Review: Fun and Creative Cook Book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2013
"The Zombie Cookbook" by J.O. Osbourne is a fun little book of creative recipes to liven up (or should I say deaden or un-deaden up?) any meal. Obviously this is a novelty cookbook and these are not the type of dishes you'll serve daily. Well, I do have this friend who writes Zombie books, he just might serve dishes like this more often if he thought of it.Seriously, these are dishes that will make meals and snacks fun. If you need treats for a Halloween party or similar spooky occasion, or Zombie themed event, you'll find a dish here to fit your needs.Dishes like Slime Soup, Monster Eyes Sausage Balls, Chicken Potpie with Crawling Hands and more.  There are ahhpetizers, entrees, desserts and a drinks. I still need to make and try a Brain Hemorrhage Shot.  (And yes, this contains alcohol, so it is an adult recipe and not for kids and school.)  So, as you can see, this book contains things for kids, but also adult zombie parties too. (Or just if you want to gross out your friends the next time they come over.) Even if you don't want to make any of the food creations in this cookbook, it can be fun to read.I give the book four stars because of the lack of pictures. The creativity and the recipe descriptions are great, but I'd really have liked to see pictures of some, if not all of the dishes, completed. With pictures, it would be a 5 star novelty cookbook. Without pictures, it is still four stars and I recommend you get one if you have any desire to throw a zombie party or fix some ghoulishly creative dishes to gross out your friends and make eating more fun for your kids.Reviewed by Alain Burrese, author of "Lost Conscience: A Ben Baker Sniper Novel" and others.