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Mrs. Marquis de Sade Cookbook


We couldn't resist Roz Chast's New Yorker cartoon depicting Mrs. Marquis de Sade making her favorite dishes including:

World of Hurt Broccoli

Chop up a bunch of raw broccoli, throw it on a platter, and serve without dip. Invite people over, stand back, and enjoy.


Indeed, enjoy.SEE VIDEO TUTORIAL >>

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