"Mad Jack" Churchill

**guardsman** · 24th May 14, 02:04 PM

A great modern day hero , I personally wouldnt call a dish after a hero , unless my culinary skills were suitable to grace the finest tables in the world ! My thoughts only .

**tundramanq** · 24th May 14, 06:05 PM

This sounds like "bleeding from the sweat glands" hot - good for insanity - finest tables may be unwise.

**Sir Didymous** · 25th May 14, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by guardsman

A great modern day hero , I personally wouldnt call a dish after a hero , unless my culinary skills were suitable to grace the finest tables in the world ! My thoughts only .

I don't know about the finest in the world, but I would like to think that with four culinary certifications that I can make a dish worth eating. In this case, I simply wish to honor someone who deserves to have his name out there. Maybe this will help to burn his name into the minds of a few.

**KentuckyCeltophile** · 25th May 14, 09:12 PM

Wow. Just checked out this guy. Never really heard of him until now. What true bad a**. Nothing like playing the pipes while charging up toward the enemy with a claymore. What went through there minds when they saw one of their men shot with an arrow? Awesome. That recipe sounds great too. Might serve it with a double portion of Nexium too.

**guardsman** · 26th May 14, 01:51 PM

Well its a shame that jack Churchill will be recognised through food in America than in the U.K. just make sure the recipe does him justice ! Good luck with your endeavour .

**Sir Didymous** · 26th May 14, 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by guardsman

Well its a shame that jack Churchill will be recognised through food in America than in the U.K. just make sure the recipe does him justice ! Good luck with your endeavour .

There will be a write up about him. I just talked to my collaborator on the project and he said that he thinks that it would only be fitting. If nothing else it might get the name out to those who otherwise would not have heard of him.