They say that the first year of any restaurant is the most difficult, and this also holds true for the allegorical lunch-house of learning that is the Hyper Kitchen. Thanks to some unforeseen technical difficulties, we've been unable to post new stories on the Hyper Kitchen for a while now. But fear not! Thanks to eleven fire-extinguishers and a half-full box of baking soda, the situation is well under hand. Exciting food for the thought is on it's way. Be prepared.
I love this photo so much it's now my desk-top. I've heard that Vincent Price was something of a gourmet, which makes we wonder if the two exchanged recipes on the set of the Raven.
Billy Joel is my ancient enemy. I cannot rest until I have defeated him.
Born and raised in the glow-in-the-dark environment of Utopia City, Gordon Monday was trained by a trio of mysterious monks and sent back to the 21st century on a secret mission. When not on the case, Monday is the executive chef at the Hyper Kitchen. His devotion to the Kitchen leaves him with little free time...although he does like to indulge in playing basketball and tending to his ant farm.
Our prayers are with him!
I suspect sabotage. Perhaps the rival cooks at the Ultra-Kitchen.
ReplyDeleteOr possibly Billy Joel. We'll never know for certain.
http://www.architecturaldigest.com/images/homes/2009/08/stars_in_residence/06_stars_in_residence.jpg
ReplyDeleteBoris karloff in his kitchen, nice shoes
I love this photo so much it's now my desk-top. I've heard that Vincent Price was something of a gourmet, which makes we wonder if the two exchanged recipes on the set of the Raven.
ReplyDeleteBilly Joel is my ancient enemy. I cannot rest until I have defeated him.
Billy Joel must be destroyed so that others can live.
ReplyDeleteIf you liked the one of karloff you should take a look at the other photos from their "stars in residence" series. It's very interesting.
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