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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Get ready for a Terrell Owens Christmas Carol. The ghosts of T.O.'s past are coming to possibly spoil the Cowboys' NFC East celebration.
If the Cowboys lose to the Eagles on Christmas Day, the NFC East lead falls into the hands of Philadelphia, the team that T.O. ripped apart last season.
This year's Eagles, though, have little in common with the T.O. Eagles. Faced with adversity, Philadelphia bonded together and that was never more evident than in the Eagles' 36-22 win over the Giants at Giants Stadium on Sunday.
"Last year we were a team divided; we weren't together at all," Eagles halfback Brian Westbrook said. "Early in the season, we didn't have a hope and a prayer. This year, when Donovan McNabb went down, we rallied around that. Now we have a hope. If we keep playing hard and doing the things the coaches ask us to do, we're going to be fine."
When McNabb went down, the Eagles turned to Jeff Garcia, the quarterback T.O. verbally trashed before he started trashing McNabb.
And while many consider the Cowboys the NFC's hottest team in the coldest conference during the second half of the season, the conference's hottest team over the past three weeks has been the Eagles.
The Eagles, in fact, could be the Cowboys' worst nightmare. Garcia has won three in a row, completed 64.7 percent of his passes for an average of 205 passing yards a game and he has thrown seven touchdowns. Westbrook is healthy and crossed the 1,000-yard threshold for the first time in his career. The much maligned Eagles defense is getting back some of its swagger.
"We just keep fighting," linebacker Jeremiah Trotter said.
Following the Eagles' 45-21 loss to the Colts on Nov. 26, Trotter questioned the makeup of the defense. He thought the line was too lean, sarcastically joking he was as big as the defensive linemen. Blitzes were backfiring. The Eagles were 5-6 and facing perhaps the NFC's toughest closing schedule with a 36-year-old backup quarterback; everyone figured they had landed in the scrap heap.
But they beat the Panthers 27-24. They rallied to beat the Redskins 21-19. Sunday's up-and-down game against the Giants fit the profile of this scrappy team. This season, they have each others' backs. Last season, thanks to Owens' rants on McNabb, players were stabbing each other in the back.
A classic example of the feel-better Eagles came in the second half. Garcia drew a 15-yard taunting penalty with 10 minutes remaining the fourth quarter after a 10-yard scramble to the sideline. He spiked the ball in front of defenders and drew the flag. Two plays later, he threw an interception to Giants safety Will Demps, who returned it 29 yards and eventually set up a 1-yard touchdown run by Brandon Jacobs.
The defense stepped up to stop a two-point conversion, leaving the Giants with a 22-21 lead. Garcia drove the Eagles 80 yards in eight plays and hit Reggie Brown with a 19-yard touchdown pass. With the two-point conversion, the Eagles led 29-22.
Cornerback Sheldon Brown intercepted Eli Manning's next pass and returned it 19 yards for the touchdown that put the game out of reach at 36-22.
Thankful, Garcia came over as the game concluded and kissed Trotter's helmet.
"I'm glad I had a helmet on," Trotter joked.
Still, it's easy to see that these 8-6 Eagles are together as a team.
Garcia has been a key to the Eagles' recent success. It's helped him to have his former 49ers offensive coordinator, Marty Mornhinweg, as the Eagles' offensive coordinator. Andy Reid has let Mornhinweg do a lot of the play calling of late and Garcia has averaged 28 points a game during those starts.
"Jeff is a good player and he has some pretty good players around him," Mornhinweg said. "You play to a player's strengths, and we try to play to Jeff's strengths. He has many strengths. Typically, he's pretty accurate. He's a quick decision maker. He rarely takes a sack. He's very, very smart. He manages the game typically pretty good. He has great athleticism."
Like the Eagles, though, Garcia was given up for dead. He was a failure with the Browns and Detroit after Pro Bowl seasons with the 49ers. In retrospect, he probably shouldn't have left the 49ers, and he paid the price. T.O. trashed him as a player and a person. The Eagles signed him as a backup, but even he wondered if the thrill of playing was going to come back.
"I was starting to lose faith in football and having fun like I've had the past few weeks," Garcia said. "A year ago, I was not thinking this would happen again for me."
Garcia is having a blast and it shows on the field. He completed 19 of 28 passes for 237 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. What's interesting is under Garcia's leadership, Reid and Mornhinweg are calling a more balanced run-to-pass game instead of those 70 percent throwing games back when McNabb was healthy. Against the Giants, the Eagles called 30 runs and 30 passes. That has allowed Westbrook to take more of a role.
In fact, the normally quiet Westbrook has become a more outspoken leader since McNabb's injury. Last week against the Redskins, he pulled the offense together during a crucial series and told his teammates, "Let's put one together here." The team rallied around him.
"I'm just trying to encourage the guys and let them know that they are doing a good job," Westbrook said. "Those guys are leaving their hearts on the field, and I've got to give them that encouragement, but they're doing a great job. I've stepped up and spoken a little more just to let the guys know that they have my support and they've responded."
There has been a noticeable improvement in the defense even though it's giving up yards from 20-yard line to 20-yard line. Defensive coordinator Jim Johnson still calls an aggressive blitzing game. Against the Giants, for example, he estimated he blitzed about 30 percent of the downs, his normal rate.
As the game progressed, the pressure got to Eli Manning. While Manning was sacked just once, he was hit six times, hurried 10 other times and threw two interceptions. In all, the Giants had four turnovers.
