Fatboy's Recipes
Fatboy's Menu Four
  • I Really Gotta Ham It To Ya (Bone-In Ham Cooked in Beer)
    Ham cooked in beer?! How very Wisconsin! But, believe it not, the ham doesn't end up tasting like beer.
  • Italian Breakfast Casserole
    Besides now having an in-depth knowledge of bizarre pasta shapes, I have learned wonderful recipes from my Italian mother-in-law. This is one of my favorites.
  • Almost Twinkie Cake
    A truly American invention. An now, you can make it yourself . . . with a little help from me, of course.
  • Rocky Mountain Oysters
    There are oddities in this world that offer surprises.
  • The Big Mo (Classic Mojito)
    With a nod and salute to the end of summer and a wink to the Autumn weather . . . the classic mojito.
  • Bailey's Irish Cream Cake
    I'm not big on sweet drinks so I rarely drink Bailey's. This is a way to enjoy it without drinking it.
  • Don't Let Your Meatloaf
    In the online world, meatloaf refers to unsolicited mass e-mail sent out by an individual. In my world, meatloaf is altogether something different.  Something better.
  • Apricot Chicken
    A quick, easy recipes that adds some zing. Your chicken won't get up and sing, but your mouth just might.
  • Classic Reuben Sandwich
    If, in life, it is the journey and not the destination that counts - then with this sandwich, it is the cooking, and not the final meal that counts. Enjoy the journey and the cooking.
  • Greek Tomatoes
    In the Olympic spirit, Greek Tomatoes can be a real treat and went well (in North America) with Labor Day grilling.
  • Simple Shrimp
    This is a simple (aren't the best recipes simple?!) recipe for grilled shrimp with a little bit of shrimp history thrown in. Great for that Labor Day barbecue.
  • Guacamole
    A basic recipe.  The beauty is in it's simplicity.  It doesn't hurt that the avocado is such a unique fruit either.
  • Traditional (Almost) Haggis
    Okay, there are plenty of jokes. But have you ever actually eaten Haggis? Ever thought about how it's made? Wanna make it yourself? Here's your chance.
  • Pork and Clams or Porco com Amęijoas ŕ Alentejana
    Whether "Swimming Pig" or "Swimming Swine," there's no denying the flavor of pork. This takes some preparation but it's worth the effort.
  • Honeydew Heaven (Ginger and Honeydew Granita)
    You can learn a lot by traveling internationally. But then again, you can learn a lot from the neighbor lady down the street. This recipe I learned from my Italian mother-in-law. You can adapt it, apply your own unique name and then have a family recipe of your own.
  • Baltimore Peach Cake
    Esoteric and literary ramblings aside, it really is a delicious cake. If I had a rating system (which I don't), it would rate at the top.
  • Biscuits or Dumplings
    . . .And they drank their health, and gave them a feast 
    Of dumplings made of beautiful yeast . . .
    - Edward Lear
  • Moussaka
    One of the Mediterranean's classic dishes. While this version is Greek, you may encounter variations from a number of sources. Otherwise, as the Greek's say "Adestie mama soe, boelie!"