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[Anonymous No.22138]

I guess while we're here

post recipes

[Anonymous No.22142]

>>22138
i knew we were an item

but i never considered moving in together

[Anonymous No.22154]

>>22142

[Anonymous No.22166]

>>22154

[Anonymous No.22175]

>>22166

[Anonymous No.22185]

>>22175

[Anonymous No.22199]

>>22138
Why not just make a Goofy's Kitchen cook book?

[Anonymous No.22211]

>>22185

[Anonymous No.22224]

>>22211

[Anonymous No.22236]

>>22138

> The Rapunzel
> Cook spaghetti.
> Lots of it.
> Now tie it all together.

[Anonymous No.22264]

>>22224

[Anonymous No.22277]

>>22264

[Anonymous No.22294]

>>22277

[Anonymous No.22323]

>>22294

[Anonymous No.22342]

>>22323

[Anonymous No.22385]

>>22342

[Anonymous No.22402]

>>22385

[Anonymous No.22412]

>>22402

[Anonymous No.22421]

>>22412

[Anonymous No.22438]

>>22421

[Anonymous No.22450]

>>22438

[Anonymous No.22484]

>>22438
>Atlantis dish actually referenced in the film
>actually has whiskey in the recipe
Fantastic dedication

[Anonymous No.22491]

>>22450

[Anonymous No.22505]

>>22491

[Anonymous No.22511]

>>22138
BEST COOKBOOK COMING THROUGH

got this for my dad for christmas, lots of delicious recipies in here

also fucking HOTROOT SOUP FUCKING YES

[Anonymous No.22524]

>>22511
dump it

[Anonymous No.22549]

>>22524
>>22511
Id kill for more /cock/ material

[Anonymous No.22551]

>>22505
> they actually referenced the Black Cauldron for once
> it's in a cook book

[Anonymous No.22565]

>>22524
i will later today

there's no online copies so ill do /cock/ the favofr

[Anonymous No.22567]

>>22549

[Anonymous No.22591]

>>22567
>>22565
sweet thanks anon

[Anonymous No.22608]

>>22591

[Anonymous No.22617]

>>22608

[Anonymous No.22653]

>>22617

[Anonymous No.22672]

>>22653
i bet someone out there has been dying for krunk's spinach puffs

[Anonymous No.22681]

>>22672

[Anonymous No.22701]

>>22681

[Anonymous No.22717]

>>22672
They're like spanakopita.

[Anonymous No.22727]

>>22701

[Anonymous No.22757]

Little Mermaid recipe better be stuffed crab

[Anonymous No.22759]

>>22727

[Anonymous No.22785]

>>22438
Impressed that a kid's cookbook has a recipe that calls for whiskey.

[Anonymous No.22819]

>>22759
>>22757
These are sorted alphabetically and i never bother to resort by page number but the little mermaid recipe is coming up later

[Anonymous No.22848]

Looking at the catalog fucks with my head cause I don't know where to start despite maining both /ck/ and /co/

But I love how chill everyone is with this.

[Anonymous No.22872]

>>22757

Aquaman kinda comes close

[Anonymous No.22891]

>>22717
sounds delicious
any recipes you'd like to share?

[Anonymous No.22895]

>>22138
Best thread on /cock/ today. Props to you OP.

[Anonymous No.22907]

>>22819

[Anonymous No.22930]

Would I be stepping on OP's toes and the toes of the thread If i post Official recipes that are just terrible?

[Anonymous No.22946]

>>22848
nice
i didnt know there was a DC cookbook
just those 1 page recipes for things like orange lantern cookies and green arrows chilli

i know theres a marvel cookbook. the only thing i remember is the galactus breakfast burrito which bascially just says put whatever you can find into a burrito and eat it

[Anonymous No.22948]

>>22891
I haven't got any /co/ recipes to share. I could look, because it's not as if my time is worth anything.

[Anonymous No.22954]

>>22930
Not intentionally bad or anything, just remember this was before internet and straight up made by comic book writers.

[Anonymous No.22976]

>>22946
I've only found a few pages. funny enough DC can cook, Marvel can't

[Anonymous No.22988]

>>22948
just any good recipe for spanakopita i guess doesnt have to be /co/. we /cock/ now

>>22930
all recipes welcome. some of these official disney can be bland even

[Anonymous No.22989]

>>22976

[Anonymous No.23028]

>>22976
oh man that green arrow fruit kebob reminded me theres a hawkeye fruit kebob and the supporting picture has him aiming his bow at a black kid. i wish i could find the picture

[Anonymous No.23029]

>>22989

[Anonymous No.23049]

>>23028

[Anonymous No.23051]

>>23028
It's an edit of this picture

[Anonymous No.23075]

>>23051
oh of course it was an edit
couldve sworn it was from the marvel cook book

[Anonymous No.23095]

>>23075

[Anonymous No.23104]

>>23095

[Anonymous No.23108]

>>22988
Even for an older /co/okbook photo, that actually doesn't look bad.