"They tried to blitz us and they did a good job of getting to me," Manning said. "For the most part, we did a good job of blocking and we had some opportunities. We got into the red zone a few times and we were not able to score. That was a big factor in us not winning the game. We have to score touchdowns and we also had four turnovers. When you do things like that, it makes it a tough day to win."
Said Johnson, "Sometimes you are what you are. We weren't playing very good. We weren't consistent. Today we were consistent. After the first series, we did a good job against the run. We only gave up one big play."
The Giants made a point of trying to hit Plaxico Burress with long passes when the Eagles tried to blitz and it worked, to an extent. Burress caught six passes for 120 yards, but the Eagles made the key stops when needed.
By holding the Giants to two field goals on two red-zone series, the Eagles gave the offense the chance to win.
"We're to blame, there's nobody else," Burress said. "It's football. This happens, but at certain times, you can't let things like that happen that brings the team down. Basically, we couldn't take care of the football."
It still appears the Giants and the Eagles have the best chance to surface as the NFC wild cards. The Eagles, however, can take it one step further. If they can beat the Cowboys and T.O. next week, the Eagles control their own NFC East title fate.
"It's not ironic at all," Westbrook said of the Christmas Day showdown. "We are going down there to face the Dallas Cowboys. T.O. is just one player on that team. For me, I'm not even thinking about T.O. I'm thinking about Marcus Spears and the other Cowboys."
This trip to Dallas, the Eagles will go as a team. Last season, T.O. killed that feeling. Now, the ghosts of T.O.'s past will come together with hopes of haunting their former tormentor.
John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Sage Rosenfels most likely put a stake in the heart of the Texans' postseason aspirations with two bonehead plays last Sunday, but in the Grewal household he saved the day.
Let me set the stage.
My in-laws were visiting for the weekend and I had invited over a few friends to watch the games with me on Sunday. I assumed Rod, my father in-law, wouldn't be interested in joining us in the TV room since he wasn't much of a football fan.
But he chose our company rather than listen to the ladies yammer on about Debbie Travis.
My friends were a little hesitant to be their usual offensive selves with Rod (who I should point out is an Anglican minister) sitting near by.
With the Texans all but assured of a victory, my loud and obnoxious friend Rob gushed about how he was a Houston win away from winning a $200-parlay ticket.
Then Mr. Rosenfels turned the amplifier up to 11.
Leading 27-17 late in the fourth quarter, the Houston quarterback tried to pull a John Elway Super Bowl move jumping in the air for a first down. But the ball popped out and the Colts scooped it up and returned it for a touchdown.
The score was now 27-24 with less than four minutes to play.
Rod was getting a bit more involved in the contest at this point. He was openly rooting against Houston siding with my other friend Geordan who has a non-sexual crush (maybe it's sexual) on Peyton Manning.
Sage struck again when he dropped the ball on the next possession, handing the Colts great field possession and plenty of time to find the end zone before the final whistle.
Rob couldn't contain himself anymore. He let out a long, profanity-filled rant that would have made Dennis Leary blush.
The game ended with the Colts squeaking out the win and Geordan and Rod exchanging violent high fives, while Rob continued to curse under his breath.
I'm sure if Rod had stayed to watch the next set of games he would have joined us crushing beer cans on our foreheads. Last week I needed a Tampa Bay push just to avoid a 0-3 week. I'm looking to bounce back with this week's picks.
Miami Dolphins at Houston Texans (-3)
You can't convince me the Texans come out fired up in this one looking to avenge last week's debacle. That loss to Indy was a season-changer. Houston always plays well at Reliant Stadium but the team's shaky quarterback situation invites a dog play.
Bill Parcells' reputation for turning around losing clubs is only strengthening with each Miami win. It's amazing how the Tuna shows up and immediately instills a winning atmosphere.
The Wildcat formation is working wonders. Imagine what the Fish offense will look like once Ted Ginn Jr. fits in.
Pick: Fish
Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts (-4.5)
Okay, I'm beyond the point of believing Indy is just off to a slow start. I'm probably not the only one who thinks this team should be 0-4 rather than 2-2.
I'm not ecstatic about backing a raw, rookie quarterback on the road, but I think John Harbaugh's decision to publically commit to Joe Flacco for the reminder of the season was a brilliant move. With one short statement, he increased the confidence of his young signal caller tenfold.
The Colts win, but not by more than a field goal.
Pick: Ravens
Green Bay Packers at Seattle Seahawks (-2)
This pick is almost entirely based on the status of each team's No. 1 QB. It looks like Charlie Frye will be under center for the Seahawks because of Matt Hasselbeck's bum knee.
Frye hasn't started a game in the NFL since Week 1 last year and that was for Cleveland. Since being traded to Seattle he's been relegated to third-string duties.
Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers played through the pain of a busted shoulder without the aid of a painkilling shot. Qwest Field is one of the harder places to win, but if San Fran can win there, I'm sure Green Bay can too.
Oh boy. Three underdog picks; all road teams.
Probably not the best strategy.
Pick: Packers
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Who cares if they get in? They aren't going to do anything once they get there so what is the point. I just want them to win something....the league, the league tournament, just something. It's been way too long but everyone talks about what a good coach rose is. Fools gold...show me tangible results. "Getting in" just adds to Rose's resume and masks the lack of accomplishments. I would rather win the NIT than get in and be one and done.
- 10:41 p.m. March 15, 2014
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Their FT shooting kept them from being a shoe-in for the NCAA's. Even if
they get in, they are consistently, inconsistent. ......and their FT will again
be their demise. Where are the coaches? No coach can teach them FT
Oh well, it was somewhat fun while it lasted.
