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Hokey Pokey
DescriptionSticky 'cinder' toffee. With NO added cinder.
IngredientsCaster Sugar -100g DirectionsMix sugary stuff then boil it in a pan. Do not add any albatross at this point. When it has been boiling a bit, mix in the bicarb. It will go frothy. Still add no albatross but you may consider a small frog. Pour onto a flat thing it will spread out. Let it go cold. When it is cold hit it with a hammer.
Bengal Tiger Surprise
DescriptionA tasty dish ideal with mashed potato. Not to be eaten before driving a Volkswagen through Manchester.
Ingredients1x can of Gottlieb's Instant Bengal Tiger 2x red onions (chopped) 5x stalks of celery (sliced and ignored) 1x bottle of Snitterton Gin 12x snow peas 6x those funny little orange things that I guess belong to the squash family and are really rather tasteless but they do look vaguely intriguing. 1x dragon fruit (I didn't make that up ... go on, Google it if you don't believe me!) 1x small child who can be coaxed into popping over to the shop for the bunch of parsely that you forgot to add to the ingredients list. Directions1. Place the instant Bengal Tiger in a large casserole dish and arrange slices of red onion on top. 2. Sorry. I should have told you to slice the onions before ... not chop them. If you've already chopped the onions you're likely to bugger up the entire dish so you might have to get that child to pop over to the shops for another couple of onions - and for God's sake slice them this time, you prat. 3. Add enough gin to just cover the layer of onions. 4. Cover the casserole and bake at 375F for ooooh, let's say 40 minutes. 5. Place the snowpeas and the orange things on a shelf in the refrigerator and forget about them. Discover them 6 months later and try to remember why the hell you bought them in the first place before chucking them out. 6. Eat the dragon fruit and be quite disappointed by its lack of taste. 7. Serve the casseroled Bengal Tiger with parsley. 8. Be surprised.
Michael Palin Sweet Deep Fried Doughnuts
DescriptionThis is a recipe for Michael Palin Doughnuts. Why are they called Michael Palin Donuts? We'll be trying out and posting many recipes throughout the year often named after a celebrity, someone we admire, or dedicating a dish to something that brings us laughs, smiles, and hopefully not indisgestion! In this case these spherical pieces of dough will be called 'Michael Palin Doughnuts'.
Try to make these when you have time on a Saturday or Sunday, and please suggest improvements to the recipe.
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Fresh Brian ...uhm no, Brain I mean
Descriptionreally delicious
even called brain food...I mean food good for your brain
Ingredients*Brain *fresh brain, preferred human DirectionsSlice the soda farls in half horizontally and then cut into rounds with a 10cm/4in cutter. Place on a tray ready for toasting. Preheat the grill to high.
Pc printer ala Macintosh Windows
DescriptionYou eat your own printer in the modern world
IngredientsA printer . Eat it , with the ink and all and laughing all the way, what a happy life! DirectionsYour printer |