/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.13946915]

Have you ever tried a recipe from a fictional universe?

[Anonymous No.13947057]

No. I'd never do that.

[Anonymous No.13947384]

>>13946915
A family member I got hooked on Supernatural bought the cookbook for that and says it's pretty cool. Take them for what they are but they can be fun to make if you're not stuck up about it.

[Anonymous No.13947390]

I tried the curry from persona 5. Made it with all the "special" ingredients except for chocolate, and not gonna lie it was great!

[Anonymous No.13947392]

>>13946915
I´ve cooked litaraly ever! single! Dish! from Shokugeki no Souma. Some of the Recepies are pretty good. But fuck that Omlette. Im way to stupid for that shit.

[Anonymous No.13947507]

>>13946915
Isn't the food from Skyrim just a bunch of basic stews and baked goods?

[Anonymous No.13947555]

>>13947384
How the fuck is there a Supernatural cookbook? The characters only eat at diners and gas stations. There was a whole thing in the Leviathan arc where they had to go hungry because everything with high fructose corn syrup in it was poisoned.

[Anonymous No.13947574]

>>13946915
Yeah I had mac and cheese once.

[Anonymous No.13948103]

>>13947392
Even the molecular ones ?

[Anonymous No.13948671]

>>13947384
As has already been asked, how is that a thing? Their entire diet is beer and bacon cheeseburgers.

[Anonymous No.13949021]

I tried this one from the Witcher 3, but its barely a recipe

[Anonymous No.13949029]

Big fan of Wakandan cuisine

[Anonymous No.13949037]

>>13947384
>>13947555
>>13948671
Filled with delicious recipes inspired by the hit television series, this cookbook allows fans to experience the world of Supernatural like never before.

Whether you’re a seasoned chef, beginner cook, or diner food enthusiast like the Winchester Brothers, Supernatural: The Official Cookbook brings a variety both savory and sweet recipes from the show to life. When they aren’t keeping humanity safe from all kinds of otherworldly threats, Dean and Sam often take time to eat and devise their next steps for hunting monsters at a small-town diner. This complete culinary guide features some of the brothers’ favorite dishes, such as Dean’s breakfast Pigs ‘N A Poke, cheeseburger and fries, angel food cake, Sam’s salads—and, of course, pie!

Featuring other recipes inspired by characters and locations and complete with illustrations, recipe modifications, and mouthwatering full-color photos, this cookbook will inspire you to not wait for your next road trip and prepare your own delicious feast.

[Anonymous No.13949278]

i am just this week thinking about Birthday Soup, from the Little Bear books by else homelund minarik, illustrated by mmaurice sendak. birthday soup is what little bear makes for his friends when he is afraid his mother forgot to get him a birthday cake.
here is the recipe:
carrots
potatos
peas
tomatos
tell me that wouldnt be a refreshing soup. just add salt to taste, and i think we can elaborate with a little oil, and 1 or 2 herbs. im gonna go with olive oil and black pepper, hardly seasoning it at all.

[Anonymous No.13949287]

Made tubby toast and tubby custard from Teletubbies with little kids when I was doing a teaching secondment.

[Anonymous No.13949681]

>>13947507
pretty much
theres a chapter on mead though

[Anonymous No.13949765]

I'm going to buy this eventually

[Anonymous No.13949767]

It was as I expected only better

[Anonymous No.13950126]

>>13949765
Same, brother. Same. Reading Mossflower now. I fucking love the Redwall books. Idk how Jacques did it, but his descriptions of and imagination with food is second to none.

[Anonymous No.13950145]

I wish muramasa demon blade had a cookbook

[Anonymous No.13950431]

The my Little pony baking book has some unironically good shit.

[Anonymous No.13950441]

I have made some Pubicus Breadicus once before

[Anonymous No.13950470]

>>13950441
lol

[Anonymous No.13950479]

>>13949767
Bro is this the motherfucking Sinner's Sandwich?

[Anonymous No.13951338]

Guys my store doesn't have any kwama eggs and the guy looked at me funny when I asked about them.

[Anonymous No.13951497]

>>13946915
Haven't yet, but the sunshine souffle from Skyrim looks promising

[Anonymous No.13951544]

>>13949021
There was another one from blood and wine that was a little more complete that I might try for lulz

[Anonymous No.13951721]

>>13946915
Yup. I'm a sucker for themed cookbooks like that. The recipe quality varies, but there are some real winners. My family loves the honeyed chicken in the Game of Thrones cookbook.

[Anonymous No.13951762]

We talking fictional recipes or recipes from fiction? Closest I've done is a couple from the Harry Potter cookbook (which turned out pretty well, I think I modified a recipe to make a pumpkin cake as well) and ogled at the Beatrix Potter one.

[Anonymous No.13951787]

>>13951544
Sounds great. Strain it after blending though.

[Anonymous No.13951797]

I will one day make a ButtsPie

[Anonymous No.13951818]

>>13946915
how can u try something that isnt real you FUCKING RETARD

[Anonymous No.13951832]

>>13949021
That one sounds like a chicken curry with pumpkin.

[Anonymous No.13951845]

>>13949029
That looks quite good.

[Anonymous No.13951910]

The Game of Thrones cookbook that was being passed around on here is actually really bloody good, a lot of either primary research (or secondary sources of primary works) had gone into it. I haven't made anything from it yet but I really want to do mince pies but with an edible crust.

[Anonymous No.13951914]

>>13946915
Nah, but if I do it'll probably be one of those Halo-themed mixed drinks.

