The Game Cookbook

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Inspired by Blizzard’s popular MMORPG, World of Warcraft: The Official Cookbook is perfect for any gamer who considers Azeroth his/her second home. Rediscover this organic, sustainable, and versatile meat through delicious recipes that range from fine dining to everyday meals. Yes, in Ragnarok you do get to refuel at Sindri's house pretty regularly, but eating food in a game doesn't compare to actually eating the food inspired by it.

The 35-year-old former vegetarian mum from Yorkshire who lives and promotes a field-to-fork lifestyle, shares 57 of the amazing dishes she creates for own family with this beautifully presented collection of her favourite ways to prepare, cook and serve game, simply, with love. With the cookbook including delicious-looking photos and step-by-step instructions, players can recreate the Farmer's Breakfast, the Knight's Bread of Coerthas, the La Nocea's Rolanberry Cheesecake, and plenty more. Unleash the rich flavors of truly wild game with these recipes, and help save forests at the same time. Inside the book, you’ll also find beautiful illustrations of your favourite characters and scenes from the game that’ll whet your appetite even more.

PS: If your version doesn’t look like Cassel’s, don’t worry—the flavours will still hit home with your inner Dragonborn! We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Soft drinks, particularly energy drinks, are usually the chosen beverage pairing, but perhaps that will change if you pick up one or two of the cookbooks above.

Aside from the occasional berry and stew, food doesn’t play a big role in the Assassin’s Creed series. The video game cookbook contains 40 kid-friendly recipes with clear instructions—which means anyone (even your mini-me) can get in on the action. Each recipe is created to resemble Pokemon characters - whether it’s Pikachu ramen, a Pokeball sushi roll, or even mashed Meowth potatoes. Inspired by Square Enix’s video game franchise, Tomb Raider: The Official Cookbook and Travel Guide is a must-own for everyone who’s ever tagged along with Lara Croft in her globetrotting adventures.

With four games to pull from, even though food isn't a central theme, the official Diablo cookbook includes more than 60 recipes inspired by the series. Thanks to the characters’ diverse nationalities, the girl is introduced to several sidewalk treats and their recipes, which she shares with us. Fans can conjure up dishes like "Saltrice Porridge," "Sunlight Souffle" and "Water of Life" that are sure to slay the cravings of any Dragonborn!

Author Chelsea Monroe-Cassel also shares her tips on how to turn each dish vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free, depending on your dietary wants/needs. No baking a ginger loaf recommended by Fuecoco or encouraging your friends who don't like Sonic nearly as much as you do to collect as many onion rings as they can. Partridge, duck, venison, pheasant and grouse are all managed imaginatively, as are rabbit, hare, salmon and even pigeon. Potentially the first battle royale game to get an official cookbook, the authors do well to pull enough recipes to fill its pages from a game that doesn't really have much to do with food at all.

From Raphael's Soul Ascension to Viconia DeVir's Heartwrench, here are some of the deadliest Legendary Actions you'll face in Baldur's Gate 3. Author Chelsea Monroe-Cassel has developed this book to match the game's tavern theme—which is why most recipes include appetisers, snacks, and drinks.

That’s why I wanted to make this cookbook: so anyone who wants to play an edible game can do so, anytime and anywhere. There is a type of cook you wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of, and Lord Tebbit is that cook - brusque, acerbic, but you do feel that you can rely on the peppery old warrior's recipes. Dragon Age now has an official cookbook, and its pages are filled with 60 different recipes inspired by the three games in the series so far. Whether the recipe is a relatively simple casserole, or a more challenging dish, the easy-to-follow- style guarantees consistent results. In addition to tips on roasting, she also includes useful information on what combines well with different types of game - lentils, beans, root vegetables, dark green vegetables and mushrooms - and sauces and jellies that make excellent accompaniments.You also don’t have to be an elite cook - the cookbook also comes with handy photos and step-by-step guides for reference.