Cookbook Love loves hot dogs! And so does Cutco. And so does their illustrator, Frank Marcello. Just look at this fine fellow fencing, conf...

I would so love to meet Frank Marcello, the illustrator who created this fabulous image from a 1960's Cutco cookbook. No Ozzie and Har...

I don't think Frank Marcello likes chickens. Either that, or he loves them but applies the writing axiom that you have to let bad things...

Turns out you can't always count on Frank Marcello, factually speaking. First off, that's no horseradish. That's a reg'lar r...

One question. What IS this cowboy holding? Does he have an armful of Christmas packages, while forming an invisible snowball to throw at the...

I have no idea why, but Diane Sawyer seems to have an opinion about this dish. Check it out: http://abcnews.go.com/WN/page?id=13811704 She d...

Ya gotta love the title. The title is so great, I almost don't need to add a thing. In fact, I don't think I will.

Here are a variety of pig pictures from Cutco Meat and Poultry Cookery . Clearly Frank, the illustrator, thinks that swine are just thrilled...

Everyone loves hotdogs. Fat kids, skinny kids, kids who climb on rocks. (Click it. You know you want to.) Armor says it. Oscar Mayer says i...

Oh, Cutco. I do so love you. Take their handling of variety meats. It's just offal. They include pictures in case you find yourself in a...

Frank Marcello, the Cutco cookbook illustrator, cracks me up. He would SO not get away with these illustrations today. Take a gander into th...

The Cutco cookbook includes six recipes for hamburgers. This one is the every day version, containing, of course, corn flakes . Note to coo...

It's time for a new cookbook! DiDi found this little beauty for my birthday, and I can't begin to tell you how much joy it gave me. ...