Cooking for Elves, Dwarves and Dragons: 125 unofficial recipes inspired by The Witcher, Game of Thrones, The Wheel of Time, The Broken Earth and other fantasy favorites

Really cool concept but i do like to have pictures with recipes so i can tell if i am doing it right.Nice recipes no pictures

I bought Thea James’s COOKING FOR WIZARDS, WARRIORS AND DRAGONS for a middle school young man as a Christmas present. I knew he currently enjoyed cooking (his team at school won first prize in an interscholastic cooking contest). I didn’t know what to buy him. Searching for cookbooks, I saw Cooking for Wizards, Warriers and Dragons.The cover is soft leather with engraved lettering. Feels great. Looks great. Inside are recipes, the story behind the recipes, and some fantastic artwork.The young fellow sent a Text saying he was extremely pleased to receive the book. In fact, he prepared his first meal using a recipe from the book. He said it tasted great.

It's an understatement to say that I love food, and that I love fantasy novels. This cookbook combines the best of both worlds through witty commentary, gorgeous illustrations, and DELICOUS LOOKING RECIPES that represent some of the most diverse cultures around the world (and other worlds). Some examples: Sambal with Fried Rice, inspired by Zen Cho's Sorcerer to the Crown Series, King's Landing Barbecue inspired by George RR Martin's GoT books (and the HBO series), Sashimi a la Smeagol isnpired by LOTR, and Dara's Mujaddara lentil stew inspired by SA Chakraborty's The Daevabad Trilogy. My mouth is watering and I also feel like I need to give a number of these books a good reread for inspiration. Can't wait to cook my way through this book!

this book is for a birthday gift and has not been given. I looked at the book and enjoyed what I saw.

My daughter likes to cook and try new recipes. Several of my family are into gaming and like the wizards and dragon theme. It was a good gift.