The Eating Adventures of a Checker Cabbie
Instead of grabbing your older brother behind the ears and kissing him full on the lips, maybe this new year you should just take a nice long sip of bubbly.
At the end of this heart-thumping HistoryChannel.com webisode I slice off the top of a champagne bottle with a Napoleonic sword in slow motion in a scene that would make Coppola proud:
I just can’t get enough of Christmas. So the History Channel crew and I drove all the way up to La Tulipe Desserts in Mt. Kisco, NY to learn how to put a modern twist on the ancient fruitcake. Watch the hilarity that ensued here:
Famous Fat Dave Video: Fruitcake (8th video down) 
To watch the video in a larger format, wait until the commercial is done, and then click one of the little grey boxes at the lower right of the screen. It’ll super size the video the way a Famous Fat Dave tour will super size your gut.
Chanukah has, sadly, come to a close. I didn’t get my own tv show like I asked asked Chanukah Harry for, but I did get Taxi! A Social History Of The New York City Cabdriver by Graham Russell Gao Hodges. So I got that going for me . . . which is nice.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Chirstmas. Get in the spirit with another “Holiday Foods” webisode from Famous Fat Dave. Click the link below to start eating like the little piggies eat:
Famous Fat Dave Video: Gingerbread Houses
(9th video down)
P.S. I tried to look as Chirstmasy as I could. How’d I do? Keep in mind I shot this in the early morning after a kinda crazy Halloween.
Chanukah is almost over. But keep the festivities alive with another HistoryChannel.Com video. It’s about Sufganiyot. Never heard of them? Neither had I. Look and learn:
Holiday Food: Sufganiyot
Eating Tours: Famous Fat Dave
Chanukah is upon us. I’m gonna ask for my own tv show. In the meantime, take a look at today’s installment of HistoryChannel.Com’s Holiday Foods Series as we fry latkes at the Clinton Street Bakery. And if my antics aren’t enough for you, Buster Poindexter fans will be excited to hear that the Checker Cab I drive in this series is the very same one he drove in Scrooged.
Come back here this week for a second Channukkah episode. And go to www.FamousFatDave.com to book your five borough eating tour
