Time to open wide and sample Ted's meat.

And potatoes.

Now, here's your host, head chef of the men's room.

The Ted Nugent.

Head chef and a half.

Thank you, folks.

Thank you.

So the folks over at Slate, they put together a list of what they consider their 25 most important recipes of the past century.

The ones that changed, changed it all in American cooking.

All right.

I just have the top five here.

Top five.

Miles had mentioned it earlier, but it is the Caesar salad.

Hmm.

Made bar Caesar Cardini, 1964.

I'm glad his name was Caesar, because I'm just saying it, like, if you had invented it,

and they called it the Ted salad, it doesn't have the same effect.

Do you think you sprinkle the Parmesan salad?

The Miles Salad.

The Steve salad. Well, in Mexico, they do it the traditional way where you take the whole romaine leaf.

Yeah.

And you use that.

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