Photo:Andrea D’AgostoFans of YouTube duoRhett & Linkare in for a treat … literally.The beloved content creators — who are known for the internet-first entertainment studio Mythical Entertainment, as well as the popular web seriesGood Mythical Morning— have partnered with chef Josh Scherer (of Mythical Kitchen and host ofLast Meals) to debut an otherworldly cookbook.The book, appropriately titledThe Mythical Cookbook, gives fans a taste of magically creative cuisine. According to a press release, it gives 10 rules for “cooking deliciously, eating happily and living mythically.”The book, which is set to hit shelves on March 11, contains 100 delicious recipes with everything from orange chicken parm to Gatorade muffins — combining Scherer’s knack for snacking, and Rhett & Link’s creativity, in perfect harmony. Needless to say, it’s about to bring some supernatural energy to kitchens across the U.S.Andrea D’AgostoScherer is the executive director of culinary content at Mythical Entertainment — and the star of theMythical Kitchen YouTube channel(whereLast Mealairs), so he was a natural fit for Rhett & Link’s cookbook collaboration. Mythical Kitchen drops creative new recipes every week.“For years now, we’ve been guilty knowing we were the only ones getting to taste the amazingly inventive dishes coming out of the Mythical Kitchen,” Rhett & Link told PEOPLE in an exclusive joint statement. “It’s a relief to get that monkey off our backs…and into our fans’ mouths. But to clarify — there are no monkey recipes inThe Mythical Cookbook.”Scherer is also understandably excited about this YouTube mashup. In a statement to PEOPLE, he said:“At risk of sounding arrogant (I’m normally very humble, I promise!), we’ve been creating some of the most unique, outlandish, and downright delicious foods on the planet here in the Mythical Kitchen for a real long time, and I can’t describe how excited I am to finally smash all of our best recipes in between two hard slabs of cardboard (or whatever book covers are made of.) You never knew you needed a PB&J-inspired fried chicken sandwich in your life, but, once you make it, I promise you there’s no closing the lid on that sweet, sticky, spicy Pandora’s box.”Food NetworkRhett & Link are longtime foodies — last year, the duocollaborated with the Food Networkfor a one-off program calledInside Eats with Rhett & Link. One episode featured the Cheesecake Factory, where they were able to see where the magic really happens. In another, they explored the ins and outs of Chipotle.The Mythical Cookbookis available forpre-orderhere.
Photo:Andrea D’Agosto
Andrea D’Agosto
Fans of YouTube duoRhett & Linkare in for a treat … literally.The beloved content creators — who are known for the internet-first entertainment studio Mythical Entertainment, as well as the popular web seriesGood Mythical Morning— have partnered with chef Josh Scherer (of Mythical Kitchen and host ofLast Meals) to debut an otherworldly cookbook.The book, appropriately titledThe Mythical Cookbook, gives fans a taste of magically creative cuisine. According to a press release, it gives 10 rules for “cooking deliciously, eating happily and living mythically.”The book, which is set to hit shelves on March 11, contains 100 delicious recipes with everything from orange chicken parm to Gatorade muffins — combining Scherer’s knack for snacking, and Rhett & Link’s creativity, in perfect harmony. Needless to say, it’s about to bring some supernatural energy to kitchens across the U.S.Andrea D’AgostoScherer is the executive director of culinary content at Mythical Entertainment — and the star of theMythical Kitchen YouTube channel(whereLast Mealairs), so he was a natural fit for Rhett & Link’s cookbook collaboration. Mythical Kitchen drops creative new recipes every week.“For years now, we’ve been guilty knowing we were the only ones getting to taste the amazingly inventive dishes coming out of the Mythical Kitchen,” Rhett & Link told PEOPLE in an exclusive joint statement. “It’s a relief to get that monkey off our backs…and into our fans’ mouths. But to clarify — there are no monkey recipes inThe Mythical Cookbook.”Scherer is also understandably excited about this YouTube mashup. In a statement to PEOPLE, he said:“At risk of sounding arrogant (I’m normally very humble, I promise!), we’ve been creating some of the most unique, outlandish, and downright delicious foods on the planet here in the Mythical Kitchen for a real long time, and I can’t describe how excited I am to finally smash all of our best recipes in between two hard slabs of cardboard (or whatever book covers are made of.) You never knew you needed a PB&J-inspired fried chicken sandwich in your life, but, once you make it, I promise you there’s no closing the lid on that sweet, sticky, spicy Pandora’s box.”Food NetworkRhett & Link are longtime foodies — last year, the duocollaborated with the Food Networkfor a one-off program calledInside Eats with Rhett & Link. One episode featured the Cheesecake Factory, where they were able to see where the magic really happens. In another, they explored the ins and outs of Chipotle.The Mythical Cookbookis available forpre-orderhere.
Fans of YouTube duoRhett & Linkare in for a treat … literally.
The beloved content creators — who are known for the internet-first entertainment studio Mythical Entertainment, as well as the popular web seriesGood Mythical Morning— have partnered with chef Josh Scherer (of Mythical Kitchen and host ofLast Meals) to debut an otherworldly cookbook.
The book, appropriately titledThe Mythical Cookbook, gives fans a taste of magically creative cuisine. According to a press release, it gives 10 rules for “cooking deliciously, eating happily and living mythically.”
The book, which is set to hit shelves on March 11, contains 100 delicious recipes with everything from orange chicken parm to Gatorade muffins — combining Scherer’s knack for snacking, and Rhett & Link’s creativity, in perfect harmony. Needless to say, it’s about to bring some supernatural energy to kitchens across the U.S.
Scherer is the executive director of culinary content at Mythical Entertainment — and the star of theMythical Kitchen YouTube channel(whereLast Mealairs), so he was a natural fit for Rhett & Link’s cookbook collaboration. Mythical Kitchen drops creative new recipes every week.
“For years now, we’ve been guilty knowing we were the only ones getting to taste the amazingly inventive dishes coming out of the Mythical Kitchen,” Rhett & Link told PEOPLE in an exclusive joint statement. “It’s a relief to get that monkey off our backs…and into our fans’ mouths. But to clarify — there are no monkey recipes inThe Mythical Cookbook.”
Scherer is also understandably excited about this YouTube mashup. In a statement to PEOPLE, he said:
“At risk of sounding arrogant (I’m normally very humble, I promise!), we’ve been creating some of the most unique, outlandish, and downright delicious foods on the planet here in the Mythical Kitchen for a real long time, and I can’t describe how excited I am to finally smash all of our best recipes in between two hard slabs of cardboard (or whatever book covers are made of.) You never knew you needed a PB&J-inspired fried chicken sandwich in your life, but, once you make it, I promise you there’s no closing the lid on that sweet, sticky, spicy Pandora’s box.”
Food Network
Rhett & Link are longtime foodies — last year, the duocollaborated with the Food Networkfor a one-off program calledInside Eats with Rhett & Link. One episode featured the Cheesecake Factory, where they were able to see where the magic really happens. In another, they explored the ins and outs of Chipotle.
The Mythical Cookbookis available forpre-orderhere.
source: people.com
