Friday, August 8, 2014
The Art of Grilling, Baking, and BBQing
We've been on a major food kick here for the last few posts, and there's no better guide to get your stomach a'howlin' than this one from Duncan Hines featuring some all-time favorite recipes-- or, in our case here at AEET-- the fabulous tiny bits of 50's key art sprinkled throughout. And like with our last booklet, this is just a small sampling of illustrations featured within, there are lots more awaiting you in your own copy at an antique mall or ebay seller near you ;) (no art credit)
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Love the picture with the ghost cow emanating from the steak (number eight, I think), but the back cover is totally excellent. I love that kind of hyper-real appliance art, of course, and I really want that oven, too.
(But that guys spices are all going to clump up if he leaves them over the range like that.)
That guy, I believe, is Duncan Hines himself!
Thiese images are so surreal! Man!!!
I love all the pies! Esp the hamburger pie shop with the disembodied hand and knife above the pie! Now I really want pie.
I really love the eggs and bacon and toast with silverware pics too. They're all really neat!
I like the Keystone cop getting the pie thrown in his.face. I hope someday to actually be part of a pie fight.
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