Is the SPIDER-MAN Cookbook any good?

I review Spider-Man: The Official Cookbook and cook a few of it's recipes.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:40 Overview
2:36 Recipe #1 - Beef Patties
4:54 Recipe #2 - Vegan Pho
7:05 Recipe #3 - Cannoli
8:21 Tasting Time!

#Spiderman
#Cookbook
#MisoHungrie

[kimberlywolfenheart]

This basically seem like a NYC cookbook for nerds, which isn't a bad thing. I'm surprised there hasn't been an X-Men cookbook yet. With characters from all sorts of heritages it would be easy to come up with many recipes.

[brandonsclips]

Makes me wonder if at some point this was conceptualized as a new york cookbook, got shelved and tossed around until it landed at someone with Prongs in Marvel and they said 'just make it spider-man'


Which I'm partiality fine with cause it fits the character as he does talk a lot about his favorites street foods when talking to other heroes and I'm also glad the recipies seem more mature.

Because if this were a kids book I'd be super simple and sweet like..."red and blue slushy' or something.

[thequietestlilbucket]

I love the framing sketches you did as J Jonah Jamison - your reviews are always fun to watch, but it definitely added an extra element of fun.

[Cthulhunoms]

"I want food... (slams desk) FOOD OF SPIDERMAN!"

[superveryman]

Funny you mentioned not associating Jamaican beef patties with Spider-Man because that's what's Miles is eating in "Spider-Man: into the Spiderverse" that's probably why the recipe is in the book.

[cranberryjuice]

I hope that you always have new cookbooks to review and your content never ends I love your channel so much

[fuzzyboon]

Definitely did not feel the recipes had anything to do with the theme, but they sure did look tasty! Your acting was top notch 👌

[fives]

The J Jonah Jamison bits were some of the best you've ever done. XD The food looked pretty tasty but I do agree that it could have been a bit more Spider-Man themed.

[Topgamer-nzsd]

Did you know binging with babish better known today as the babish culinary universe did a video of the wheat cakes from insomniacs marvels Spider-Man along with the Chinese pork dumplings? He mentioned that the wheat cakes were competent, which makes sense because the only thing sweet in those pancakes is molasses.

[danielsantiagourtado]

Amazing intro as always! You really rock the JJJ look! You're the Best ❤❤❤

[michaeln]

Miso, this is far and away your best intro yet, and that’s saying something! Having watched your videos for a few years now, I feel like both your cooking and more importantly your video-making have really leveled up! So much fun, and I hope the channel continues to be both financially and creatively rewarding for you.

[darthfox]

I love how you review cookbooks! You're quite a unique channel!

[shotpack]

You inspired me to try pop culture cookbooks

[DarkwingsDesending]

That is a great J. Jonah Jameson impression. Love your content as always!

[moritakaishida]

Let's be honest Peter can't afford to cook most of these

[kosmosshift]

Crazy how you got triple J in your video, how was working with him? I heard on the vine he’s actually a nice guy

[AdamYJ]

Given the choice between them using a regional theme and then stretching to get the back stories or having one of those books that styles food to look like the characters, I’d pick the former. I do wonder if the pho-Juggernaut connection is supposed to be because his origin is supposed to take place in a (now nebulous) Asian country (it was Korea at
first, but has changed as time rolled up behind the characters).

[Adoak]

Great intro, I love the commitment to the bit.

[shelbybayer]

You should do Aunt May's Wheat Cakes next time.

[zingstars]

Your acting was hilarious and a great addition to these delicious dishes, well done SpideyMiso!