Friday, October 19, 2007

Sean Penn's Stuffed Giant Panda Recipe

1 Giant Panda (I had to sneak over to China during my North Korea visit to get this one)
2 quarts Olive Oil
12 oz Smoked Hungarian Paprika
4 Takahe (A small flightless bird from New Zealand)
3 Shortnose Sturgeon (I would use more, but they are so hard to find)
10 lb. Sack of Brown Rice
10 lb. Red Bliss Potatoes
3 Bunches of Fresh Parsley
Liberal Amount of Salt
Pepper to Taste


"Carefully Skin Panda and save the hide for tanning and making into a faux furr coat. This is awesome - it keeps me warm on the chilliest days in the California Hills when I go outside my trailer looking for things to throw in my wood stove. I tan the hide and dye it all black with a fairly cheap dye; this makes it appear to be a synthetic fur coat. I've even joined a PETA rally wearing it, and nobody was suspicious in the least. I smuggled the Takahe birds on my last trip to New Zealand trying to pinch Nichole Kidman while her man was doing rehab. I usually hate anything with a short nose (except Nichole Kidman) but these fish are oh so good."

Place Panda in very large smoker. Fill cavity with fileted Sturgeon, de-boned Takahe, rice, potatoes, parsley and salt. Mix well. Sew up cavity autopsy-style to keep moisture in. Coat outside of Panda with a mixture of the olive oil and smoked paprika. Bring smoker up to 250 degrees and smoke stuffed Panda for apporx 12 hours, recoating outside every 2-3 hours with olive oil/paprika mixture to seal in moisture.

"I served this at the last Academy Awards dinner - everyone loved it except for Mel Gibson - righteous bastard."

1 comment:

Tom said...

Oh that sounds sooo delicious!! I can't wait to try it. Until then this one is a little quicker.

Blind Albino Cave Fish Tacos!

You need about 30 blind albino cave fish. They are hard to find so I had to sneak into 20 different caves to get enough.

Just rinse the fish, no skinning gutting necessary as living their lives with out light there bones are super soft and the guts are like a gourmet Foie-gras.

lightly sauté fish in shiraz and glacier water with a splash of lime juice and a sprinkling or fajita seasoning. no more than 8 minutes.

Serve on fresh made corn tortillas with lettuce and tomatoes.
Corona goes great with these tacos.

Doesn't get much better than this.

Tom