This site was quite underwhelming (or blocked 3rd party connections disabled major functionality) as it shows but 3 pages of the book and a link to an instagram account.
You could alternatively borrow a copy from your local* digital library[0] in order to admire the full beauty captured in this work, both art and creative recipes.
>Small amounts of water extract made by boiling
the leaves, blossoms or seed pods of datura
stramonium might be mixed with the basic Ma joon,
or even the White Cooky recipe. Then the effect
would be to make the victim suggestible to what¬
ever is desired. The grated skin of a dried
desert lizard can be used instead of canthar-
ides beetles.
...interesting! I wonder what the trial and error process looked like.
This site was quite underwhelming (or blocked 3rd party connections disabled major functionality) as it shows but 3 pages of the book and a link to an instagram account.
You could alternatively borrow a copy from your local* digital library[0] in order to admire the full beauty captured in this work, both art and creative recipes.
[0] https://archive.org/details/hashishcookbook00pana/mode/1up
*local as in your local library, not 127.0.0.1
edit: url changes as you browse the pdf on the archive site, link updated to 1st page
>Small amounts of water extract made by boiling the leaves, blossoms or seed pods of datura stramonium might be mixed with the basic Ma joon, or even the White Cooky recipe. Then the effect would be to make the victim suggestible to what¬ ever is desired. The grated skin of a dried desert lizard can be used instead of canthar- ides beetles.
...interesting! I wonder what the trial and error process looked like.
I liked the author's blog's tagline and might use it in reference to OSS dev:
* “Not building a wall but making a brick”