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Roald
Dahl’s revolting recipes
- by Roald Dahl. Who but Dahl could think up such treats as Lickable
Wallpaper or Wormy Spaghetti? Now, here's a practical guide that shows
his legions of fans how to make these and other delicacies featured
in the Dahl book, with easy, step-by-step recipes that range from the
delectable to the truly revolting. Full color.
Gross
grub: wretched recipes that look yucky but taste yummy
- by Cheryl Porter. Gr 3-8. From Cat Litter Casserole to Hairball Salad
with Saliva Dressing, here are 38 of the must yucky-sounding--but yummy-tasting--recipes
anyone out of their right mind could possibly imagine! Instructions
for each easy-to-prepare dish are accompanied by thoughtful serving
suggestions, such as how to create a slimy spitwad placecard using
corn syrup, or how to make lettuce look worm-eaten. No budding Batty
Crocker will want to be without this book!
Creepy
cuisine
- by Lucy Monroe. A collection of creepy but tasty recipes, including
Party Pig Snouts, Bleeding Gums Gumbo, and Gangrene Scrambled Legs.
- Kids'
crazy concoctions : 50 mysterious mixtures for art & craft fun
- by Jill Frankel Hauser.
KidsCooking
: a very slightly messy manual
- Contains forty-five recipes for beginning cooks, including fried
eggs, applesauce, and tuna wiggle sandwiches. Also includes recipes
for nonedibles such as face paint.
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