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Let your soul roll! In the season finale, Coolio whips up his Blasian specialty: the Soul Roll. Shaka-Zulu!

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Season Finale

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Cookin with Coolio
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    By ediblered on November 30, 2009, at 10:35PM PST LOL, Coolio told me I needed a Soul Roll when i was hung over the day after my birthday. He then proceeded to sing me Happy Birthday! Now I am a My Damn Channel because of Coolio!  Check out the interview at www.drblogstein.com

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    By Judaking on February 20, 2009, at 12:08PM PST These Soul Rolls make you feel like youre in Gangsta Paradise. the taste wouldnt be 1,2,3,4 but it sure would be Sumpin New! well guess ill see the taste AND you When U Get There and Ooh La La what a nice shawtys in there!

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    By FatTony8 on November 12, 2008, at 10:27AM PST HAHAHA that's hilarious

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    By pearlio on August 28, 2008, at 1:04PM PST Best damn show. Period.

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    By Mafiacrime on July 21, 2008, at 8:55AM PST http://www.mafiacrime.org/r.php?id=5320

    Come check out mafia crime!!

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    By xplayman on June 30, 2008, at 1:55AM PST please let there be a season 2 of this!

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    By saintmike103 on June 23, 2008, at 4:11PM PST Season 2 is a MUST!!!

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    By Kathryn on May 30, 2008, at 5:53AM PST Love your show, bro'. How about a bake-off w/ a fellow ex-con, Martha Stewart? Or a rival home-boy from Staines, Ali G? (I heard he's in LA pitching his latest demo tape and babysitting Sasha Baron Cohen's new baby). You'll win fer sure if you compete on something made w/ pork. You know it freaks him out.
    Now, about your Coolettes: aren't they sposed to be thowin' signs while you're cookin? If not, how about some synchronized back-up moves like The Supremes? Shaka Zulu!

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    By Aldeez on May 28, 2008, at 1:03AM PST Please let there be another season of this.

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    By DwycK on May 26, 2008, at 6:08AM PST Damn Directorio..!

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Cookin’ With Coolio

Episode 10: Soul Rolls

Produced by

Dead Crow Pictures

Starring

Coolio

Jarez

Sauce Girls

Dina Davis

Sally Fay Dalton

Producers

Elan Gale

Jared Gilstrap

Michael T. Fitzgerald Jr.

Dan Smith

Director

Michael T. Fitzgerald Jr.

Director of Photography

Imre Juhasz

2nd Camera

Noah Dille

Production Sound Mixer

Tana Rusitanonta

Editor

Michael T. Fitzgerald Jr.

Music By

Steve Dierkens

Music Supervisor

Jarez

Hair, Wardrobe, and Make-up

Marry Shittu

Amy Dixon

Production Assistant

Gregor Hryniszak




























DOWNLOAD RECIPE HERE

Cookin’ With Coolio

Episode 10: Soul Rolls

Ingredients:

- 1 Package of Spring Roll Wrappers

- 1 Pound Ground Turkey or Ground Beef

- 1 Large Bag of Jack/Cheddar Cheese

- 1 Dime-bag of Seasoning Salt

- 1 Dime-bag of Pepper

- 1 Medium White Onion

- Minced Garlic

- 1 Head of Green Cabbage

- Mix of Sauces (Chili Sauce, Salsa, Ranch, Thousand Island Dressing, etc.)

- Sunflower Oil

Instructions:

1. First thing you want to do is cover your spring roll wrappers with a slightly damp towel to keep them from drying out. With that done, it’s time for some Blasian cookin’.

2. Place one pound of ground turkey or ground beef into a medium sized bowl.

You can even use ground chicken or ground alligator. I don’t give a damn!

3. Pour in half a dime-bag of Seasoning Salt.

4. Follow that up with 4 peenches of pepper. Shaka!

5. Toss in half a handful of chopped white onion.

6. Spoon in one teaspoon of minced garlic. Zulu!

7. Get your hands in there and mix it up, my Kitchen Pimps in training.

8. Don’t be afraid if you look at your meat and it don’t look complete. All you got to do is give it a sniff. If it doesn’t smell right, add more Seasoning Salt.

9. All ya'll Kitchen Pimps and Hos, it’s time to improvise! That’s right, raid your refrigerator. You can use whatever you want, but for this recipe we suggest a dollop of chili sauce and salsa.

10. Use a spoon and get it coagulated. Get it together like we were in the 70s. Back then we had flavor, we had style and we had soul’da!

11. Cook your meat until it’s nice and brown.

12. Spread out one spring roll wrapper.

13. Take a little cabbage and spread it right on there.

14. Take a little ground beef’ah and put it over your cabbage.

15. Take a little cheese’ah and put that right on top.

16. Do a little dance with your Sauce Girls.

17. Now, roll it nice and tight like a blunt. Rolling it too loose will make it too greasy on the inside.

18. Pour in enough sunflower oil into a large wok or pan to float your soul rolls. Turn the head all the way up and let it get HOT!

19. Carefully drop in two to four soul rolls, depending on the size of your wok or pan. Let them cook for 3 to 4 minutes, turning them occasionally.

20. Invite your Mailman to the motherfuckin’ table. It’s time to eat some Soul Rolls.