The dishes that make you fart: 36 recipes to inconvenience your enemies or get rid of nuisances (French edition)

Dive into a culinary universe as funny as it is unexpected with Foods that cause gas from Patrice Caumon, a cookbook unlike any other, published by The Épure Publishing House.

Under her elegant "Barbapapa" pink canvas cover, this small refined work conceals content that is both Delicious, irreverent, and intelligent. Inspired by the Secret books of poisoners from the 17th century, he wittily revisits the art of culinary revenge, not by the poison, but by the bloating and the Flatulence Carefully provoked.

The author reveals there "36 recipes 'sure to inconvenience your enemies'" or to you get rid of nuisances, with sparkling humor and a keen sense of gastronomic detail. But beware, we're not talking about heavy cassoulets or mountains of cabbage here: refinement is required. The dishes offered are delicate, original, and surprisingly elegant, which will put you Beyond suspicion.

Among the most remarkable creations:

• Brussels sprouts gazpacho

• Chorizo tortilla

• Garlic velouté

• Split pea soup

• Lentil salad with raw onion

Each recipe is part of a "strategic" menu, designed for maximize the effects undesirable effects on the digestion of your unwanted guests, all while preserving your personal comfort thanks to Antidote foods to be consumed before the meal.

But Foods that cause gas is not just a book of table jokes: it is also a humorous treatise on digestive physiology, a Introduction to home gastroenterology, and a Culinary Self-Mockery Manual. With its cheerful tone and fine writing, Patrice Caumon invites us to laugh at our quirks while celebrating the simple – and sometimes noisy – pleasures of the table.

An ideal book to give as a gift or to treat yourself to:

• For make laugh your friends at a dinner.

• For animate your parties with a touch of delightful humor.

• For spice up your evenings with an original and quirky gift idea.

Our opinion: a irresistible book, full of common sense, fibers and imagination, at the crossroads of culinary art and irony. A true little gem of publishing, its compact format (17.5 x 13 cm) makes it a perfect gift for celebrations, birthdays, or any occasion where a bit of well-placed humor always hits the mark.

📚 Characteristics

• Title: Fart-inducing dishes: 36 recipes to annoy your enemies or get rid of nuisances

• Author: Patrice Caumon

• Editor: Editions de l'Épure

• Collection: Albums L’Épure

• Publication date: March 20, 2009

• EAN13: 9782352550976

• ISBN: 978-2-35255-097-6

• Format: Paperback

• Number of pages: 67

• Dimensions: 17.5 × 13 × 1.3 cm

• Weight: 228 g

• Language: French