If you ever visit Japan, do not forget to try our the Frog sashimi and the fresh, still beating heart of a frog. Flushed down with a refreshing glas of lizard sake. How else?

Me and my spouse have a birthday related tradition - each birthday the hero of the day gets to wish for look a for the birthday cake he/she will receive. So far the realized wishes have included for example Spiderman, an elk, Hobbes, etc. One thing that never crossed my mind though was to wish for a cake which would look like cat litter. However it seems, that the imagination of some people do not seem to have limits. Here is a cake baked by Andrea James, which indeed does look like cat litter.

The detailed instructions on how to bake your own cat litter cake can be found from here (particularly noteworthy is the instruction to use fresh, NON USED litterbox)

(via: boingboing)

Snake meat should taste great, when prepared accordingly. But how many of us know already how to skin a snake for cooking? No worries, as for so many other things, the tutorial for snake skinning can be found from the Internet. Just follow this link!

(dont forget to keep the skin as well! Nothing much cooler that boots made from self skinned snake skin!)

The documentary TV-channel NOVA has put up a “nice” micro-site presenting different types of insects from around the Globe, which you can eat. Might be a good idea to add the site to your bookmarks, in case you will be travelling somewhere in the world where there is working W-lan, but no conventional food.

Link to the NOVA microsite

Halloween is probably the best time of the year to be eating something totally disturbingly ugly, therefore the date is a big celebration for the Uglyfood blog! Above is a pictureof  the pumkin I carved myself this year to celebrate the day of the ghouls.

In the internet you can find tons of funny recipes abou how to cook scary looking Halloween disher for yourself, friends and family. For example recipe the “monster toes” pictured above can be found from familyfun.go.com, with a whole buch of other great ugly food dishes!

So, enjoy your Halloween and all the ugly food in it!

Are you looking for a way t surprise your family for the Halloween dinner? Why not try cooking a “fleshworm” as the recipe owner calls his creation.

The full instructions for fleshworms cooking can be found here.

Are you in the mood for some delicious Lasagna, but the oven and microwave are both broken? Well, if your dishwasher is still functioning, there is no reason to give up! Partselect.com website has a convincing lookin tutorial on how to cook tasty lasagna on your regular dishwasher!

The full dishwasher lasagna cooking instrucions here!

Have you ever been wondering about how to utilize the parts of animal body
that nobody normally wants to eat?

Offal good is a website that describes
itself as “an educational and inspirational tool for those who are
interested in learning and cooking with offal.”

I imagine that anyone interested in Uglyfood blog will be into this stuff as
well!