[Anonymous No.23112]

>>23104

[Anonymous No.23131]

>>23112

[Anonymous No.23146]

>>23112
That doesnt sound french at all

[Anonymous No.23147]

>>23108
I meant to reply to this in that post.
>>23075

[Anonymous No.23155]

>>23128
i wish more of the recipes had photos
stuff like >>22323 looks delicious and i 've never tried oysters before

[Anonymous No.23174]

>>23131

[Anonymous No.23185]

>>22988
>just any good recipe for spanakopita i guess doesnt have to be /co/. we /cock/ now
Any decent recipe you find on google will do. I can't personally recommend any because I haven't made it.

[Anonymous No.23208]

>>23146
>le chou tri coleurs avec chicken

is that better?

[Anonymous No.23223]

>>23208

[Anonymous No.23235]

>>23185
>spanakopita

I'm gonna watch that episode of venture bros now

[Anonymous No.23244]

>>23223

[Anonymous No.23247]

>>23223
When was this book published?

[Anonymous No.23255]

No better board for a recipe from a comic book.

[Anonymous No.23264]

>>23235

[Anonymous No.23265]

>>22549
It'd be funny if they had roast duck in this book.

[Anonymous No.23281]

>>23247
2003 apparently

[Anonymous No.23282]

>>23264

[Anonymous No.23307]

>>23282

[Anonymous No.23315]

>>23247
also looking it up just now i saw a bunch of other disney cookbooks have been published since then
i'd kill for a copy of each

[Anonymous No.23330]

>>23307

[Anonymous No.23337]

>>23315

[Anonymous No.23349]

>>23330

[Anonymous No.23357]

>>23330
>open canned food
>put in a plate
WA LA

[Anonymous No.23362]

>>23349

[Anonymous No.23365]

>>23330
haha yes thats it
>i hunger

[Anonymous No.23381]

Beignets recipe from a loosely French, loosely Cajun Disney resort.

[Anonymous No.23394]

>>23357
You seriously just summed up the entire fucking book lol. I have such conflicting thoughts on what they were thinking half the time. Did they just want to make stuff that they actually thought kids could make completely unsupervised?

[Anonymous No.23402]

>>23357
yeah some of the marvel ones are pretty basic and "for kids"
i like this disney book because theres a lot more proper cooking

[Anonymous No.23404]

>>23357
back when that recipe waa published
canned food was all the rage, the height of luxury in post war america suburbia

[Anonymous No.23414]

>>23381
And a peek at what these lovely pastries could look like.

[Anonymous No.23422]

>>23381
My god I'd never thought I'd miss beignets but I do

[Anonymous No.23429]

>>23381
>>23414
sweet thanks
>>23404
oh that makes sense

[Anonymous No.23438]

>>23402

[Anonymous No.23439]

>>23365
Wait what about the fish balls

[Anonymous No.23443]

>>23429

[Anonymous No.23469]

>>23438

[Anonymous No.23490]

>>23469

[Anonymous No.23495]

>>23439
i think you just buy fish balls as is in a pack. not enough preparation to warrant a step in the recipe apparently

[Anonymous No.23508]

>>23490
So yeah I never got why wonderwoman's thing is this

[Anonymous No.23521]

>>23490
>>23508
it's her pee

[Anonymous No.23526]

>>23495
That's one attractive bottle of orange juice.

[Anonymous No.23532]

>>23495

[Anonymous No.23538]

>>23508

[Anonymous No.23564]

>>23532

[Anonymous No.23569]

>>23538

[Anonymous No.23588]

>>23569
>Frying boiled shirmp

[Anonymous No.23592]

>>23404
also popular in post war America
food inside gelatin or known as Aspic

this shit would be the classiest of class back then
the type of classy shit you would find in 5star restaurants in new york

[Anonymous No.23609]

>>23564

[Anonymous No.23618]

>>23588

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[Anonymous No.23644]

>>23624
i love martian manhunters reaction
everytime

[Anonymous No.23664]

>>22757
i'm sorry it's not stuffed crab

[Anonymous No.23688]

>>23592
i remember seeing an ep of the simpsons and there was jello with a grape suspended in it
blew my mind back then

[Anonymous No.23704]

>>23688

[Anonymous No.23714]

>>23704

[Anonymous No.23726]

>>23644
>>23664
>not stuffed crab
>use stills from the scene where they're gonna eat stuffed crabs
fucking hell disney

[Anonymous No.23737]

>>23714

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>>23737

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>>23755

[Anonymous No.23805]

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[Anonymous No.23834]

>>23805

[Anonymous No.23854]

>>23834

[Anonymous No.23885]

>>23854

[Anonymous No.23908]

My daughter got this book a few years ago for Christmas, and we legitimately use 5-6 of these recipes regularly. Check it out if you get the chance.

