Chunky Honey Chocolate Bars
1 (21 1/2 oz) package of fudge brownie mix made according to directions

1/2c honey
1/4c creamy peanut butter
3/4c chopped salted peanuts
1 (6 oz) pk semi-sweet choc. chips
Combine honey and peanut butter in a small saucepan over low heat, stirring often.
Immediately after taking brownies from oven, sprinkle with peanuts and chocolate chips and drizzle peanut butter/honey mixture over brownies.
Cool and cut into squares.
Yields: 24 bars
From "Of Tide and Thyme Cookbook"
RL`

Preheat ovent to 325°. Blend sugar, flour, cinnamon & salt & cream into shortening; add egg yolk.
Divide the dough into thirds & refrigerate the thirds you are not working with until needed.
Spread 1/3 of the dough on a cookie sheet; spread until it is uniform & as thin as possible.
Brush egg white over dough; sprinkle sliced almonds on top. Bake 15-20 mintues or until evenly browned; remove from oven; slice into squares quickly & remove from cookie sheet immediately. Repeat with other 2/3 of dough.~~ Can be kept frozen.

My all time funny name for a cookie though, is Snickerdoodles. I'll have to look through some of my cookbooks to find some others. I know I've loved some names I've come across.

Although anything that gets kids into the kitchen and cooking can't be all bad.

Ingredients
12-16 raisins
2 slices of bread
Butter or margarine
Seedless berry jam

Tools you'll need
Toaster
Plate
Butter knife

1. Tear raisins in variously sized, scab-like pieces and set aside.

2. Toast bread until golden brown.

3. Carefully place hot toast on a plate.

4. Spread each slice of toast first with butter or margarine, and then with jam. Artfully arrange scabs on jam and eat.
Serves: 1 wound worshipper

Sicko serving suggestion: Surreptitiously place a raisin scab on the gauze pad of a sterile (non-medicated) bandage, and apply it to the clean, dry appendage of your choice. Then tell your intended victim that you're so hungry you could eat a scab. Whip off your bandage and chow down in front of them!
From Gross Grub by Cheryl Porter

There is a recipe in this book but it doesn't have jello, it's called "diaper dump porridge." Pretty gross. I bought this for my son when he was in 1st grade, at the book fair at school. He'll be 15 soon. When you mentioned a disgusting book, I had to look for it, haven't opened it in a very long time. My son loved it when he was little. Hmmmm, maybe I should serve some sewer soda with dinner tomorrow to bring back some old memories :)

So what's potty jello?