Monday, March 24, 2025

Blood on The Table: The Fascinating History & Lore of Cooking with Blood


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Blood on The Table: The Fascinating History & Lore of Cooking with Blood

Author: Izabella Blue Drayven 

Available on Amazon: Paperback & Ebook  

In her 2nd book, Blood On The Table, Izabella Drayven takes readers on an extraordinary journey into the depths of Cooking with blood, sounds strange, doesn’t it? But once you dive into the fascinating world of this liquid ingredient, you’ll quickly discover it’s not just about vampires and spooky myths. It’s about history, tradition, flavor and sustainability.

You’ll uncover surprising health benefits, learn to safely cook iconic recipes, and discover how this misunderstood ingredient might actually be a culinary superstar waiting for its comeback. This book is your invitation to delve into blood history or join the bold and delicious revival of cooking with blood. Are you ready?

Drayven's writing is both intellectually stimulating and profoundly accessible, making complex concepts understandable for readers of all backgrounds. With a deft touch, she weaves together historic insights & fascinating blood facts.

Cooking with Blood: A Delicious Revolution in Culinary History

What if we told you that an ingredient often dismissed as strange or even taboo is actually one of the most ancient, sustainable, and flavorful culinary treasures? Yes, we’re talking about blood. While it might sound like the stuff of vampire tales, cooking with blood has a rich history that spans cultures, traditions, and even health benefits.

Blood has been celebrated as a key ingredient in iconic dishes worldwide, from black pudding in the UK to Thai nam tok (a tangy salad with blood-enriched broth). It’s a culinary cornerstone that has been quietly embraced for centuries, offering flavor profiles that add depth and richness to any dish.

But why does it deserve a revival now? In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, cooking with blood reduces waste and honors the whole-animal philosophy. It’s a practice that challenges us to rethink ingredients, step beyond our comfort zones, and explore innovative ways to enrich our culinary creations.

In this book, we’ll guide you through: 

The fascinating history of blood in cooking, from ancient recipes to modern gastronomy.

How to source and handle blood safely, ensuring it’s both delicious and nutritious.

Iconic recipes that will make you see this ingredient in a whole new light.

It’s time to break the taboo and celebrate this misunderstood superstar of the kitchen. By diving into its storied past and bold future, you’ll discover a new world of flavor that’s ready to make its comeback. Are you ready to sink your teeth into the delicious revolution of cooking with blood or just fascinated with the historical aspect of the past.

Drayven's expertise as both an artist, author & philosopher shines through in her evocative prose. Her vivid descriptions and thought-provoking insights create a rich tapestry that stimulates the mind and stirs the soul. 

In conclusion, Izabella's masterful blend of historical practical advice offers a transformative experience that will leave readers inspired, enlightened, and ready to conquer their own limitations. 

Blood on the Table, is a must-read for anyone looking to expand their horizons and embrace new .

Available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/dtAJ4Wo

XO Izabella Blue



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