What the F*@# Should I Make for Dinner?: The Answers to Life's Everyday Question (in 50 F*@#ing Recipes)

Was genuinely quite funny if you have a base sense of humour. Lot of pork recipes which can be a bit trickier to make with availability of these ingredients in the region.

Great present, i got it for my dad. I don't really like my dad.

So I started reading this & LAUGHING OUT LOUD!!! I even told my hubby I was going to buy MANY more as gifts for Christmas. Then I got to page 51. Zach Golden writes, quote "Sarah Palins political stunt baby could make this dish, so you should have no trouble." Yeah. So, regardless of you political affiliation this should be offensive to you. Zach is basically saying a child (is so dumb they can't do much of anything bc of Down's syndrome), that mind you was only birthed for political gain can make this super easy dish... Ew. What a bummer... As a sister of a handicap brother who worked with these kids for many yrs well this just pisses me off. The ignorance is tragic. Zach I know what you'll probably say "well I'm a comedian, I make fun of everyone" NO. Wrong. My suggestion is to take out page 51, or just change the 1st line. I will. It many more books of you do bc I believe in redemption. People don't realize their ignorance and that's ok bc we all have it some way or another. Seriously, I was digging this, a fine laugh... until page 51.Peace

Purchased for the wife, funny but still no dinner when returning from work!!!!

This was meant to be a present for a Non-cooking man, apart from the over use of the f word, no real idea why it was used so much, the recipes were not suitable for someone without the basic knowledge of cooking, as the book was described. Didn't give as present, now got unwanted book., book itself was in great condition, the photos etc were nice and the delivery was great, pity about the book.

The title obscures the F-word, but the text of the book doesn't. It's in every recipe along with other swear words. This might be the author's trademark or maybe an attempt at humor, but for people who are used to traditional cookbooks, it is unappetizing and in no way improves the experience of trying out the recipes. I made a terrible mistake by gifting this book to my brother-in-law and when my 86-year-old mother-in-law flipped through the pages and saw the language, she promptly sent it back to me. I would return it to Amazon, but by the time I received it, it was too late to send back for a refund. Another major shortcoming of this cookbook is there is not a single photo of the finished dishes. I guess we are just supposed to image them as f-ing good.