What do our cooks have to say about this???!!!

http://www.lulu.com/content/4956212
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Wow...

Are they talking human, or do some cultures use bull or another animal's? Either way, GROSS.

Book would make a great conversation piece for a coffee table book, greg gag gift, etc.
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Thank you for not putting this in good eats.
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WTF!!!


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Chris.....
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:-):-):-):-)
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:-)
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I need to get on the computer to see it.
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Telling girls it's nutricious never seemed to help much.
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My wife loves Chinese food. Does it have the recipe for Cream of Sum Yung Gai?









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Yeah that and "Instead of complaining, you could have been done by now" never worked for me.
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:-) :-)
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I'm not even going to ask what you were looking for when you found that . . .





Ron
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Don't ask, don't tell! I also find it hard to believe that urine was(is?) used in many soups! I know of blood sausage, but never heard it was made with a woman's cycle blood. Makes me wonder if this isn't a joke, but in this day and age you can't be sure!

Best comment:

I won't be asking people to come to dinner anymore...I will be asking them to come AT dinner !!!
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The authors of the book have a website:

http://www.cookingwithcum.com/

seriously.
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Um, no.
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ummmmmmm

yeah

so, uhhhhh, yeah
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:-)

Loved this line:
is inexpensive to produce and is commonly available in many, if not most, homes and restaurants.
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I once heard that you should never order clam chowder in a restaurant.
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If I'm going to make dinner I'd better start working on it now. Mmmmm tasty:-).
:-) Thats just wrong and funny :-)
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Certainly puts a new twist on "helping with dinner".

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