- 11:59 p.m. March 15, 2014
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It's gonna be close, by the skin of your teeth, but it looks like a play-in game to get to the big dance is going to happen for Provo. Only reason is a strong schedule, anybody, repeat anybody, who loses to Portland State should never be allowed to play in the tourney.
- 12:00 a.m. March 16, 2014
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The goal of every team is to make he ncaa so if they make it ptops to them. It will mean that the ncaa repects the Cougars enough to invite them.
- 12:05 a.m. March 16, 2014
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Ballpark, maybe you should apply for the coaching job.
- 6:29 a.m. March 16, 2014
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The Cougars should have decided this on the court. Or maybe they did.
- 7:48 a.m. March 16, 2014
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Wow, I love the comments. I find myself wondering why the tournament is played
at all. Is it because there is a chance a lower seeded team could pull an upset
and win the whole thing? Maybe but not likely. Is it possible that it elevates
the talent of the players? Probably not. Is it possible that the invited
schools make some money? Yeah, that is part of it. But really, why even have the
It's because it is sport. We love the chance to watch a team play. We love watching an underdog knock off a better team. We love the ups and downs that come within the game. But when it is all said and done, remember this. There are 68 teams invited to the NCAA tournament and every one of them will go home as losers except one!
Does that stop me from watching? No. Do I consider those teams losers? No. Do I get enjoyment from the tournament? Yes.
Good luck to all teams.
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hay JD BYU did not play Portland State. it was University of Portland. U of P beat Gonzaga 82-73 then lost to the zags 66-71. I hope BYU gets in even if they loose the first round its an honor to play in the tourney. 32 teams will loose in first round games.
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What's with all of the whiny, jealous nay-saying?
Simply getting an at-large invite to the Big Dance is an accomplishment that only 33 of the 350 D1 basketball programs achieve.
BYU finished the regular season and conference tournament ranked #33 with a 23-11 record playing the 17th toughest SOS in the country.
Nobody is saying this is a great BYU team, but the Cougars did have a very good season with some impressive pre-season road/neutral wins at Stanford and vs Texas. In the WCC, BYU finished 6-2 versus the other top 4 teams in the conference - Gonzaga, San Francisco and Saint Mary's.
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BYU did enough to get in. They played tough teams in the preseason. That's what will keep my Utes out.
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There are no good losses, but your Cougar's showing vs. the Big-12
champions (Iowa State) suggests BYU is clearly better than U of Portland, LMU,
Pepperdine, and Pacific....teams to whom they should never have lost.
Loss of Collinsworth, IMO, dooms the Cougars to a likely one-and-done; especially if they have to do the play-in thing at Dayton against Dayton. But as others have pointed out "we have to play the game" to find out.
- 11:36 a.m. March 16, 2014
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BYU obviously isn't a lock, but the Cougars have done enough to deserve an NCAA invite if it comes.
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50 years of NCAA tournaments, 12,000 teams played and only 50 won it all. It's silly to think that a team is no good unless they win it all. Wichita State showed Ny team can get hot. It's a win for a team just to get in. Way to go Coach Rose, if they do get in.
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BYU makes it! And against a PAC 12 team no less. Still waiting for Utah fate... LOL
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One-an-done at the NCAA is better than none-and-done.
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PAC 12 sends six teams?
Are the utes one of them?
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I don't think one and done. Frankly BYU had Oregon beat on Oregon's home court but for some Pac12 calls. They'll b on a neutral court this time, and BYU travels well.
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Three years ago Dr. Rosalind Harding of Oxford University and others made a worldwide study of the MC1R gene by extracting it from blood samples and analyzing the sequence of DNA units in the gene. They found that the protein made by the gene is invariant in African populations, but outside of Africa the gene, and its protein, tended to vary a lot.
Dr. Harding concluded that the gene was kept under tight constraint in Africa, presumably because any change in its protein increased vulnerability to the sun's ultraviolet light, and was fatal to its owner. But outside Africa, in northern Asia and Europe, the gene was free to accept mutations, the constant natural changes in DNA, and produced skin colors that were not dark.
Reading Dr. Harding's article recently as part of a different project, Dr. Rogers wondered why all Africans had acquired the same version of the gene. Chimpanzees, Dr. Harding had noted, have many different forms of the gene, as presumably did the common ancestor of chimps and people.
As soon as the ancestral human population in Africa started losing its fur, Dr. Rogers surmised, people would have needed dark skin as a protection against sunlight. Anyone who had a version of the MC1R gene that produced darker skin would have had a survival advantage, and in a few generations this version of the gene would have made a clean sweep through the population.
There may have been several clean sweeps, each one producing a more effective version of the MC1R gene. Dr. Rogers saw a way to put a date on at least the most recent sweep. Some of the DNA units in a gene can be changed without changing the amino acid units in the protein the gene specifies. The MC1R genes Dr. Harding had analyzed in African populations had several of these silent mutations. Since the silent mutations accumulate in a random but steady fashion, they serve as a molecular clock, one that started ticking at the time of the last sweep of the MC1R gene through the ancestral human population.
From the number of silent mutations in African versions of the MC1R gene, Dr. Rogers and two colleagues, Dr. David Iltis and Dr. Stephen Wooding, calculate that the last sweep probably occurred 1.2 million years ago, when the human population consisted of a mere 14,000 breeding individuals. In other words, humans have been hairless at least since this time, and maybe for much longer. Their article is to appear in a future issue of Current Anthropology.
