Now here's a fight worthy of a page of pixels, from ABC's World Newser blog: http://bit.ly/MupK4
Casseroles are for sharing, not fighting over. If you are a chef, and you want to keep a recipe to yourself, fine, keep it secret. But if you go on TV to show all the world how to cook like you, that means your work is in the public domain and anyone can "steal" it. Honest people give credit where credit is due. And to pick an enchilada casserole, or anything that appears in school cafeteria lines or at a church dinner, as a dish worthy to defend as one's own shows a jaw-dropping lack of judgment.
Casseroles are for sharing, not fighting over. If you are a chef, and you want to keep a recipe to yourself, fine, keep it secret. But if you go on TV to show all the world how to cook like you, that means your work is in the public domain and anyone can "steal" it. Honest people give credit where credit is due. And to pick an enchilada casserole, or anything that appears in school cafeteria lines or at a church dinner, as a dish worthy to defend as one's own shows a jaw-dropping lack of judgment.
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