Category: Food
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#18: Christmas Crack
This recipe is one of my favorite things to make during the holidays. With it being so quick and easy to make, it’s a great way to have a nice sweet treat during this busy season without much trouble. As the name suggests, this treat is very delicious and hard to resist munching on. But,…
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#17: Santa Munch Christmas Popcorn
One thing that I like about this recipe is how quick and easy it is. It’s super simple but super delicious. I also like how modular it is. You can easily substitute ingredients and almost any snack you put in will taste good. For example, if you don’t really like popcorn, no worries, just use…
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#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…
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#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…
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#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…
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#9: The Fishes From Outside
So with this book, the Necronomnomnom, I actually bought it mainly for this dish. I had bought some whole fish that I was going to use for an episode for this show, but I never got around to looking for a recipe to make something with them. But, when I found this book, the first…
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#8: Cultists in Robes
So I was at a bookstore a couple of weeks ago, and found this really cool cookbook called the Necronomnomnom. It has a bunch of cool looking recipes inspired by the works of H. P. Lovecraft and I thought that it would be fun to do some of the recipes for the month of October.…