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Sustenance for Solids
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Sustenance for Solids |
| Publisher: | Oracle |
| Editor(s): | Marguerite Krause? |
| Date(s): | June 1999 (second printing: July 1999) |
| Medium: | print cookbook |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: Deep Space Nine |
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Sustenance for Solids is a 76-page gen Star Trek: Deep Space Nine cookbook by Oracle, a René Auberjonois fan club. Auberjonois is the actor who portrayed the character Odo.
About
An introduction, recipe ideas, and artwork by René!
This cookbook was developed by the talented and food-loving members of RAFL -- the René Auberjonois Fan(fic) List.
The first version of the book was a gift for René, but once he saw it he agreed that anyone who enjoys food and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine should have a chance to own a copy!
Here's an excerpt from René's introduction:
"I love to eat.... and here are Things I love to eat.... I love perfectly cooked rice, Basmati rice -- fluffy and aromatic. Sushi rice --sticky and mysterious. California brown rice -- heavy and satisfying. Risoto [sic] -- in all its magical forms...."
Wouldn't you like to read more? :-)
ALL PROCEEDS from the purchase of Sustenance for Solids (after mailing) are DONATED to charities chosen by René, including Doctors Without Borders, The Heifer Project, Amnesty International, and others.
Sustenance for Solids contains over 75 pages of recipes, everything from appetizers (including “Dr. Bashir’s Potato Salad” and “Moogie’s Best Baked Bugs”) to dessert (including “Section 31’s Top-Secret Carrot Cake” and “Joseph Sisko’s Louisiana Pie”). The book is illustrated by such talented artists as Janet D’Airo, Chris Bichler, Tracy Hemenover, and others. [1]