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Luxury, comfort and convenience. This is the norm for those of us who would like to make a purchase on Amazon.com. There are two ways to go about this- you can either look up the product and select it from different vendors, or you can type in what you're looking for and Amazon will show what seems like every single product on their site that matches your request. This is especially convenient if you're looking for something obscure or hard to find: Amazon, as we all know, has everything under the sun. But not everything they offer is desirable. From the Mona Lisa to an uncle's cookbook, Amazon.com has it all. Seems like too much? Allow me to explain. Uncle Fester's Cookbook is a book by Robert G. Barrett that is available for purchase on Amazon.com- and for $0.01 with free shipping, why wouldn't you want to check it out? It's only one dollar, so "what could it hurt?" Whether you're looking for something interesting to flip through or something to turn into a drinking game (i.e.: read one recipe aloud and take a shot every time you stumble across an adjective), this book should keep you entertained for hours on end. "Uncle Fester's Cookbook" was written by Robert G. Barrett, an American performance artist. Barrett also goes by his alter ego "Uncle Fester", a character from "The Addams Family". In fact, this cookbook is based on that very persona. The entire book is a collection of eighteen recipes that, as stated in the beginning, were written down to teach his niece how to "cook up some gourmet treats". All of the recipes have a creative name and are accompanied by a fictional scenario to go along with it. The book offers no serious food tips or techniques, instead the reader is offered several creative ways to prepare food in a gory, humorous way. Barrett uses words that are not typically used in the kitchen, such as "skewering" and "fricassee". He also offers tongue-in-cheek recipes for "The Thing", which turn out to be small pieces of toast with different spreads on them. According to Barrett, the book was written as a way to teach his niece how to make gourmet food. To write the book, Barrett spent hours with his niece in her kitchen recording what she would say and do. He made her read aloud certain recipes and make each of the dishes himself. After completing this project, Barrett self-published it as "Uncle Fester's Cookbook". Barrett's name is not listed on the copyright page; instead we find an author who is neither an individual nor a company: Uncle Fester's Cookbook. cfa1e77820
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