Jules & Julia – top 10 Verne/Child sci-fi cookbooks

If only Jules Verne, the French author of pioneering science fiction novels, had blogged about trying to cook Julia Child’s recipes rather than that boring Julie woman. We might have ended up with some interesting hybrid cookbooks.

1 A Journey to the Center of the Éclair
2 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sauté
3 Around the Crêpe in Eighty Days
4 The Mysterious Quiche
5 Michael Beef Strogoff
6 In Search of the Chocolate Mousse
7 Carpathian Cassoulet
8 The Castaways of the Gougère
9 The Archipelago on Tarte Flambée
10 Five Weeks in a Bouillabaisse

Anyone got any other science fiction cookbooks? The Marzipan Chronicles, Brave New Chocolate Whirl, A Chocolate Orange, Do Androids Dream of Electric Cookers, War of the Woks, Neurofoodprocessor….

Anyone?

11 Responses to “Jules & Julia – top 10 Verne/Child sci-fi cookbooks”

  1. Kathleen says:

    The Day of the Truffles

  2. elizabethc says:

    Haha, this is great! I submit:

    I, Toaster
    The Yiddish Policemen’s Onion
    Blender’s Game
    Flour for Algernon

  3. Kathleen says:

    Okay, this is as addictive as Crème brûlée!

    Preheat Fahrenheit 451
    The Martian Chocolates
    A Winkle in Time

  4. slaming says:

    The Spoon is a Harsh Mistress
    Braise New World
    Do Chefs Dream of Electric Skillets

  5. slaming says:

    and one more

    2001 – A Spice Odyssey

  6. Richard Davies says:

    Oryx and Cake
    2001: A Space Omlette
    The Sirens of Taco
    The Marmalade is a Harsh Mistress

  7. elizabethc says:

    Rendezvous with Ramen

  8. elizabethc says:

    The Andromeda Strainer

  9. elizabethc says:

    A Canner Darkly

  10. lisa peet says:

    I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream for Ice Cream

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