All
days must come to their inevitable close, even in stir! And the day's
activities have guaranteed that the bird cage is full of cons with one
thought on their minds: A delicious and satisfying, yet simple to
prepare, dinner! Of course, a few of them have other things on their
minds, which are easily discovered during tense and tumultuous
moments in the latrines, but, thankfully, a strong bladder and
fortuitous use of discarded containers reduces the number of such
encounters to a minimum!
And
so, as we complete our day and return to our cells to dream of the days
when one will once again be able to create fascinating dishes using
fresh ingredients, not the cockroach parts and rat leavings one finds
in the joint, or when one can create simple but glamorous home
decorations using dramatic plants and flowers, not the feces-stained
sheets and urine-soaked tissues one finds in here, or when sharing
great ideas about fine living will once again be the norm and not the
exception. But mostly one dreams of walking out of this miserable poky
and rounding up all those traitors that testified for the government
and forcing them to eat the recipes in this guide! Remember, vengeance
is a dish best served cold!
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1 slice white bread
1
cup water, room temperature
1
fat young pigeon, expired and unplucked
Several
sprigs mold from sink-toilet combination

Grab
pigeon from yard and smuggle in or capture outside of cell window. This
requires some dexterity, but accomplishing this goal is crucial to the
meal. A younger, fatter pigeon is desirable as this makes consumption
and digestion easier. Once pigeon is captured, send it to its maker
with a quick break of the neck. The sooner the better as this reduces
attention-getting cooing. Tenderize pigeon by bouncing it a few
times on the floor, then put aside. Take sprigs mold and coat smaller
bowl, then fill with water. Break up bread and drop in water, then mash
with fork until a soft consistency is obtained. Place pigeon head down
in larger bowl so that tail plumage provides a welcome decorative
touch. Fill tin cup with water from tap. Serves 1 inmate.
Note:
Pigeon tartar is an acquired taste and is not to everyone's liking.
Substitute slice bread for pigeon if this is the case.
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