1001 Ways to Cook Baby - Austin Powers Inspired Novelty Cookbook - Fat Bastard

A parody-style blank recipe journal inspired by the infamous 1001 Ways To Cook Baby prop seen in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me.

Designed to recreate the look and humour of the movie prop while actually being useful, this 100-page cookbook gives you plenty of space to record your own favourite recipes, family classics, culinary experiments and meals worthy of getting straight in your belly.

Inside you’ll find a humorous foreword, themed quotes and illustrations, dedicated blank recipe pages and useful cooking reference charts. Recipe pages include space for ingredients, preparation and cooking times, servings, method and your own notes, all presented with tongue-in-cheek Austin Powers-inspired headings.

The book also includes handy kitchen information and conversion charts, making it a practical recipe journal underneath the ridiculous exterior.

Book details:
- 100 pages
- Approx. 171mm × 248mm
- Blank recipe pages to complete yourself
- Humorous themed foreword
- Movie-inspired quotes and jokes
- Useful cooking and conversion charts
- Space for ingredients, methods, timings, servings and notes
- Full-colour exact prop-style replica front and back cover
- Designed as a novelty gift and usable personal cookbook

A particularly good gift for fans of 1990s comedy, cult movies, Austin Powers memorabilia, novelty cookbooks and anyone who regularly announces “Get in my belly!” before dinner.

Please note: This is a blank recipe journal intended for writing your own recipes. It is a parody/novelty cookbook and does not contain recipes for cooking babies.

Books are printed to order and can take up to 7 days to despatch, thank you for your patience.

James Bishop has now published over 20 books, from his first two children’s picture books inspired by the adventures he shares with his daughter, Josie, to many more beyond! His first book, My Daddy Rides a Motorbike, began when Josie sat on his motorcycle at just seven months old. A photograph of that moment became the spark for a story, which James developed during the coronavirus pandemic with the help of illustrator and friend Steve Coles. What started as a personal Christmas present for Josie quickly grew into a published book that found an audience among families and motorbike enthusiasts alike. James has now created book of jokes, memes, colouring and cooking. Whatever your interest, I'm sure there's a book for it!

Postage: Books are printed to order and can take up to 7 days to despatch, thank you for your patience.