The estimated minimum date for human hairlessness seems to fall in reasonably well with the schedule of other major adaptations that turned an ordinary ape into the weirdest of all primates. Hominids first started occupying areas with few shade trees some 1.7 million years ago. This is also the time when long limbs and an external nose appeared. Both are assumed to be adaptations to help dissipate heat, said Dr. Richard Klein, an archaeologist at Stanford University. Loss of hair and dark skin could well have emerged at the same time, so Dr. Rogers' argument was ''completely plausible,'' he said.
From 1.6 million years ago the world was in the grip of the Pleistocene ice age, which ended only 10,000 years ago. Even in Africa, nights could have been cold for fur-less primates. But Dr. Ropers noted that people lived without clothes until recently in chilly places like Tasmania and Tierra del Fuego.
Chimpanzees have pale skin and are born with pale faces that tan as they grow older. So the prototype hominid too probably had fair skin under dark hair, said Dr. Nina Jablonski, an expert on the evolution of skin color at the California Academy of Sciences. ''It was only later that we lost our hair and at the same time evolved an evenly dark pigmentation,'' she said.
Remarkable as it may seem that genetic analysis can reach back and date an event deep in human history, there is a second approach to determining when people lost their body hair, or at least started to wear clothes. It has to do with lice. Humans have the distinction of being host to three different kinds: the head louse, the body louse and the pubic louse. The body louse, unlike all other kinds that infect mammals, clings to clothing, not hair. It presumably evolved from the head louse after humans lost their body hair and started wearing clothes.
Dr. Stoneking, together with Dr. Ralf Kittler and Dr. Manfred Kayser, report in today's issue of Current Biology that they compared the DNA of human head and body lice from around the world, as well as chimpanzee lice as a point of evolutionary comparison. From study of the DNA differences, they find that the human body louse indeed evolved from the louse, as expected, but that this event took place surprisingly recently, sometime between 42,000 and 72,000 years ago. Humans must have been wearing clothes at least since this time.
Modern humans left Africa about 50,000 years ago. Dr. Stoneking and his colleagues say the invention of clothing may have been a factor in the successful spread of humans around the world, especially in the cooler climates of the north.
Dr. Stoneking said in an interview that clothing could also have been part of the suite of sophisticated behaviors, such as advanced tools, trade and art, that appear in the archaeological record some 50,000 years ago, just before humans migrated from Africa.
The head louse would probably have colonized clothing quite soon after the niche became available -- within thousands and tens of thousands of years, Dr. Stoneking said. So body lice were probably not in existence when humans and Neanderthals diverged some 250,000 or more years ago. This implies that the common ancestor of humans and Neanderthals did not wear clothes and therefore probably Neanderthals didn't either.
But Dr. Klein, the Stanford archeologist, said he thought Neanderthals and other archaic humans must have produced clothing of some kind in order to live in temperate latitudes like Europe and the Far East. Perhaps the body lice don't show that, he suggested, because early clothes were too loose fitting or made of the wrong material.
Dr. Stoneking said he got the idea for his louse project after one of his children came home with a note about a louse infestation in school. The note assured parents that lice could only live a few hours when away from the human body, implying to Dr. Stoneking that their evolution must closely mirror the spread of humans around the world.
The compilers of Genesis write that as soon as Adam and Eve realized they were naked, they sewed themselves aprons made of leaves from the fig tree, and that the Creator himself made them more durable skin coats before evicting them. But if Dr. Rogers and Dr. Stoneking are correct, humans were naked for a million years before they noticed their state of undress and called for the tailor.
Photos: There are few hairless mammals other than humans, but they include the naked mole rat, above, the hippopotamus and the elephant. It is believed that mammals lose their hair only for particular evolutionary reasons. (Photo by Neil Bromhall/Photo Researchers); (Photo by Paul Smith for The New York Times); (Photo by Agence France-Presse/Getty Images)(pg. F4) Chart/Photos: ''A Million Years of Nakedness'' A new theory suggests that early humans shed their body hair not to bare shoulders or ankles, but to avoid parasites. They couldn't shake these bugs altogether, though; one parasite may have evolved to bother human hosts again. PRIMATES DIVERGE -- The hominid line splits from a common chimp ancestor. STANDING UPRIGHT -- Hominids become bipedal, walking on two legs (above left). OUT OF THE WOODS -- Early hominids left forested areas for the savanna about 1.7 million years ago. They developed the more familiar features of modern humans, including external noses and longer limbs suited for walking. DATING FUR LOSS -- The last mutation in the gene that causes dark skin color was about 1.2 million years ago. The gene came to predominate in Africa, where it was necessary to protect the small early hominid population from harsh sunlight (above right). FASHION CAME LATE -- Humans may have been naked for most of the time since body hair loss, dated to the arrival of body lice that cling only to clothes, about 70,000 years ago. Before -- An Australopithecus, sporting full-bodied fur about four million years ago. After -- An archaic human walked fur-free about 1.2 million years ago, carrying fire on the savanna. (The New York Times; illustrations by Michael Rothman) (Sources by Dr. Mark Pagel and Dr. Walter Bodmer, The Royal Society)


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GAH, the images! No, not the content, please RESIZE before you upload/post, they're ridiculously large and breaking my poor little RSS browser!
Congratulaions on the new addition to the list of Things Erica Barnett Hates, which now stands at:
1) Cars
2) Masculinity
3) Her own arteries
My browser is taking forever to load the images.
Meanwhile, a good web page coder could have uploaded smaller JPG files and made them link to the larger versions.
