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Phil McCockin has never played it safe in the kitchen—or in life. With a spatula in one hand and a passport in the other, he has traveled across every continent chasing the boldest flavors. He seeks the juiciest chicken recipes the world has to offer. Along the way, he’s cooked alongside Michelin-starred chefs and swapped secrets with street vendors. Furthermore, he’s learned a trick or two from grandmothers who don’t measure, but always know when “it’s done.” Phil’s debut cookbook, 101 Ways to Eat Cock, is the culmination of years of adventure, flavor-hunting, and tongue-in-cheek storytelling. Each recipe is served with a wink, a nudge, and just enough innuendo to make you laugh while you lick your fingers. From fiery curries to sticky glazes, smoky grills to silky braises, his cock (yes, the chicken) has never tasted better.

But Phil’s not just about food—he’s about fun. Everywhere he goes, people clamor to be near him, drawn in by his enigmatic energy, mischievous humor, and ability to turn even a simple roast into a riot. He lives by one rule: dinner should never be boring. When he’s not cooking, you’ll find Phil scribbling jokes in the margins of his recipe notebooks. Alternatively, he might be chasing the next great dish across the globe or holding court at a crowded dinner table where laughter is the main course. Hungry yet? Good. Because Phil McCockin is here to remind you: chicken might feed your body, but laughter feeds your soul.

“A scholarly yet scandalously flavorful deep dive into mankind’s oldest obsession: chicken and chaos.” – Professor Thighsworth, PhD — Chicken Anthropologist

“Finally, a cookbook that isn’t afraid to make me laugh while I lick my fingers. Phil’s cock is juicy, tender, and impossible to put down.”
— Chef Anita Bone, Culinary Institute of Giggles