Charles Oakley's beef short ribs in a cinnamon red wine sauce

• RedBaron

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  In episode 4, Oakley tracks down Tyrone Hill. That fool still hasn't paid him back for those eggs he borrowed last month.

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• fastbreakblog

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  I heard he makes a mean "Out of Chicago, No Rings".....

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Kitchen Oak-idential [Charles Oakley DUAN]
Published 10 days ago by DAULERIO at Deadspin
... show featuring him. But the New York Post reported a couple weeks ago that, yes, "Cafe Oak", executive produced and starring Charles Oakley as the host, is not some sort of Mad TV skit gone awry, and is actually making the rounds of some networks in search of a home. The dearly missed J.E. Skeets actually stumbled across Oak's recipe for beef short ribs, cooked them up, and ingested them like meat-fisted fiend he is. His verdict? "85 out of 10." Charles Oakley's beef short ribs in a cinnamon wine sauce [Ball Don't Lie] ...

Cooking with Charles Oakley
Published 10 days ago by houroc at SportFiends.com
... Oakley,” and last night’s screening featured three episodes (one of which guest starred John Starks).Oakley cooked Oak’s Fried Chicken and Macaroni Salad in the first episode, followed by Oak’s Pasta, Sauce and Sausages in the second, and Oak’s Smothered Steak and Rice in the third. “Hopefully we’ll get some calls about it,” Oakley said. “I’d give it an 8.5 out of 10.” Thanks to Skeets over at Yahoo, we have a delicious Charles Oakley recipe: Charles ...

Reading is Great! Wednesday’s NBA Links
Published 9 days ago by Andrew Thell at Empty the Bench
Ball Don’t Lie - Charles Oakley’s Beef Short Ribs in Cinnamon Red Wine Sauce recipe. Enjoy! MLive - Going from McDyess to Jason “Monster” Maxiell has paid off for the Pistons. Celtics Blog - How much of last night’s ugly performance from LeBron was the Boston D? Dime - And more assorted observations from the ugliest basketball game ever played. We Rite Goode - Are you as smart as ...

Calderon goes all Ford
Published 8 days ago by mgrange at The Globe and Mail - From Deep
... would make – he would do whatever he could. In most cases the broadcasters do their broadcast and that's it, but he developed that role into a true ambassador for the franchise. If he was available to do something, he'd do it.“And on a personal not he's a genuine, good, guy who really wanted guys to do well.” XXXXX This was brought to my attention yesterday, and it is hilarious. Apparently Charles Oakley is pitching a cooking show. J.E. Skeets, point guard, and the guy who runs the Ball Don't Lie blog at Yahoo Sports tried Oak's recipe for ribs. They certainly seem ...