The Joy of Cooking Humans

If you're not already reading Bake & Destroy, you will be after you read this:

It is my personal belief that the success of a society can be determined, for the most part, by examining it’s cultural developments. If a specific society produced art, music, delectable foods and harbored a certain level of creativity and artistry, it was a successful society. In order to thrive, zombies will eventually need to tap into their creativity. I wrote this book with a sort of zombie Martha Stewart in mind. She’s quite self-sufficient, creative and successful; and often times it seems as though she exists solely to teach the rest of us poor uncultured fools about being more civilized. With The Joy of Cooking Humans I attempt to teach my fellow zombies a little bit about civility through a variety of recipes based on real foods fit for human consumption. But of course, in this cookbook, “human consumption” takes on a completely new meaning.

Read it, love it, live it.

I blogged about the class for which this is a final project almost a year ago, so I'm pretty pleased to see this all come full circle, too.