[Anonymous No.23929]

>>23908
>legitimately use 5-6 of these recipes regularly
Well, what are they?

[Anonymous No.23961]

>>23908
can you scan it?

[Anonymous No.23974]

>>23961

[Anonymous No.23988]

>>23974

[Anonymous No.24006]

>>23988

[Anonymous No.24033]

>>24006

[Anonymous No.24063]

>>24033

[Anonymous No.24079]

>>23624
Ah fuck yeah. I'm gonna make this one day.

[Anonymous No.24081]

>>24063

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>>24081

[Anonymous No.24118]

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[Anonymous No.24131]

>>24118

[Anonymous No.24158]

>>24131

[Swift S. Lawliet No.24168]

>>22138
Loving this thread, any tips where I can find the full book?
I'm just curious.

[Anonymous No.24175]

>>24158

[Anonymous No.24187]

>>24168
i think i got it from /rs/

so yeah

i'm sure theres a torrent or something though

[Anonymous No.24190]

Where's the marvel cookbook? I need it!

[Anonymous No.24197]

>>24168
>https://www.amazon.com/Disney-Recipes-Inspiration-Ira-Meyer/dp/0786854162
Although it is a little pricy.

[Anonymous No.24209]

>>24187

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[Anonymous No.24253]

>>24233
oh nice. i dont seem to have that page
must be missing a bunch of recipes

[Anonymous No.24267]

>>22142
>tfw be me
>that dude in the cover of that book
>get paid cook shit inspired off Disney animated films
>end up making disgusting food I'd never eat
>get a picture taken by a professional photographer of me smiling as I smell the repugnant odors of this abomination
>have to eat it all afterwards because nobody else wants to eat this shit

[Anonymous No.24284]

>>24253
I got that from amazon. It's a little bit of trouble to get the pics, and the quality isn't so great.

[Anonymous No.24306]

>>24190
i swear i saved it somewhere but i cant remember where
another anon posted some pages already so he might have the rest

[Swift S. Lawliet No.24327]

>>24187
>>24197
I am actually looking for a PDF for easy reading on most, if not all my devices with PDF reading:
iPhone
iPad
PC
DS Lite with R4i
New 3DS XL with Gateway 3DS and CFW

>>24190
A Star Wars cookbook would also be nice, I think there was a pre-Disney something named along the line of "Wookiee Cookie and More Recipes" but I can't remember the exact title.
Wookieepedia has an entry for this, as they have for anything Star Wars related, even if it is extremely minor.
Also:
>all the beautiful shots of food in Studio Ghibli films
>fans had so much effort in replicating them irl
>tfw there will never be a Studio Ghibli-inspired cookbook

[Anonymous No.24341]

>>24306
I swear so e kf these recipes are just reaching for random stuff
It's like that disney astrology thing

[Anonymous No.24358]

>>24341

[Anonymous No.24373]

>>22138
What I'm going to post is technically a Disney recipe too. From Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension.

[Anonymous No.24381]

>>24358

[Anonymous No.24395]

>>24373
1/5

[Anonymous No.24413]

>>24395
2/5

[Anonymous No.24433]

>>24413
3/5

[Anonymous No.24438]

>>24381

[Anonymous No.24455]

>>24433
4/5

[Swift S. Lawliet No.24462]

>>24327
Luke, did I ever tell you about The Star Wars Cookbook: Wookiee Cookies and Other Galactic Recipes?

The Star Wars Cookbook: Wookiee Cookies and Other Galactic Recipes is a cookbook published in 1998, featuring a total of 27 Star Wars-themed recipes. As the cookbook is intended for a younger audience, the recipes featured are of a simple nature, all of which may be attempted by older children on their own, or by younger children with adequate parental supervision and guidance.

In keeping with its function as a working cookbook, the recipes are printed on a glossy, waterproof paper which can be wiped clean in case of accidental spillage. The exception to this is the last page of the cookbook, which is actually a pull-out-and-keep page of Star Wars-themed food label stickers featuring Princess Leia, Yoda, Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, C-3PO, Chewbacca and the Death Star.

