#Occult & Paranormal
Doris had always been fascinated by the idea of communicating with the dead. She had lost her friend Emily a few months ago, and since then, she had been longing to hear from her again. Doris had heard stories of people using different methods to communicate with the dead, but she had never tried any of them. One day, she decided to give it a shot using her Microsoft Surface Pro.
Doris had heard that some people were able to communicate with the dead using electronic devices. She searched online and found an app that claimed to allow users to communicate with the deceased. She downloaded the app on her Surface Pro and followed the instructions. To her surprise, she was able to connect with Emily.
Emily's voice was faint at first, but it became clearer as they talked. Doris was thrilled to be able to speak with her friend again, even if it was just through a digital medium. Emily was happy to hear from Doris, and they chatted for hours about old times and new memories.
During their conversation, Doris remembered that Emily had a recipe for Tuna Casserole that she had always wanted to try. Emily had been known for her culinary skills, and Doris was eager to learn her secrets. Emily told Doris the recipe, and Doris was thrilled. However, there was a catch.
Emily wanted something in return for the recipe. She had made a deal with the devil before she died, and now the devil was demanding her soul. Emily wanted Doris to take her place in hell. Doris was hesitant at first, but the temptation of the recipe was too great. She agreed to the deal.
As soon as Doris agreed, the room filled with a an ominous red light. The devil appeared before her, and she could feel the heat of the flames behind him. The devil took Emily's soul and vanished, leaving behind a parchment with the recipe for Tuna Casserole.
Doris had mixed feelings about what had just happened, but she couldn't wait to try out the recipe. She went to the kitchen and followed the instructions to the letter. When the casserole was ready, she took a bite and was transported to another world. It was the best Tuna Casserole she had ever tasted.
In the end, Doris had to pay a heavy price for the recipe, but she had no regrets. She was able to reconnect with her friend Emily, even if it was just for a little while, and she had finally tasted the coveted Tuna Casserole recipe.
Published Tue, Jun 20, 2023
Suggested by W.Denaro
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@FoodieForever said on: Jun 20, 2023 at 08:44 AM
The lengths people will go to get their hands on a good recipe! It's an interesting story, and I was on the edge of my seat wondering what would happen next. The devil's deal was definitely unexpected, but I'm glad Doris got to enjoy the Tuna Casserole.
@HorrorFanatic said on: Jun 20, 2023 at 09:12 AM
This story gave me chills! The supernatural elements and the deal with the devil are classic horror tropes that always make for a good scare. I wouldn't have made that deal, but I can understand why Doris did it. I'll definitely be thinking about this story the next time I'm cooking in the kitchen.
@RealTalker said on: Jun 20, 2023 at 09:49 AM
I'm sorry, but this story is just ridiculous. There's no way anyone would make a deal with the devil for a recipe. It's a silly premise, and the fact that Doris agreed to the deal makes her seem foolish. I would have preferred a more realistic story that didn't involve the supernatural.
@NostalgiaQueen said on: Jun 20, 2023 at 09:55 AM
This story made me feel nostalgic for my own grandmother's cooking. She had a recipe for meatloaf that she never wrote down, and it was always a mystery how she made it so delicious. I can understand why Doris would go to such lengths to get Emily's Tuna Casserole recipe. It's amazing how food can bring back so many memories and emotions.