Jet Propulsion Enhanced Graphics - it's what's for dinner!
Oh, and don't go hating on ECB, we love her.
What 1 and 3 said. I would have posted sooner, but it took me about 10 minutes just to be able to scroll past the freakin' images to the comment link. Cripes!
You're a genius. Don't listen to these techno-wussies telling you to shrink those images... Make them bigger! I want to make that plate of cheese stuffed bacon wrapped dogs my wallpaper.
This is the most hardcore culinary experiment ever. Has anyone read Chefs Illustrated where they cook one recipe 100 times slightly changing every factor to figure out the #1 best way too make stuff? I think they should try this one on for size...
"Jet Propulsion Enhanced Graphics"?
Or Joint Photographer Expert Group...
I love the jew-to-pig-product ratio on this concoction. It needed the blasphemy to really achieve greatness...
Oh, you can -just-barely- make out that it says "Gluttony" on my shirt just at the bottom of the frame. Brilliant, and delicious.
I agree- let #1 & #3 wait - I heart the huge images - especially when it gets to the cooked product pic that looks like a syphilitic ... so and so.
Even so - I'd definitely eat it. And I'd happily sign on to be a judge in the 100-ways-to-eat-a-cheese-stuffed-wiener contest.
I'd be happy to make Corn Dog Casserole for you, Erica. Would you like it to be vegetarian, or made with meat?
that was delightfully thorough and un-pc and i loved every bit of it. thank you, and thanks for taking the gustatory bullet for me, stranger staff, as i'm not about to cook that myself.
I think I would have loved something like that when I was 20-something. Now that I'm 40-something, it makes my arteries hurt just to look at it. It seams like a lot of work simply to induce a heart attack.
I guess some people have never heard of a francheezie or driven through Wisconsin before.
Best. Slog. EVER. I wish I could have been there to try them.
#11 I'm sorry. What part of the article was non pc?
Wow, the Stranger staffers are actual human persons. I've always thought of 'em as, like, disembodied heads in jars or somethin'.
elswiger--you know, all the pork, all the unhealthy ingedients. it's just so wrong, so very wrong. that's what made it fun. if the personal is political, then food is too.
Wow. ...wow. As horrifying as that looks, I'd probably throw one back too. Gross, I'm gross.
I can feel my arteries clog just looking at these pictures.
I dunno - it seems like something's missing, a key ingredient, that one extra-super special item to turn this from simply heart-punishingly to if-I-die-right-now-it'll-have-all-been-worth-it delicious:
- sausage gravy?
- a slice of American cheese?
- Garlic Aoli?
It just screams out for - something, but I can't put my finger on it...
JPG is actually JPEG - which is the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's graphics standard.
Try reading a book sometimes.
COMTE @ No. 20: SOUR CREAM!!! Obviously.
And Rob W.: One of each, clearly! That way we can compare.
Ok, that should be enough to feed a small army... are you having a party anytime soon?
Ms. Clement has already suggested that organic sour cream be added to the casserole. I think we may be onto something...
Funny, awful, sick and wrong.
The one that's just about to get deep-fried...circumsized on one end, uncut on the other. How did you do that?
JPEG actually has nothing to do with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Try reading wikipedia sometime.
Will in Seattle, you are either trolling or misguided. JPEG doesn't stand for Jet Propulsion anything. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG
You're probably trolling, though.
I don't eat cheese, so I'd have to find something else to stuff the hotdogs with. I'm thinking cornbread, so it would be kinda like corndogs. Yum. Cornbread stuffed hotdogs wrapped in bacon and breaded with a fresh green salad. MMMmmm....
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thousand island dressing!!
Awesome, just plain awesome. Don't pay attention to those dam hippies.
I grew up in PA and we called these hotdogs Texas Tommys. The traditional condiment is yellow mustard. They were featured in a documentary about Pennsylvanian Diners on PBS.
Peace the fork out,
I grew up in PA and we called these hotdogs Texas Tommys. The traditional condiment is yellow mustard. They were featured in a documentary about Pennsylvanian Diners on PBS.
Peace the fork out,
You should try frying in deeper oil, like in a turkey fryer. You can get the fry hotter, have a crispier more thoroughly cooked bacondog. (going to try this now) we'll probably also need roasting string to keep the bacon on the dog.
Leo, would a string not disintegrate in deep frying? I think his method of bowtying the bacon would suffice. I do agree however that the repeatitive use of "Deep frying" in the blog was put off by the fact he simply pan fried it, I'm sure you could get a cleaner fry with a better, thicker corndogesque batter. Also deep frying, while being fully immersed in grease would make one assume it'd be a greasier product, seems to render the final product LESS greasy on consumption. does sound tasty and heart destroying. Remember though, everything is better with bacon, even if you're jewish. Which comes to the other idea. What of turkey bacon, which I am appalled is called bacon, but comes in nice strips that'd be perfect for such a glamourous food item, and may cut back on some of the artery cloggage you'd recieve from not only eating but simply looking at these treats. I was thinking of attempting this sans apple corer, simply cutting the frank in half, carving out a rift in the center of both halves, filling with cheese, wrap with bacon, use toothpics (wood not plastic!) and seeing how that fairs in my fry daddy. Never stuck wood in there so I'm a bit concerned about how that would fair. and in the end perhaps cutting into smaller 3 portions per frank more of an H'orderve than a meal portion. Anyhow, nice post.
um... have you EVER cleaned your stove top?
