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Finally, a Heavy Metal Cookbook: 'Hellbent for Cooking'
"As someone who owned several Iron Maiden records before ever thinking about investing in a cast-iron skillet, I couldn't wait to get my hands on this." There are a few guys who have rightly earned themselves the title of "culinary bad boy" in the past few years—ex-chef and travel show host Anthony Bourdain for his legendary snarkiness and propensity for drinking and smoking on air, Marco Pierre White for his legendary temper and exemplary cuisine, hot-headed Momofuku chef David Chang, king of the pork buns. But these guys are nothing compared to the heavy metal home cooks who contributed the recipes for Annick Giroux's new cookbook Hellbent For Cooking. As the editor and publisher of Morbid Tales, underground Canadian metal...Video: German Man Makes Chocolate Records
Peter Lardong is a record producer in Berlin, but probably not the kind you're thinking. He produces records (that actually play music) from chocolate. After losing his job at a brewery he thought, maybe I should experiment with edible vinyls. "At first I tried to make records out of ice cream, beer, cola, sausages, cheese and even butter...but none of those things quite made it," Lardong explains in the video. And yes, apparently you can eat them after rocking out. Watch him make them after the jump....Video: Ham!
If you're looking for the next song to sweep dance clubs around the globe, keep looking. But if you just want a song that uses the word "ham" a lot, then here it is: "Ham!" by Rathergood. Watch the video after the jump....Video: 'Do You Hear What I Hear?' Performed on Beer Bottles
The 15-member Bowen Bottle Beer Band plays songs with beer bottles, of course. If their rendition of "Do You Hear What I Hear?" sounds too good to be real, their FAQ gives some details on how they make it happen (because...it's real). It doesn't mention whether they get drunk after a successful performance though. Watch the video after the jump....NPR's Thanksgiving Playlist
Need some tunes while you're chopping up sweet potatoes and roasting the bird? Check out NPR's Thanksgiving Mix where the hits include: "Quiche Lorraine" (The B-52s), Pass the Peas" (The JB's), "Country Pie" (Bob Dylan), "Savoy Truffle" (The Beatles), "She Don't Use Jelly" (The Flaming Lips), and more....Video: I Love Lunch! The Musical
"I love lunch / It's half the way to dinner / I love lunch / If that's a sin then I'm a sinner." If you love lunch so much that you feel the urge to spontaneously burst into song before eating, you'll appreciate this performance by Improv Everywhere, filmed at the Trump Tower atrium for a segment on The Today Show. Watch the video after the jump....Video: SNL Digital Short, 'On the Ground'
When someone hands you a free sample of an energy drink, don't take that poison; throw it on the ground. And when a street vendor gives you a free hot dog, don't be his charity case; throw it on the ground. Andy Samberg throws a lot of edible things on the ground while rapping about it in this Saturday Night Live short. Watch the video after the jump....Video: Disney-fied 'Family Guy' Sings About Pie
In the latest episode of Family Guy, Stewie and Brian randomly zap themselves to alternate universes, one of which is a perpetually jolly Disney-fied world where everyone has the ability to enter song and dance numbers without a hitch. And what's one of the jolliest topics of them all? Pie! "I want to hear more music about pie!" says Stewie. Don't we all. Watch the video after the jump....Video: 'So Fine' By Telepathe
Telepathe is a Brooklyn-based electronic band of two girls who released an album earlier this year called Dance Mother. Along with the expected mod bangs, flannel shirts, and dancing in dark alleyways, this music video for their song "So Fine" involves bowls of tangerines, marshmallows roasting in candles, and the spice aisle at the grocery store. The video, after the jump....Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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