Paolo Nutini, Austin City Limits Music Festival and a Tex-Mex Lunch
Join us this week as we prepare a Tex-Mex lunch Random Fandom-style: Quesadillas and a delicious layered nacho dip.

While preparing the food, We share our experiences from the Paolo Nutini Austin City Limits Music Festival Aftershow that we attended on September 14.

Video clips from the show:
"Jenny, Don't Be Hasty"
"Last Request"
"Lovin' You"
"Rewind"

We also mention Amos Lee's performance at the ACL Festival and how disappointed we are to have missed it. Click here to view a snippet of Amos' awesome "Arms of a Woman" from ACL.

Joanna also gives her first impressions of James Blunt's new album, "All The Lost Souls." Laurie mentions a new reality TV show, "The Next Great American Band," which will feature John Rzeznik, of the Goo Goo Dolls, as one of the judges.

Music Credits
"The Boxer," by Carbon Leaf

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Labels: amos lee, cooking, Goo Goo Dolls, James Blunt, John Rzeznik, paolo nutini, recipes

Texas Cornbread + Random Food Talk
Join us this week as we bake Texas-style cornbread and chat about two of our favorite Food Network personalities, Paula Deen and Alton Brown. We talk about our enjoyment of a recent episode of "Paula's Party" and Alton Brown's "Feasting on Asphalt 2: The River Ride."

Laurie also mentions watching the music video for James Blunt's song, "1973," and Torgen's "cooking show." Joanna talks about "Rush Hour 3" and mentions a movie she'd like to see, "StarduSt," which is based on a novel by Neil Gaiman, an author whose work she really enjoys.

Music Credits
"The Most Perfect Word," by Carlina.

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Labels: Alton Brown, cooking, James Blunt, Neil Gaiman, Paula Deen, recipes, Torgen

Our Best Rachael Ray Impression
After a bit of inspiration from "Ratatouille" and Anthony from Paris, we decide to take you "behind the scenes" as we prepare a simple, yet delicious, meal in Laurie's spacious new kitchen.

As we prepare the food, Joanna talks about the CNN/YouTube Democratic Presidential PRIMARY debate and James Blunt's new song, "1973." We also talk about "Ratatouille" and many more random subjects.

The Menu
We used recipes from Laurie's Betty Crocker cookbook, which is a treasure trove of easy-to-prepare and homey dishes. More delightful recipes can be found at the Betty Crocker site.

The menu for our light and summery lunch:
Honey Mustard Chicken
Red Potato Salad
Seven Layer Salad
Peanut Butter Cookies

Give a Little Bit
Laurie highlights Meals-on-Wheels.

Music Credits
"Beautiful Food," by Edan.

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Labels: cooking, James Blunt, recipes