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How to make authentic horror movie blood - A History of Horror with Mark Gatiss - BBC
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October 21, 2010
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A useful tip in time for Halloween!
The sticky blood used in horror films of this period became known as Kensington Gore -- a jokey reference to the London street of the same name. While Hammer's special recipe remains obscure, Mark demonstrates his own favourite method.
Ingredients:
2 cups of Golden Syrup
1 cup of Water
10 teaspoons of Red food colouring
A few drops of Blue food colouring
A few drops of Yellow food colouring
10 tablespoons of Corn Flour
Mint flavouring -- to taste
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