That's interesting sounding enough that I'd just have to try it. Just a heads up on releasing the recipe under the CCL, though...I don't think it matters: http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl122.html http://store.inventorprise.com/content_articles.php?id=1049 I mean, it's a great idea, but I don't think there's any way to legally hold them to giving him credit. It'd mostly be them doing it because they're cool.
I've got to fire up Pinterest and pin this egg. I love the creativity and appreciate the extreme-local focus on Michigan-made products. Way to go, Norm! I hope to try it sometime soon in a local Detroit pub, even though I'm not a fan of eggs. I will try it since it's an egg wrapped in lots of other stuff I like.
That's interesting sounding enough that I'd just have to try it. Just a heads up on releasing the recipe under the CCL, though...I don't think it matters: http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl122.html http://store.inventorprise.com/content_articles.php?id=1049 I mean, it's a great idea, but I don't think there's any way to legally hold them to giving him credit. It'd mostly be them doing it because they're cool.
Thanks for your concern. I was able to discuss this with a patent and copyright lawyer. Basically, it's not the recipe that is licensed, it's the name. What the license states is that if a restaurant wants to use the name "Detroit Egg" it cannot be modified from the original recipe, and they have to give me attribution. If someone wanted to be a jerk, they could serve it under a different name, but even if they did, it's still going to help in my quest to spread this idea around the region.
Meijer sausage? How about Dearborn, Kowalski, Koegel, Markowycz's or any homemade Polish in Hamtramck, any of the homemade chorizo from a Springwells mercado.
@spoonyfork Surprisingly, I'll defend the use of Meijer sausage. It's outstanding, and it doesn't contain MSG. Nearly every other sausage I look at in stores has it.
@Lincoln Dearborn does not use MSG. However, they also don't sell loose sausage, so it seems like a waste of time to have to take it out of the casing.
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Yeah, I said it.
http://www.copyright.gov/fls/fl122.html
http://store.inventorprise.com/content_articles.php?id=1049
I mean, it's a great idea, but I don't think there's any way to legally hold them to giving him credit. It'd mostly be them doing it because they're cool.
I'm gonna have to make sure I try one of these if I make it up to Detroit.