Here's the recipe for what I made tonight to go with supper.  It is so 
good...from Justin Wilson
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"Now some folks say it bad manners to dunk you' garlic bread in you' wine.  An' 
I mus' admit this is good, even if you bite a big chunk of this bread and chase 
it with a little wine.
  But me, I like to dunk an' I don' think dunkin' is bad neither.  An' it taste 
so good with you' meal, too.
  So don't forgot, it ain't no sin to dunk.  An' if it is, who give a d___ 
anyway?"....Justin Wilson


Garlic Bread Au Beaujolais

2 sticks butter
Pressed garlic or garlic puree
Romano or Parmesan cheese
Black ground pepper
Loaf of French bread
Beaujolais wine

Mix two sticks butter with either pressed garlic or garlic puree to taste.  Add 
Romano or Parmesan Cheese to the amount that it will still spread easily.  
Sprinkle with black ground pepper.  Slice French bread into slices lengthwise.  
Spread garlic butter on generously.  Toast in oven on 375.
Dip garlic bread in Beaujolais wine when eating it.  This is known as dunking 
and you will find that it is delicious.  Don't mind the crumbs in your wine.  
You'll eat those, too.  Drinking should be done while eating your meal.    

--from the Justin Wilson Cookbook c. 1965
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