They're not just for breakfast anymore!
so much work to eat a hot dog with cheese
you are all overheated middle class yuppies
fry the bacon, set aside, nice and crisp
nuke the dogs, and some good whole wheat bread slices
touch of mayo and dijon, lettuce OK too, place cheese and dog together, fold (two per person) - drink ice cold Mt Dew, and eat crisp bacon on the side
finish with any good yog - plain is good if you like a bit of sour
I can see the fate of those who watch too many cooking shows - eating gets lost
always shop for the better flavored turkey or chicken dogs - much less fat, lots less
I first ate these while attending college in Steyermühl Austria 10 years ago. They are called "Berner Würstle" becauce they orginated in Bern Switzerland. They sell them ready to cook at the store here (Bavaria)
well, I grew up in PA and we just called these 'hotdogs'. The traditional condiment is a chopped up plain hotdog, and butter. They were featured in a documentary about lapsed jews on PBS.
the pics are to big ? ten minutes to download page ? WTF !!!? did we go back to 97' on AOL !?? losers ! great post btw ...would probably taste better with some sort of gourmet sausage , like apple wood .
#17 I think you mean "un-CC" (Culinary Correct) or "un-AC" (Arterially Correct)..
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You can expect to hear from my lawyers!!!!!!! I came up with this idea over 10 years ago. It was the same night I developed the bazooka cigarette (an entire pack duck taped together and smoked at one time). Yer all going to get it! Starting packing yer bags for disco island.
Don Zinn
"King of All that is Grease"
You can expect to hear from my lawyers!!!!!!! I came up with this idea over 10 years ago. It was the same night I developed the bazooka cigarette (an entire pack duck taped together and smoked at one time). Yer all going to get it! Starting packing yer bags for disco island.
Don Zinn
"King of All that is Grease"
You can expect to hear from my lawyers!!!!!!! I came up with this idea over 10 years ago. It was the same night I developed the bazooka cigarette (an entire pack duck taped together and smoked at one time). Yer all going to get it! Starting packing yer bags for disco island.
Don Zinn
"King of All that is Grease"
Still doesnt beat the bacon cheeseburger on a Krispy Kreme that the Illinois minior league team the Gateway Grizzlies serves. Still, no thanks.
damn, that gives me a boner. will you marry me and rub cheez whiz all over us?
wow, just wow....
You know those aren't really finished until you drizzle chocolate on top.
Magnificent dish. Only a weakling or sissy could be offended by it. The panty-waists voicing their disgust are the same wastes of DNA who cringe at barrel-strength bourbon and wet their pants when confronted by a good cigar.
It would be foolish to make a steady diet of these culinary delights, but an occasional indulgence (much as with bourbon and cigars) is no crime at all--except in the minds of the simpering effete.
Based on the pimples on her face and her extra under-chin fat, I'd say that Erica shouldn't be eating any more of those fat fried greasy cheese fat dogs...
She doesnt like masculinity. What the hell does that mean? Men are supposed to act like females? Gee... that's intelligent. I guess this is the best 'pork' she'll be getting.
What a fruit cake. Dont you have better things to do?
Oh yeah... When is the last time you cleaned that nasty stove? (its filthy before you start frying) I'd hate to see your bathroom. And wash your hair... yuk. Hippies... what losers...
Hm, I feel sorry for the people still using 14.4 modems to access the intrawebs. Anyway:
There's got to be a way to "single fry" these bad boys. I wonder if you could use one of those fancy city-friers, like they use for turkeys? I guess not if you want crisp bacon. You could grill the dogs with the bacon, THEN fry them? (God help me, I'm trying to solve this)
Well done! -the story, not the dogs...
I could make a Corndog Casserole. That sounds easy. I wouldn't reccomend adding the sticks though. :) And I think it would taste better with cheese (though you could certainly opt to leave that out if you don't like cheese).
I'm guessing it would look something like this... (Granted, I'd need to actually make it to confirm these measurements!)
1+ c. yellow corn meal
1 c. flour
1/2 c. sugar
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. salt
3 eggs
1+ c. milk
Mix this all together to make the batter.
2 c. shredded cheese
1 pkg. of hot dogs, sliced
spread half the batter in the bottom of a greased baking dish.
layer the sliced hot dogs in the pan.
Top with cheese.
Carefully spread the remaining batter over top of the hot dogs & cheese.
Bake at 350 until golden and a knife comes out clean when poked into the center.
You could potentially add a can of your favorite Chili con Carne to the middle layer as well, if you like chili dogs.
without the batter they are very good. I bought some hotdogs wraped in cheese and bacon off on a hotdog vendor in mexico, now i am hooked. works really good over a campfire....
In my area we have a gas station that makes and sells "Paul Dogs" which are slightly less greasy than these.
To make:
- wrap a bun-length hot dog in american cheese
- wrap this in a flour tortilla (tightly)
- wrap this in a piece of bacon and hold together with a toothpick.
- deep fry until the bacon is cooked
- drain
- eat
- try to make it past the gas station without buying another one any time you pass it
Apple corer, schmapple corer. Just jam a sturdy straw through the hot dog. Maybe even one of those bubble tea straws, for extra cheesy goodness. Then suck the extra hot dog out of the straw. You know, for sustinence when you're making the dogs.
Is it ironic that I got this link from a buddy working at the National Institute of Health?
Thank you for doing your part of Keeping Down the Human Population. Too bad you're killing of the people who eat food rather than twigs and leaves.
Is it ironic that I got this link from a buddy working at the National Institute of Health?
