Alex Hofelich, PseudoPod
@pseudopodalex
Co-Editor of PseudoPod, Jury Coordinator and Co-Chair of the Bram Stoker Awards, former Co-Chair of the Atlanta Chapter of HWA
Some of these instructions make the engineer in me so happy:
Ok, this is pretty cool IMO. Coffee brewing in 1966 for 25 people:
I can share recipes if anyone is really curious. It's a lot of unsurprising dishes, proportioned for 25 servings. But the sketches are still the best:
For serious, this Gomer Pyle mfer dreaming of a mermaid after the fish steals his hat? Excellent work.
On to happier things. I love the charming sketches. "ai" could never capture the joy and suffering caused by slurping soup like this:
An explicit goal of this book it to "insure [sic] that our soldiers remain the best fed in the world."
I know the military usually recruits heavily from low income folks, but joining up is supposed to allow leaving struggle meals behind. Meals from 2026:
Cook books should probably be low on the political content scale. When this was written, I suspect it was. In today's context, sadly this is very political.
So this is today's read while I'm sitting for an appointment.
I'm not sure I've ever seen this dish, either with the fancy presentation or just the meatballs and cabbage version. I really want to see the fancy presentation, but the Internet on my phone is failing me.
We have so many cucumbers right now. This looks pretty good. Any suggestions or alternatives y'all have tried?
After that is a section on common ingredients including some very wrong opinions about garlic.
Lots of charming sketches. Ink wash? The beginning section is about the wok and utensils.
Reading this relic about the state of Americanized Chinese food from 1969 during treatment today. What does this book over 55 years old tell us about how things have changed?
Melissa picked up two variety packs for me. The mango is delightful! Thanks for the recommendations y'all!
Just got this mailer. Is this guy seriously cosplaying as Homelander?
This one was helping by making sure that I did not put books back into this box. I've got all the Zelazny on one shelf. Now to rework everything to fit the Tanith Lee.
As a reminder, white supremacists have always backed the blue.
Went to a great book tour event for Grady Hendrix's How to Sell a Haunted House at Service Brewery
I found some photos from several years back. They're even bigger now!