Entries tagged as prabhupadhaWednesday, February 13. 2008Cult Wars: Neat vs. NutThe battle of the titans!
In the left corner, we have Sri Chinmoy! This recently deceased quasi-Indian cult leader, marathon runner and flautist, through his restaurants such as Ananda Fuara in San Francisco, brings us the Neatloaf, a popular savory main dish of mysterious ingredients!
Two bald Indian former cult leaders. Two 1970's-style vegetarian meat-substitute main dishes. Two hours to cook. Two heavily greased baking pans. Which one will win? Click and find out. Continue reading "Cult Wars: Neat vs. Nut"
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In the opposite corner we have Prabhupadha! The late founder of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness, otherwise known as Hare Krishna, brought Vishnavism and surprisingly good Indian food to millions of people worldwide via his empire of temple-restaurants and three cookbooks. Today he brings us the Nutloaf!