cthonical:

purempathy:

mrgolightly:

Nailed it.

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Am I watching a Hannibal fan fiction?

yeah so this is a thing that happened hannibal you utter fuck

HE GARNISHED IT WITH A BLACK CHICKEN CLAW!!!!!!!

let-them-eat-vag:

child-of-clay:

im-electric-sympathy:

i made sum pancakes

oh my god are you shitting me

WTF HAHAHA

(Source: im-electricsympathy, via typhonatemybaby)

pinstripesuit:

heytherehopstuff:

This is yet another Hannibal-related beer post, because it turns out that Hannibal is a show television show for beer. Seriously, there is SO MUCH beer on this show, it is like 30% of the reason why I love it so much. Not only does it feature characters drinking and making beer, but, staying true to Hannibal Lecter’s pretentious foodie ways, it demonstrates proper beer glassware. That’s what we’re gonna talk about today.

So what does this different glassware do, other than make the beer look pretty? Like wine glasses or champagne flutes, the shape of the glass can affect how the beer smells, tastes and feels in your mouth. The glass shape plays a lot into helping a beer retain its head (the layer of bubbles on top), which keeps the flavor in the beer, because as soon as the beer hits air, the flavor (and the smell, which affects flavor a lot) starts to dissipate into the ether. The chart above is a good, quick guide to what type of glass is appropriate for what kind of beer, going by the beer’s color.

in which I am, again, a massive dork

A delicious guide to Hannibal fandom.

Rather than acting precious about the perceived seriousness of their show, Hannibal’s creators seem to share their fans’ quirky sense of humour. When famed carpet nerd Hugh Dancy nails a scene on set, he’s treated to a chorus of Drake’s song “Fancy”, with the lyrics changed to “Oh, Hugh Dancy.” And his co-star Kacey Rhol (Abigail Hobbs on the show) reblogs Hannibal content on Tumblr and reads fanfic. 

Most impressively, Hannibal is one of the vanishingly few shows whose official Tumblr account reads like it’s written by someone in fandom rather than a soulless PR hack, a trait that it shares with—you guessed it —Teen Wolf. Our favourite little detail is that the heart-shaped “Like” symbol on NBCHannibal’s Tumblr page is shaped like an actual human heart.

But the best behind-the-scenes content has to got to be the blog run by the show’s food stylist. Feeding Hannibal is read by thousands of Fannibals, both on its own site or on Tumblr, and offers incredibly detailed (and illustrated) insights into the show’s many, many food-related scenes. Fans joke that that Hannibal is a cooking show, but really, it kind of is. [READ MORE]

freshfish:

That Freddie Lounds isn’t afraid of anything and though she may have dodged a bullet by ordering salad from Hannibal, I want her leafy greens to be even more menacing than the oozing meat on the Will and Hannibal’s plates.

For the salad, I’ll use white asparagus that will suggest finger bones when I cut the stalks into thumb and finger lengths. Lotus root slices will look like Munch “Scream” faces when juxtaposed with bird skulls.

Janice Poon, food stylist for Hannibal

Holy shit, he actually garnished his salad with a bird skull.

(via nikibee1)