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Spice Up Your Thanksgiving Meals With The Necro Nom-Nom-Nomicon
Running behind on preparing ingredients for your traditional thanksgiving dinner, or looking to spice up your plates this year? This handy compendium of macabre meals has you covered.
From the horror based cooking site earththedead.com, the Necro Nom-Nom-Nomicon has an extensive list of dishes that'll leave an impression on your dinner guests. Most have probably seen its most recent entry, the Facehugger Feast Roasted Chicken, circulating on social media and news sites. Designed by Helen Die, the dish combines roasted chicken and crab for a meal that'll leave guests eating until they burst. The full recipe, along with those for other dishes, are available on the website free of charge.
For those who want something a little tamer to bring to the dinner table, try checking out a few recipes from this cook book based on food from video games, and if you need a distraction until the big meal is ready, try distracting yourself by visiting one of these virtual restaurants.
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