After Death Cuisine - Recipe #2
By Mr. Fred, Professional Zombie

Mr. Fred's Specialty Nut Bread

Necessary Ingredients:

Eggs - 3
Flour - 2 Tbsp.
Nuts - 3 Cups
Water - 1/2 Cup
Human Teeth - 5 to 6 Dozen
Sugar - 1 Cup
Milk - 2 Tsp.
Cinnamon - 1/2 Tsp.
Butter - 1/2 Stick
Yak Hair - 2 Cups
Advil Caplets - 4 to 5 Dozen

Step 1

Preheat your oven to 425 degrees after getting your ingredients together. Start off by mixing your milk, eggs, water, flour, and sugar in a large mixing bowl. If the mixture becomes to sticky add a touch more water to loosen things up.

Step 2

The teeth, nuts, and advil really make this bread special because of the crunchiness and consistency they add. Mix these ingredients with your previous mixture and add the cinnamon and butter. Stir well.

Step 3

Pour the mixture into a bread pan that has plenty of room in it for a rising loaf. Don't worry about adding yeast as the bread will rise with the enamel from the human teeth. Make sure as you pour that that teeth are spread enough to cover all areas inside the loaf, to ensure an even rise. Once poured, sprinkle the yak hair on top for a nice garnish.

Slide your dough into the preheated oven and let cook for at least an hour. Watch carefully to make sure it doesn't burn! Enjoy your specialty nut bread by making a Turkey Sandwich.


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