Written by Vegetarian Star on October 29th, 2012 in Actresses, Food & Drink, Meatless Monday Recipe, Recipes.
What?s scarier than ghosts and witches on Halloween? Dead animals in your breakfast on Halloween!
The Dead Celebrity Cookbook is a collection of recipes from the stars that no longer are with us?at least not in living form!
Bea Arthur was a Golden Girl who enjoyed a Bruschetta-like meal in the morning, as described in the chapter on the late actress titled, ?Thank You For Feeding a Friend.?
Author Frank Decaro writes, ?Food was always good for a giggle on The Golden Girls, too. Sophia could turn the word cannoli into a sexual double entendre, and Rose?s Scandinavian recipes, her geneukenfleuken cake, for instance, were always played for laughs.?
Make a tribute to Bea this Halloween or any day of the year by preparing her simple Vegetarian Breakfast consisting of toast, margarine, tomatoes and mushrooms and salt and pepper to taste.
Grab the recipe for Bea Arthur?s Vegetarian Breakfast at Epicurious.com.
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You don?t typically hear of big, conservative Japanese car companies starting classic car shows in their parking lots, which makes this story all the more interesting. Back in 1992, engineer?Greg Busenkell was searching for a lot around Toyota headquarters in Torrance, California, to put a fleet of cars for new accessories testing. He noticed interesting and classic cars showing up from time to time and figured he might as well try to have them show up at the same time?an annual cruise-in.
OctoberBeast continued expanding through the years to include invitations to Toyota?s local suppliers?some years getting as many as 100 cars. While there are no specific rules to which cars are allowed to show up at OctoberBeast, general guidelines are that the vehicle should be at least 25 years old or of special interest. Everything is welcome, whether it runs or not, as OctoberBeast?s official motto has become ?Drive it, Tow it, Push it?Show it!?
Lawrence Keller of Toyota accessories and the torchbearer for OctoberBeast for the last five years, has said during the past 20 years, cars, trucks, dragsters, speedboats, antique strollers have been shown at OctoberBeast. One person even brought a 1940 Piper Cub airplane, which he had to disassemble, load into a truck, and reassemble on the show field. Some of the more memorable cars have been the two ultra-rare Toyota 2000GT sports cars from the company?s private collection, a Porsche Carrera GT, a ?32 Ford hot rod with a Lexus V-8 shoehorned into it, and a pair of original AC Shelby Cobras?289- and 427-cubic-inch engines, respectively.
