The Good Yeggs - Private Party 10/27/12 Goshen, New York

Joe rented a van and we took a little road trip up to his sister Terry's house in Goshen, New York to perform at her birthday celebration. The Yeggs played three mini sets and aside from faking our way through "Blue Suede Shoes" we also winged it on "Thats Alright Mama" and "Johnny B. Goode". It was a pleasure to play for the family and they fed us so well too.



Joe's nephew Joe provided us with his drum kit so all I brought was a few stands, Cymbals, Snare Drum and Gig bag.



Joe Yegg tunes the Longhorn.



Thomas running through our brief soundcheck in the great outdoors.



And on Lead Guitar and metal finger Thomas "The Fish" Roberto.



There wuz Frankfurter's, Chili, Nacho's, Deliciously Dense Guacamole, Melted Cheese, Sour Cream and Roast Turkey, Chicken Parmigiana, Spiral Ham and Cheesey Salad in the Patio room as well.



Horsie's



and Hot Dog's

Jennie made us powerful Bourbon drinx as we set up the equipment.

Stubborness In Food - Dim Sum In A Blanket

Why stubborn do you ask ? Well,.... It was nearly 3 a.m. and I could have just munched on the re-heated Dem Sum that sat before me but the thought lingered in my head to wrap it in a biscuit and call it Genius or at least something that may never have been performed in the culinary trade or for that matter any trade at all so I JUST HADDA!!!

Dim Sum - (halved facing inwards out) as per my recipe.
In A Blanket - Pouched In Pastry (which is more that most of you Effers can say, I Mean Errr, LOVE YOU ALL)



The WITH Broccoli Roll (served WITH Broccoli)



The Classic Hot Dog "Pig In A Blanket" Roll (served With Classic Hot Dog).

Yes Virginia, The Aliens Exist.
They are in the grooves of an old residents record...

mmmm,...........

Salchipapas - Planet Chicken Dunellen,New Jersey 7/3/09

(L to R) Fried Potatoes, Fried Hot Dogs, Salad a la papas flanked by flavorful dipping sauces. And no thats not cheese on the lettuce (DAMMITT!!!) its shredded Carrots.

Prices have increased but still worth the five bucks admission fee.