Anyone up for a cookbook?

[gregors666]

And no, thats not ryhming slang.
I may very well be handing them out at Bloodstock '15.
"Cooking with metal"
Who's hungry?

[Applecore]

This is the only cookbook I need..

[Moonburp]

Aren't cookbooks kinda obsolete now?

[Jobdone]

Google is cookbook now.

No dead trees.

No gurning twats staring into your soul.

[Matty_the_Emo_Slayer]

I always cook with Metal. Plastic pots and pans are a bit shit by comparison.



Also, on the off-chance you are actually market-testing this as a serious venture I think Annick Giroux's Heavy Metal Cookbook already has the market cornered.

[keera_envenomed]

I still like cookbooks. They are good to have a flick through and find stuff you'd never even thought of.

[thehairyone]

Internet recipes are strange. Many are American and call for odd measurements and ingredients. Many are written by amateurs and just don't work. I'd rather stick to actual chef's websites (or the BBC) for recipes that I know will have been tested and work and I know what's actually going in to it. In many ways I find cookbooks that much easier.

[Nantha]

I'd love to use cookbooks more but the online bbc recipes are just so easy and good...

I do have a cake recipe book though, which I intend to explore from cover to cover and become a true cake master (not really, probably just really fat).

But metal cookbook? eh i know some people who would probably buy it 'for the lulz!' but I'm over that sort of novelty

[MetalBeast]

There are already at least two metal cookbooks that I know of (and own).





I'd probably be up for another one though.

[peypea]

I'd love to use cookbooks more but the online bbc recipes are just so easy and good...

I do have a cake recipe book though, which I intend to explore from cover to cover and become a true cake master (not really, probably just really fat).

But metal cookbook? eh i know some people who would probably buy it 'for the lulz!' but I'm over that sort of novelty

I have a chocolate cook book. Can we have baking days and get fat together?

[VizardAmata]

I'd be up for it, although a website would be better/easier.

[Nantha]

I'd love to use cookbooks more but the online bbc recipes are just so easy and good...

I do have a cake recipe book though, which I intend to explore from cover to cover and become a true cake master (not really, probably just really fat).

But metal cookbook? eh i know some people who would probably buy it 'for the lulz!' but I'm over that sort of novelty

I have a chocolate cook book. Can we have baking days and get fat together?

yeees

[Matty_the_Emo_Slayer]

Next time I'm over can we all meet up and try to make those choco-kebab things I posted in the other thread?

[peypea]

YESSS