[Anonymous No.13952080]

>>13951832
Idk I interpreted "exotic spices" as more of a middle eastern type thing, like shawarma

[Anonymous No.13952088]

>>13947384
I hope you haven't watched past season 5

[Anonymous No.13952096]

>>13949287
Tubby toast
So just toast?
>Tubby custard
Let me guess vanilla pudding with food colouring?
Did kids enjoy that?

[Anonymous No.13952102]

>>13951910
Who ever read soiaf and said I want to try what those guys are having?
The food described as most appetizing was the guy being burned alive and that was only because it's from the point of view of some guy who didn't eat for days

[Anonymous No.13952110]

>>13949029
Its... its just bastardized Indian food. It even has ghee.

[Anonymous No.13952116]

>>13952102
>Who ever read soiaf and said I want to try what those guys are having?
Lots of people, anon. It's not as famous for it as Redwall, but it's an aspect that a lot of people have commented favorably on.

[Anonymous No.13952191]

>>13951910
link?

[Anonymous No.13952204]

>>13949029
>attempting to glorify african food by talking about a fictional recipe
lol ok

[Anonymous No.13952241]

>>13949029
Actually looks unironically delicious.

[Anonymous No.13952258]

>>13949029
I feel like they're overcompensating with spices here because they in a perverse way they have to uphold culinary stereotypes because they're black people

[Anonymous No.13952265]

>>13952116
It's not Harry Potter, food is used to showcase hardship, we get kids hunting pidgeons and eating puppy stew, criminals forced to live in a frozen hellhole trying to swallow frozen meat because they can't start a fire to hear it up, other eat salted meat tougher than their shoes because they are in the middle of nowhere with nothing else to eat
The food of soiaf isn't memorable, the most memorable thing I remember was the girl eating an orange for the first time in her life because she was that poor

[Anonymous No.13952267]

>>13950126
Omg tell me there is a recipe for shrimp and hot root soup in that book! I'm reading my 4 year old redwall right now.

[Anonymous No.13952279]

I have a friend who really likes Hearthstone and WoW so I got him the HS Tavern's food book for his birthday. I haven't tried many recipes from it but I did read and make a mixed drink from it, I think it was called "energy coolant" and it was like a lemon-sorbet mixed drink with the lemon and like a gatoraid plus the alcohol. I thought it was really nice and tasty, a pretty simple drink but well balanced but he didn't like it.

I wish I had a big collection of fantasy cookbooks. I wonder if there's any good ones for like LOTR or The Wheel Of Time or something.

[Anonymous No.13952281]

>>13947392
No lie that apple cider risotto they made in that one episode is fucking amazing. I made it once and it was insane how good it was.

[Anonymous No.13952470]

>>13952267
https://theredwallcookbook.tumblr.com/post/136853527815/shrimp-n-hotroot-soup-the-signature-soup-of

Doubt that this is from the actual cookbook, but it's a recipe for ya either way.

http://cookfiction.com/recipes/shrimp-n-hotroot-soup.html

This one says it's "adapted" from the Redwall cookbook. Not sure what that means, but again... another one to try. Enjoy!

[Anonymous No.13952478]

>>13946915
Kind of. I saw a poorfag in an old 90's anime boil a bunch of sweet potatoes and thought it looked neat so I cycled to the nearest market to buy 3 sweet potatoes with loose change that was laying around and boiled them. They were good.

[Anonymous No.13952504]

>>13952470
You rock man!

[Anonymous No.13952534]

>>13946915
All recipes are fictional, anon.

[Anonymous No.13952536]

>>13952504
No worries, I know. I do hope you make it and if you do, make a thread if at all possible. I will be in there full force. I really need to do some more out of the box cooking now that I'm not working. Might see if I can find a used version of the Redwall cookbook and start fucking around on there. It is spring time after all, and that's when the feasting season begins, especially outside on the Abbey grounds.

Their drinks always made my mouth water. All the cordials and teas. God damnit I might have to buy that today. Enjoy and I hope your 4 year old is enjoying them. He or she will be reading them decades from now and enjoying them just as much as now because of you!

[Anonymous No.13952541]

>>13946915
>The Glder Scrolls

[Anonymous No.13952559]

>>13946915
A few years back I made fiend stew from Fallout: New Vegas. As the recipe in the game only had like 4 ingredients some improvisation was required. Wound up just making a beef stew with southwest american elements.

[Anonymous No.13953203]

>>13952534
You know, as I'm writing this reply the more I try to refute you the more truthful you seem

[Anonymous No.13953664]

>>13949029
Proceeds to eat with hands

[Anonymous No.13954108]

>>13952265
You're half right: food IS used to showcase hardship, but it's also used to showcase luxury (usually for the Lannisters) and how exotic a place can be. It's used to set the tone of a scene, and to tell you about the people eating. Particularly when someone has the option to have almost anything, what they have tells you about them, like how the most powerful man in the Night's Watch only eats on a level comparable to a low-ranking lord, or how Stannis will only drink lemon water in contrast with his drunkard brother. It might not be memorable to you, but you're in the minority.

[Anonymous No.13954144]

>>13952541
kek

[Anonymous No.13954801]

>>13949037
Every single recipe in that cookbook has been listed in the blurb.

[Anonymous No.13954868]

>>13952110
I'm confused as fuck as to why a bunch of isolationists would have a tradition of using a fuckton of spices obtained through trade and migration.

[Anonymous No.13954878]

>>13946915
>fictional universe
like canada?