It has been
argued by some, a vocal minority of our editors included, that
Clinton is well past his sell-by date, and has been rendered as
irrelevant as such dated niche foods as fried Spam, spiced apple
rings, and Tab floats. Yet this former Governor, President, and political
partner of Hilary Clinton still inspires intense, even
uncontrollable salivation in many quarters—though not always for the
same reason.
We are contemplating a considerable,
liberally-portioned carcass here. The meat to fat ratio is
reasonably well balanced, and while not as larded as in earlier
years, we are still left with an overall impression of ‘give’.
This is a former lead ingredient in a classic food pairing now
relegated to second banana status, and so Clinton may be best
suited for small, intensely flavored side dishes. We find ourselves
immediately thinking in terms of burgers, meatballs, and meatloaves; indeed the grinding process would certainly overcome deficits
imbued by age. Chops would have to be carefully trimmed, larger
portions carefully watched for internal overheating, the loins in
particular. Sausages might prove hard to keep wrapped and under
control. The faint whiff of what some detect and variously describe
as ‘old goat’ may not entirely dissipate. How it reheats is only now
being tested; it does seem to have taken on a certain tendency
toward harshness. Clinton may make good lunchmeat for
whitewater rafting.
2 Forks -if not allowed too much free range.
Head cheese; Meatballs Bubba; Wandering Stew; Hot Dog Surprise;
Impeachment Pie
Use sparingly as an appetizer, especially if paired with Hilary as
it may overwhelm the more delicate flavor of the latter; unsuitable
to light soups, heavier soups may be inclined to turn into stews;
should work as a side dish, but suitability as a slightly retro main
course has yet to be determined.
A Kennedy descendant may suit more Catholic tastes, but the Kennedys
have endorsed Obama; Elvis is either fortunately or unfortunately dead--or
not.
Lite beer; Dr. Pecker; Big Gulps; Sidecar; mid-market Sacks
Warnings:
Never to be paired with Starr fruit or Polish dumplings; Reagan
fetishists may break out in hives; talk radio snarlers may begin to
drool and gibber more than usual.
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