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What Do You Call A Cookbook That Is Actually A Comic Book?
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With hand-drawn and artist-rendered recipes becoming more popular, it only makes sense that an entire cookbook would eventually go the visual route. Amanda Cohen, the chef/owner of NYC’s Dirt Candy, has signed a deal to create a cookbook in the form of a graphic novel.
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Let me say first that I laughed out loud before even clicking this link in my Twitter feed.
Reason number one… It’s by The Oatmeal, which consistently provides some of the best material on the internet. Two… restaurant websites are an easy target due to their staunch history of awfulness. Please enjoy, I know I did.
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From Thin Mints being too damn thin, to Trefoils simply being terrible — Girl Scout Cookies have some inherent issues. Luckily, cartoonist Caldwell Tanner is here to help, with ideas on how to make the challenged treats better.
Proving once again that we cannot clutter our kitchen with enough useless crap, The Splendiferous Array of Culinary Tools is a visual onslaught of both essential and seemingly unnecessary kitchen gadgets.
Printed with real copper ink, the poster contains over 100 different tools, from six types of graters to a dizzying set of options for simply flipping a food item.
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