Thank you for doing your part for Keeping Down the Human Population. Too bad you're killing off the people who eat food rather than twigs and leaves, but this is how *I* wanted to die.
I am in heaven. I will encourage my wife to make these this weekend.
No Need to hollow out the dog, just going to use my marinade injector.
I think a chili sauce over these would be perfect.
As for the PC crowd that thinks they are going to die if they eat these - We could only be so lucky.
A friend sent this to me as a joke. i copied the recipe and can't wait to try it. sounds delicious. grease may not be good for arteries, but is wonderful for skin. Used to make "angels" on horseback...hot dog split and cheese slice put in crack, then wrapped with bacon.....batter and deep frying is even better!
Ranch Dressing, of course.
Homer would be so very proud.
I only made it halfway through the post before I puked on myself.
OMFG. I don't think I'm going to want to eat for a week now.
64 & 65--fucking pussies.
I looked at this and thought, "You know, these would really be good if filled with mozzarella or Colby Jack."
The perfect dessert for a meal like this would be a deep-fried Twinkie. If you haven't had one of those, you haven't lived!
I'm not sure yet, but I believe making such a dish violates the Geneva convention as a crime against humanity.
I'm lazy. Instead of deep frying, how about microwaving it? I know hot dogs typically split, but these are split already? How long should I microwave one?
I'd eat a dozen of these, and then Rascal my way over to Beth's for a 12-egg omlette.
what about the fried egg on top???
Where's the beans?
Where's the beans?
That was FUCKING BEAUTIFUL!
Kudo's to you and your offspring.
May you live a long and wonderful life.
I agree it didn't need to be fried twice. After wrapping the bacon I would suggest rolling the concoction in bread crumbs or panko (sp?) and then deep frying it. Bacon doesn't take that long to cook. If you are worried I'd pop it in the microwave for 15-30 seconds just to be safe.
#51 I only saw 1 pimple but two gorgeous eyes on Erica.
This is gross.
I was looking at this post with my 22 yr old son. 'Sound's good" was is first comment, then when he saw the final product, "looks good" was his response
Deep-fried instead of pan-fried and served on a thickly buttered bun with ranch dipping sauce--then you'd have something.
My husband (a professional chef) sent me this email. How about topping the whole thing off with mayonaise? As a Jew, I can't think of anything better to go with bacon-wrapped-cheezwhiz-stuffed-double-fried-wieners! But then again, I'm the idiot married to the chef who sent me this email. Thanks for the laughs.
My mom used to make something like this for me and my brother when we were kids, only she'd slit the hot dog lengthwise, put a long stick of cheddar in the slit, top with a bit of relish, wrap it with bacon and bake them in a hot oven on a wire rack over a baking pan to catch the drippings.
When the bacon was crispy, she'd drain them on paper towels. She'd serve them with corn bread and barbecue sauce.
wait you didn't eat the drippings??!? fscking heathen.
Before battering, this is COMPLETELY Atkins friendly. I need to make some of these...
Bacon-wrapped hot-dogs - so Sonoran! Every night a magical wagon arrives just down the street from me and peddles delicious bacon-wrapped dogs with zillions of condiments- refried beans, cheese, sour cream (if you're loooking for artery-slowing stuff), tomatoes, onions, chopped hot peppers, cilantro, lettuce, lalala, and every hot-dog condiment known to man & woman & child, i.e. mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup - and probably a bunch of other stuff I could't translate or ask for. All throughout Phoenix - a hot dog lover's paradise!
In Texas, we have chicken-fried bacon. I once went to a semi-formal dinner party where that was the appetizer. I will definitely suggest the 'dogs for next year.
Wow. It looks so awful, I think I may have to try it myself! Suggestion for COMTE at #20, how about dusting it with powdered sugar, and serving with a side of raspberry preserves for dippin', much like a Monte Cristo sandwich?
We had these (without the battering) as 'Berner Wuerstl' already more than 35 years ago in the Mensa (Fast Food Restaurant) in the University of Vienna, Austria. Real cheese was put into a slit in the sausage and it and the bacon wrapped around was held together by a wooden toothpick.
Ahh, the memories...
I have to apologize for not having read every one of the preceding posts. One's patience has certain limits, particularly when one has something to say right off the bat.
My off-the-bat thing:
What you have described here has always been known to me and to those of my ilk as a "Texas Torpedo."
Being a Texan, I'm not really proud of that moniker, but--c'est la vie.
I have never known a Texas Torpedo to be the result of an even remotely arduous--much less two-day--process; poke, fill, wrap, fry, you're done. Shouldn't take longer than four minutes.
The battering part is, to my mind, a high-falutin' and unnecessary upgrade. An ordinary bun is sufficient.
I also think that deep-frying is preferable to pan-frying, but that's just me.
If you enjoy--or are baffled by Texas Torpedoes--you may probably have a similar reaction to Scotch eggs, which I also love: hard-cooked eggs encased in pork sausage and biscuit dough, and then fried.
I have to apologize for not having read every one of the preceding posts. One's patience has certain limits, particularly when one has something to say right off the bat.
My off-the-bat thing:
What you have described here has always been known to me and to those of my ilk as a "Texas Torpedo."
Being a Texan, I'm not really proud of that moniker, but--c'est la vie.
I have never known a Texas Torpedo to be the result of an even remotely arduous--much less two-day--process; poke, fill, wrap, fry, you're done. Shouldn't take longer than four minutes.
The battering part is, to my mind, a high-falutin' and unnecessary upgrade. An ordinary bun is sufficient.
I also think that deep-frying is preferable to pan-frying, but that's just me.
