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Home Cooking, Death-Metal Style

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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Stuffed cabbage can be a rather mundane dish at the dinner table – except when it's cooked by the band Anthrax. Today, chef Annick Giroux talks about her new cookbook featuring recipes from heavy metal bands. Plus: punk meets household advice in "home rockonomics." Also: Singer Dawn Landes discusses her new album and performs live in studio.

The Headbanger's Menu

Adventurous gourmands might be ready to try a grilled-meat dish called "churrasco in soy sauce." But what if the recipe came from Brazilian death-metal gods Sepultura? Today: chef Annick Giroux shares some of the 101 recipes that Anthrax, Impaler and other scary foodies submitted for her new book, Hellbent for ...

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The Punk Rock Martha Stewart?

After we talk to Annick Giroux about her heavy metal cookbook, we turn to punk-rock domestics. Heidi Minx, author of Home Rockanomics: 54 Projects and Recipes for Style on the Edge, joins us in studio to explain how punk's do-it-yourself ethic can change your fashion, diet – and your entire ...

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Dawn Landes

A stint in Paris left its mark on Kentucky-born songwriter Dawn Landes. The sound of French-pop greats Serge Gainsbourg and Françoise Hardy haunt her new album Sweet Heart Rodeo. But Landes' lyrics also draw on her grandmother's love life, a British seaside town and even Jodie Foster's role in "Taxi ...

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Hey, Lord Satan, Supper’s Ready

Annick Giroux’s book, “Hellbent For Cooking: The Heavy Metal Cookbook,” does not have a recipe for Angel’s Food Cake.  Are you surprised?  Annick asked members of lots of her favorite headbanging, ear-pinning metal bands to contribute recipes, and the results will surprise you.  

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Gig Alerts: Dave Valentin

Download this jazz flute cover version of Sinatra's "Come Fly With Me."

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Gig Alerts: Air Waves

Download this Brooklyn band's track, "Lightning."

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Gig Alerts: The Uglysuit

Download the band's rapturous track, "...And We Became Sunshine."

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