Literary Horror discussion

Randolph wrote: "This is a thread for trading recipes."

Seriously? I have tons. What does anyone want?

Nancy wrote: "Randolph wrote: "This is a thread for trading recipes."

Seriously? I have tons. What does anyone want?"

Never mind .. It's for related groups. Please feel free to delete.

Randolph wrote: "I studied all the goodreads groups that have like 30,000 members and such and one thing they all had in common was a thread for trading recipes so I figured a way to boost membership here would be ..."

Then I do happen to have tons.

Things will perk up again when we're all reading Revenants.

I love collecting recipes and read cookbooks like novels. I also like books that incorporate food and recipes into the story.

I have made food from the 'Feast of Ice and Fire' cookbook. Hmmm, maybe I've said too much. Anyways...like the idea of this thread. :)

For those who have read Richard Adams 1972 novel Watership Down all I can say is Silflay Hraka.

I'm still reading The Complete John Thunstone by Manly Wade Wellman, and in "What Dreams May Come," he eats a lot of pub food.

I just came across a recipe for Cthulu Cupcakes:

http://www.cccakery.com/2011/02/cthul...

Karl wrote: "For those who have read Richard Adams 1972 novel Watership Down all I can say is Silflay Hraka."


u embleer rah! lol

Ronald wrote: "I just came across a recipe for Cthulu Cupcakes:

http://www.cccakery.com/2011/02/cthul..."

Figures he would put sauerkraut in a cupcake.

In his house at R'lyeh dead Chtulhu waits, baking.

Randolph wrote: "Thai green curry. Eggplant and bamboo shoots at least. Chicken or pork, either. Over sticky white rice. Anyone has a good recipe, leave it here.

See, I knew this would work even with my tongue..."

Do you cook your tongue before you place it in your cheek, or do you eat it raw?

I think this is interesting:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/rachelzarrell...

Wow! That's really cool! The Alien pastry is amazing!