If you enjoy--or are baffled by--Texas Torpedoes, you may probably have a similar reaction to Scotch eggs, which I also love: hard-cooked eggs encased in pork sausage and biscuit dough, and then fried.
Love the "I must be the world's worst Jew" line, it completely cracked me up!
What's up with the shit about ECB?
1. Why doesn't anyone say shit about some of the men in the pictures?
2. Is this a beauty contest?
And if this were a beauty contest, ECB is totally cute. So fuck off, asshole sexists.
Lastly, I think I'll stuff my hotdogs with kalamata aoli instead of cheez whiz because I'm a fancy like that.
I was going to say I thought Hecht was pretty cute -- especially with cheese-dog in his mouth -- but I felt like an asshole pointing it out.
Bah! Looks like you used sub-standard products! Cheese from a can?! Please!
I recommend you use a quality dog like a BlueGrass Meats Jalapeneo Chedder Mett, wrap that with some pepperd bacon, beer batter that bad boy and then deep fry to crispy goodness! While your waiting for your heart-attack-on-a-stick to cook, toss in a few pickled garlic cloved for appetizers!
Oh wow.... that beats out pancake-wrapped-sausage-on-a-stick. A suggestion: just use Cheddarwurst to streamline the process...
And I've gotta say, I want to party with that good-lookin' Stranger staff!!
Oh, a little Formula 409 on the stovetop wouldn't hurt.... ; ) I wonder what flavors the cast-iron skillet picked up?
I've often done a somewhat more natural version of this dish, using actual cheese and cutting out the deep frying. A lot simpler and cuts out "pasteurized processed cheese food product" as an ingredient. Simply cut a slit lengthwise in the hot dog, wrap it with bacon (securing the ends with toothpicks) and cook in a hot cast iron skillet until the bacon is done. Remove the toothpicks, place in a bun and dress according to your liking (I prefer my hot dogs with a huge glob of mustard equal in size to the hot dog itself).
@91, at least he didn't use cheap beer like Bud Lite or some other shit like that.
how about "clot dogs" for a name for these?
I love the article, it brought back memories of A&W in Canada when I was young. They this similar concoction called a Whistle dog. Almost like you made, just trade the beer batter for a bun. It used to be a popular item back in the day.
i love the volcano on the creator's chin
it just seems appropriate
E.C.B. is the reigning Queen of Clot. Rather than frying they could be roasted using a Menorah and Garlic
Scented Candles. Somebody noticed there was something lacking. Dipping Sauce! Endless variety.
Always eat wearing one of those little Jewish Hats...
Yarmulka? Orthodox can use Nathan's Kosher Dogs
and switch bacon for strips of Pastrami. Shalom
I loled.
You're my new personal hero.
You needed some Maple Syrup and Powdered sugar, maybe deep fried in egg batter?
Try deep frying it in beer batter.
Slow download? Shrink the pictures?
Uh,...Mine came in in around 2 seconds.
What's the problem people? Uh, it's called Broadband. Maybe you have heard of it. It's a real new thing. Been out for a few years now. Maybe you should try it.
Izzy was right. There is but one condiment for this abomination. Ranch Dressing.
I can't wait to try some at home.
Did you ever consider buying cheese stuffed weiners from Armour? Sure would make the job a whole lot easier.
I'm using a wireless Sprint card to view the page, and it loaded with no problems. I didn't see any slowness at all.
For those of you having problems viewing the page, maybe you should fire your AOL dial-up service.
condiment...Has to be some good hot sauce.
Your kitchen must stink to hell!
Hey, everyone in Chicago, we use Merkt's Sharp cheddar soft cheese for the filling....Cheez-Whiz is for bums who live in cardboard boxes. Put some Merkt's in a small pastry bag and go to town. Oh yea, just the deep frying, not double fried. In the turkey fryer, they only take about 5-6 minutes to fry up a dozen or so. Great tailgating food.
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Call them Heart Missles, or artery darts.
i have the same monkey thats on the shelf in your kitchen...........crazy kids!!!!!!! you only live once ......rock on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think this dish demands to be served with a homemade Bearnaise, and don't skimp on the butter.
Now my tailgating parties will be complete! Thank you!
Oh - these are just so, so, so very wrong.
On so many levels.
And yet... I still desperately want one...
(so, so ashamed....)
that is one of the most disturbing things I have ever seen.
I won't post it here, but I have something even worse for your arteries than this. Toss me an email if you want to do an article about it.
I live nowhere near Seattle, but I'm always glad to spread death via heart attack.
That actually looks pretty good, of course down here we deep fry everything from candybars to twinkies and pickles..
I think Id partially cook the bacon b4 wrapping the dog, then cook on the grill before dipping in batter and into the deepfryer...definately NOT pan fry!
To the tech wimps complaining about the pics loading: GET A DELL!!! The site can't be held accountable for your dinosaur PC.
As for these Dogs, ever hear of Turkey? Try this with Turkey Hot Dogs and Turkey Bacon. At least it would be a tad less fattening.
#28 it's "cheese" not cheese so go right ahead and eat it!
looks gross,sounds gross, won't be trying it, but its very creative and funny as hell!! :)
That needs GRAVY. Sausage gravy.
I guess I'm a wussy in some people's eyes. But things of this nature are why north Idahoans are dying of heart failure! I simply don't know why people would rather die young than live longer by following simple guide lines of dieting. How ignorant of simple things can people be?
As ignorant as you are of fun things? =)
and yes, you are a total whuss.
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