top 3 destinations are Graceland (I went twice as a small child, which was quite a feat since we lived in Texas), Dollywood, and the Precious Moments museum/chapel.
Sadly, when we drive through TN, we won’t be near Dollywood (or I would SO stop).
Precious Moments museum? What?
The Liberace Museum was on my list, but they shut it down before I finally made it to Vegas.
SAD FACE.
BUT! http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/wireStory/liberaces-time-vegas-mansion-sells-500k-20110335
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Hey there, loved your post, and thanks for the shout out! xx
I had forgotten that anyone “mod” back in the day was a “swinger”…that cracked me up! On another note, I thought you photo-shopped one of your pix up in the top left corner of the book? 🙂
I wish I was as far-out and happening as Liza with a Z!
Yeah, it’s not something that I’d want to eat normally. But after a big ol’ bender of Keith Richardsian proportions, it’d be perfect.
Love that Neil song…
I love me some Neil Diamond – I used to listen to my parent’s LP of The Jazz Singer (Best song – Acapulco – I dare you not to sing along!). I finally saw Mr. Diamond live a few years ago – he rocks the Dad Dance to a laser light show on a spinning stage. Amazing.
Neil is my celebrity soul mate.
This is according to the love computer in the lobby of Showcase Cinema North in McCandless, PA circa 1991.
I thought I was ashamed to admit I’ve never heard of Ann Margret. That is, UNTIL I watched that video. It was disturbing.
Ann Margret is a goddess!!!!!
http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/ann%20margret
Em, don’t tell your mother, but now I know why I love Ann Margaret so much!