English occultist Aleister Crowley wasn’t merely a poet, painter and the Great Beast 666, he was also an aspiring chef! That’s right and if you’d like to make some magick in the kitchen tonight, The Master Therion’s recipe for his “famous” (or would that be “infamous”) curried rice dish, “Riz Aleister Crowley” has been posted on the Music is the Heart Tumblr blog, after being found among his papers at Syracuse University in New York.

Bon appetit! (Larger page 1 here, page 2 here)
 

 
Via Coilhouse

ahahahahahaha! I love stuff like this. “Human, all too human.” I might make this tonight.

I once saw a copy of Gems of the Equinox, that had Crowley’s signature and a note to the person he was giving the book to, it said something like, ” and come over for my famous hot curry dish.I did not have the 100 bucks on me the used book store owner in Berkeley was asking for the book.

...as was vincent price: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/137756.A_Treasury_of_Great_Recipes

yeah your image links are both broken. thanks for nothing.

Links seem broken, rigorously trying to get my Poem of Spring on.

I think the image links you want are:

p1: http://musicistheart.tumblr.com/photo/1280/1204629523/1/tumblr_l9gol2cCxC1qd9mnz

p2: http://musicistheart.tumblr.com/photo/1280/1205985234/1/tumblr_l9h6bvqPsb1qd9mnz

Boil till the Stars are right. Put salt, salt under Will, etc.

Ah, if only we still had Nikola Tesla’s recipe for celery-stuffed duck.  Apparently he showed restaurant chefs the details of how he wanted it prepared.  But he wouldn’t let anyone write it down except on tiny squares of paper which were later destroyed.  The secret died with him.

I have seen this posting somewhere a long time ago and,of course, the photo of the late ALEISTER CROWLEY is most familiar to those who have read his works and studied his life,etc. but his sense of humour, ribald and so forth, is not to be neglected for the serious things he tried to do, often unsuccessfully, or the opposite results he obtained that turned out to be most undesirable from many perspectives…..