/ck/ - Food & Cooking

This, but the real stuff Ashford was making at the end of the show before he explained it took a minimum of months to a year to make dragon meat non-toxic.

Dragon cuisine, but not faked with orc meat and whale that's been sitting in the ice shed for months.

>>11918977
I still want to try dragon cuisine from The Slayers. Takes months to detoxify to the point where a small amount isn't lethal. They had a full table of the stuff but it was a scam made of orc meat and whale. Later they killed a dragon with the head chef, but learned he wouldn't have their feast ready for them for a couple years.

>>11814333
So you have to bury in the ground for 6 months to leech out the toxins, or simmer it for, what was it, 8 months, 10 months?

>>11750709
This. Oddly enough I'll specify too, gerolsteiner water, not cold cold but below room temp. I know it sounds like I'm trying to sell the shit but it's fucking awesome for some reason.

Fantasy food. That dragon meat feast from The Slayers. Before they learned it was leftover orc and whale from the icebox and tasted bad enough that they were ready to puke. Chef was ready to make a bunch of new shit when they killed another one but it would take years to detoxify.

Hate to go all /a/ on this, but if this wasn't made with orc and whale I'd be all over it. Dragon wine souffé, dragon fin soup, dragon sukiyaki.

Fantasy creatures from medieval swords and sorcery games and shows sound delicious.

Chef Ashford's dragon cuisine.

Or the real version of the shit they tried to fake in the beginning: dragon wine souffle, dragon-fin soup, fatty-dragon sukiyaki.