I hear an awful lot of muttering and weird noises coming from the kitchen. What do yinz have over there you’re reading? Is that a copy of the Necronomicon? You better not be summoning monsters in the kitchen. Oh, it’s The Necronomnomnom collection of Necronomicon cookbook recipes? I’m relieved that no H.P. Lovecraft inspired demons will appear in my kitchen.
The Necronomicon was originally written as an Arabic text. H.P. Lovecraft later adapted it into a collection of lore for print in the 20’s and 30’s. Certain characters like Cthulhu are still popular today. Since then, the lore has been adapted for video games, other books, and general pop culture.
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Inspired by HP Lovecraft, you won’t summon monsters, but you can conjure delicious meals with The Necronomnomnom cookbook!
The Necronomnomnom contains a collection of recipes inspired by the H.P. Lovecraft Necronomicon in this 208 page hardcover cookbook. Within the pages, you’ll find 50 recipes complete with spooky illustrations. These Necronomicon recipes are inspired by the lore, such as one particular tentacled deity living in sunken ruins. While the original Necronomicon might be considered a forbidden tome, the dark and delicious recipes in this book are certainly not!
Authors Mike Slater and Thomas Roache have taken a pun-filled approach in putting together the collection of recipes in The Necronomnomnom. You’ll find new favorites such as “The Deep Fried Deep One”, “Nog Sothoth”, “The Sandwich Horror”, and “Cthus-Koos”. Also check out “The Great Old Buns”, which riffs on Hot Cross Buns, or “New England Damned Chowder” which adds a horror element to your clam chowder classic. Finish it off with a drink, such as “The Gin and Miskatonic”.
Make your offerings and soon enough, you’ll be enjoying delicious meals! The Necronomnomnom is dark, delicious, and sanity-melting. You’ll find 100 beautiful illustrations alongside the recipes, as well as annotations. These notes offer discoveries and warnings about the collection of Necronomicon cookbook recipes that only the brave can undertake!
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Additional Notes
- Book measures 8.4 x 1 x 10.3 inches and weighs about 2.3 pounds
- Top 20 bestseller on Amazon in Cooking Humor, Parody, and Puns & Wordplay categories!
- 4.8 star rating with over 2,200 reviews – people love it!
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