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This Month’s Theme: Spooktober!
#10: The Grape Old Wons
So with this recipe, I was initially intrigued by it because of its interesting shape and use of ingredients. I was a bit confused about why they used grapes in the recipe and wanted to see what it tasted like. But I thought that the sweetness of the grapes would taste weird with the rest… Read More
#12: The Custard Out of Space
So to finish off this month of making spooky recipes, I thought that a sweet dessert would be a perfect dish to end on. There were a lot of options to pick from in the Necronomnomnom, but this one seemed like the simplest one to do. Specifically in terms of the dish’s origins, the monster… Read More
#166: Prosciutto Cheese Severed Hand
When perusing the Internet for some fun and creepy recipes for this run of Spooktober, I was looking for a treat that was more savory than sweet for this week. And so when I saw this recipe, I knew I had to try to make it. There were a couple of different versions of this… Read More
#112: Monster Apple Slices
For our first Spooky recipe for this year, I thought it would be fun to start with another simple and easy-to-make treat that you can make with your kids during this halloween season. Because of knives being sharp, I would probably have the adults or older kids do the first step of cutting the apples,… Read More
#11: Vegemitey Cthulhu
So with this recipe, I chose to do this one because of its monstrous origins. Cthulhu, of course, is a Great Old One described by Lovecraft as “A monster of vaguely anthropoid outline, but with an octopus-like head whose face was a mass of feelers, a scaly, rubbery-looking body, prodigious claws on hind and fore… Read More
#167: Cheesy Spider Muffins
For our last Spooktober recipe for this go around, I wanted to make another savory halloween recipe. I saw that there were a bunch of fun, spooky bread recipes, including one where they used olives to look like spiders on top. And I was considering making this recipe, but I wanted to lean into the… Read More
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#119: Lobster Butternut Squash Ravioli
I was trying to think of a really special recipe to end this year’s round of Nostalgic November dishes with, and after thinking back on the dishes I’ve enjoyed in the past, this ravioli dish came back to memory after reaching back to my childhood. Specifically, this ravioli dish came from the same restaurant I… Read More
#91: Lucky Lunch
Since last year, I’ve been wanting to make a dish from Stardew Valley for this month, but there wasn’t any official cookbook for it and a lot of the recipes in the game are just normal dishes in real life. But there are a couple of dishes unique to the game and the one that… Read More
#104: Spinach Artichoke Dip
As a child, I thought that Spinach Artichoke dip was a really fancy appetizer, mainly because I didn’t really know what an artichoke was and thought it was a luxury ingredient. But in fact, spinach artichoke dip is one of the most popular appetizers throughout all of the US, with many restaurants featuring a dip… Read More
#95: Ginger Ale (Stardew Valley)
With the release of the Stardew Valley Cookbook last month, I’ve been wanting to try some of the recipes in it, but I didn’t want to have to wait a whole other year to do a video on one, so I decided to do a drink recipe so I could do one for this month!… Read More
#113: Monster Soup
Ever since we made some recipes from the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom for this channel, I’ve been really wanting to make the more exotic recipes that weren’t already real recipes in real life, and one of the first ones I wanted to make was the monster soup.… Read More
#120: Vanillekipferl (Vanilla Crescent Cookies)
Vanillekipferl, or Vanilla Crescent Cookies, are central european vanilla shortbread cookies that are traditionally made during the Christmas season. The origins of this sweet treat comes from Vienna, Austria to celebrate the Holy League’s victory over the Ottoman Empire in 1683 at the battle of Vienna, hence the Turkish crescent moon shape of this pastry.… Read More
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