Mark Reitman (CSD?)

Nice write up by Fred Sauceman on the hot dog and our roadfood friend Mark Reitman is one of his major consultants

Nice job Mark!

http://www.wets.org/index.cgi?&CONTEXT=cat&cat=10094

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Fred sure can tell a story! I really enjoy reading his work. When his book hits the streets I want an autographed copy!!
AL

Al, I ask for the first copy autographed. I read his first one and it is coffee table grade. Beautiful polished pages. I will bet it cost a bundle to get it published. The book must have weighed five pounds.

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Thanks for posting that Sundancer! Was a good read! Now who's this CSD character they refer to??

Thanks Paul & Fred & Vic.

Mark Reitman aka CSD, owner of "The Grateful Dog"

Born in Chicago
Raised in Chicago
Moved to Wisconsin
Selling Vienna Beef hot dogs & Polish
Nephew of Bob Reitman, Chicago dentist
No relation to Bob Reitman-Milwaukee DJ at WKTI-retiring at the end of 06
No relation to Ivan Reitman-Producer of Animal House & Stripes
No relation to Reitman's Limited-Canada's largest ladies appareal chain

Great, now I can't get 'Born in Chicago' by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band
out of my head.

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Originally posted by stevencarry

Great, now I can't get 'Born in Chicago' by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band
out of my head.

Since you cannot get the tune out of your head, you might be able to listen to a portion of it on this link. Scroll down until you see the tune in green and click on it. It might work for you????

CSD, this reminds me of you also.

http://www.island.net/~blues/butter.html

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

quote:

Originally posted by stevencarry

Great, now I can't get 'Born in Chicago' by the Paul Butterfield Blues Band
out of my head.

Dont feel bad... Wacked my head way back in the day and still cant get the Hollies from spinning a tune in my head day or night...

Vic,
"Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress?"
The Bear

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Originally posted by ScreenBear

Vic,
"Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress?"
The Bear

Yup..

Ya, yuh turn up the radio when that one comes on.
The Bear

It was a pleasure having lunch last week with Fred Sauceman and Al The Mayor and Bushie and Sherrie at Claudia Sanders in Simpsonville, KY. Fred and his wife are delightful eating companions ( not to mention Al and Jan and Mark and Sherrie). We are looking forward to reading Fred's books - he is a true devotee of Southern traditions and especially Southern food traditions.

Cheers, John

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Originally posted by seafarer john

We are looking forward to reading Fred's books - he is a true devotee of Southern traditions and especially Southern food traditions.

Just as a point of information, y'all can pre-order Mr. Sauceman's new book here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0865549907/sr=8-2/qid=1141657464/ref=sr_1_2/104-9304813-5215960?%5Fencoding=UTF8

This should be a really GREAT book.

great read

Just ordered the book and had it sent to Sauceman for his autograph , and he'll send it on to me - just like we did with Grampy's cocktail book.

Sauceman's 'Southren Foodways organization is doing great work in documenting, preserving, and teaching about traditional southern provisions and cooking. Anyone who likes BBQ or Country Ham or "Meat and Three, etc. might be interested in looking into the southern foodways website.

Cheers, John