The book was famous for giving the official recipe for Wookiee cookiees, a type of Wookiee food introduced in The Star Wars Holiday Special. The word "cookie" is our earth-based equivalent.

It was a good cookbook.

[Anonymous No.24478]

>>24455
5/5

[Anonymous No.24502]

>>24478
nice. thanks for dumping

[Anonymous No.24539]

>>24502

[Anonymous No.24576]

>>24539

[Anonymous No.24612]

>>24576

[Anonymous No.24645]

>>24612

[Anonymous No.24666]

>>24645

[Anonymous No.24711]

>>24666

[Anonymous No.24716]

>>23029
>Asgardian Vegetable Soup
>First Ingredient "1/2 lb ground beef"

Had to be on purpose

[Anonymous No.24732]

>>24711

[Anonymous No.24741]

>>24732

[Anonymous No.24789]

>>24711
>fine pork booty

[Anonymous No.24819]

>>24741

[Anonymous No.24851]

>>22891
I buy all my Spanakopita from Costco because im a /co/ normie

[Anonymous No.24859]

>>24819

[Anonymous No.24888]

>>24859

[Anonymous No.24903]

>>22138
I remember this book!

[Anonymous No.24915]

>>24888

[Anonymous No.24930]

If someone can post scans of the Adventure time cook book, I'll fall in love with them.

And thank you OP! This thread is great!

[Anonymous No.24931]

>>24859
>>24888
>implying Scrooge would waste his money on edible gold
He probably eats nothing but oatmeal and canned spinach.

[Anonymous No.24941]

>>24915
last page i have but i may be missing some pages

thanks for reading. i hope some of you try cooking sometime

[Anonymous No.24976]

>>22946
>Fun and Fancy Free's Ratatouille

[Anonymous No.25013]

>>22138
Low calories root beer float perfect for a diet when you are losing weight.

Cup

1-2 tablespoons of heavy cream (50 calories per spoon)

Diet root beer.

Makes foam and everything and tastes amazing.

[Anonymous No.25032]

>>24931
edible gold is pretty cheap
compared to regular gold

[Anonymous No.25049]

>>24976
this was published 2003

i'd love a ratatouile themed cookbook endorsed by chef gustav

[Anonymous No.25076]

>>24931
by that logic wouldnt he live in a trailer park or something and wear whatever poor people wear?

[Anonymous No.25177]

>>22138
Someone made the Gobbal Stew from Wakfu.
Could it be considered french food?
http://www.fiction-food.com/2015/01/aliberts-gobball-stew-from-wakfu.html

[Anonymous No.25243]

>>25177
damn that looks good

[Anonymous No.25306]

>>22848
if superman really wanted that recipe do you really think a lead box would stop him?

[Anonymous No.25386]

>>25177
this site is pretty cool
full recipes and everything

[Anonymous No.25439]

>>25049
I know there's a Ratatouille cookbook. I saw it at one the theme parks once.

It looks like there are tons of Disney themed cookbooks just looking on Amazon.

[Anonymous No.25517]

>>25439
i wonder if there are scans of all of them
with all the disney parks threads we have you'd think someone would have them all

[Anonymous No.25580]

>>25517
I can upload The Disney Princess Cookbook in like an hour

[Anonymous No.25631]

>No gumbo or cajun recipes from The Frog Princess

[Anonymous No.25674]

>>23404
dude that's from the mid 70's, not the fucking 50's.

[Anonymous No.25687]

>>25580
gentleman and a scholar

[Anonymous No.25715]

>>25674
can foods back then were still all the rage
it wasn't till the late 2000's and early 2010's when they started to go out of fashion and people started to prefer non can goods

[Anonymous No.25721]

>>24373
>From Star and Marco's Guide to Mastering Every Dimension.
>duurr durr epic meme nachos
>no talent required
That show is cancer

[Anonymous No.25761]

>>25715
Don't try to give people history class when you were clearly not born at this time, and apparently aren't even aware of the past decade either.

[Anonymous No.25763]

>>25721
what are you on about you mongoloid

[Anonymous No.25857]

>>25761
maybe you should study up on food history
instead of just focusing on /co/

[Anonymous No.26049]

>>23805
>>23834
>>23854
>it's the fucking smiley face juk
Fantastico

[Anonymous No.26146]

>>23490
i do this all the time ,bretty good

[Anonymous No.26276]

>25721
(You) sound (you)ng. Don't (you) think (you)r anger might be a little bit out of place?