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Dining with the Doctor

Jason Weisberger at 8:45 am Mon, Dec 10, 2012

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Huge Doctor Who fan Chris-Rachel Oseland has created a dish to go along with each episode of the series since the 2005 relaunch and complied them into this cookbook!

I have yet to try any in the kitchen but should I ever throw a Doctor Who theme party, this book will be the first I reference.

Dining with the Doctor by Chris-Rachel Oseland

Jason Weisberger is Boing Boing's publisher. He often does what he ought, instead of what he should. On instagram and twitter he is @jlw

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  • UnderachievingSheep

    Does Beef Jerky constitute a dish? Because I cannot imagine anything else to go with Cassandra.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/Freethinkersanon Christopher

    And this definitely is the season for Charles Dickens’ own Christmas punch. An extra nice touch would be if it could be lit with a nice blue flame that would then turn a devilish red. Although I really would like to know what’s in a Sapphire Cliff Cocktail. 

  • citizen

    Great! I’ve been looking for a good fish fingers and custard recipe.

  • annoyingmouse

    For some reason that I don’t now recall, I have a copy of the 80s book The Doctor Who Cookbook lying in this very room.  I doubt there’s any other cookbooks out there with recipes recommended by people from all areas of a television programme’s production and I’m fairly certain it’s the only book ever to contain culinary recommendations from members of the radiophonic workshop.