Chef. Explorer. Storyteller.
From back-alley spice markets to moonlit jungle fires, Phil McCockin has chased flavor, folly, and the world’s finest chickens — all in the name of adventure and discovering unique chicken recipes.
Phil McCockin isn’t just a chef — he’s a full-blown culinary adventurer. He has roasted, grilled, smoked, and braised his way across six continents in pursuit of the perfect bite. Often, he incorporates innovative chicken recipes into his repertoire. He believes that chicken recipes are the canvas upon which he paints his flavorful tales. From a Thai jungle curry that nearly set an entire village ablaze to a Parisian soufflé that almost triggered the Louvre’s smoke alarms, Phil’s globe-trotting career has been equal parts triumph, chaos, and pure comedic genius. Meanwhile, his travel-inspired recipes are celebrated for their bold, unexpected flavors blended with stories you’ll swear must be made up… but aren’t.
And as Phil famously says, a man’s true character is revealed by how he handles his cock — his chicken, of course. It’s that irreverent spirit that shaped his debut cookbook, 101 Ways to Eat Cock. This cookbook is a wildly inventive (yet entirely real) collection of chicken recipes. The recipes are wrapped in globe-spanning misadventures and tongue-in-cheek humor.
With his tilted safari hat, sauce-stained chef coat, and fearless appetite for exploration, Phil has become a symbol of rustic technique, bold flavor, and zero pretense. Around here, food isn’t just cooked — it’s conquered. These chicken recipes stand as testament to culinary adventure.
“Phil told me this cookbook was ‘a simple poultry manual.’ Lies. It’s a treasure map to flavor, danger, and at least three near-death experiences. I loved every saucy page.” – Ophilia Hiney — Jungle Guide & “Close Friend”
“Sweetheart, these recipes are so tasty they had me giggling like a sinner on Sunday. Bless Phil’s wild little heart.” – Dolly Partease — Country Bombshell