Here’s a list of articles, interviews, and recordings about the blog and cookbook. Get a peek into our crazy kitchen, and cook along with us as we research more recipes.  Check them out!

Cookbook Reviews

Wired.com, Geekdad- 12 March, 2013

Nerd Span- 15 January, 2013

The Millions- 30 July, 2012

Bookshelf Bombshells- 4 June, 2012

Westeros.org- 31 May, 2012

That’s Nerdalicious- 31 May, 2012

Don’t Eat the Paste- 31 May, 2012

Wired.com29 May, 2012

Nerd Bastards25 May, 2012

Newsweek9 April, 2012

 

Radio and Podcast Chats

WGBH, The Callie Crossley Show- 30 May, 2012

NPR, Here and Now- 30 May, 2012

Podcast of Ice and Fire- 22 May, 2012

Podcast of Ice and Fire - 15 June, 2011

 

Interviews and Articles

Oene.com- 13 May, 2013- in Portuguese

Today.com2 May, 2013

Metro- 26 March, 2013

Dear Gorgeous, NYC- 25 March, 2013

BBC.co.uk- 21 March, 2013

Gastronomistas- 10 March, 2013

BuzzFeed- 25 February, 2013

Forbes- 19 February, 2013

Suvudu.com- on the importance of realizing fictional food – 15 June, 2012

Denver Post- 5 June, 2012

Epicurious- 31 May, 2012

Geek Quality- 25 May, 2012

Entertainment Weekly- 22 May, 2012

That’s Nerdalicious!- 19 May, 2012

Boston Phoenix2 May, 2012

ionline (Portuguese)- 20 March, 2012

BostInno- 8 March, 2012

El Pais (Spanish)- 7 March, 2012

Wall Street Journal- 8 December, 2011

BoingBoing.net- 31 October, 2011

Boston Globe/Boston.com- 17 October, 2011

Offbeat Home- 13 October, 2011

Dothraki.com- 9 October, 2011

GRRM’s Notablog- 1 October, 2011

Gilt Taste- 16 September, 2011

Serious Eats- 23 August, 2011

The Atlantic – 21 June, 2011

Suvudu.com16 June, 2011

Suvudu.com  -  May 23, 2011

Tor.com  -  May 20, 2011

Anger Burger  -  16 May, 2011

Arbitrary Planet  -  2 May, 2011

Forever Geek  -  25 April, 2011

GRRM’s Not a Blog  -  21 April 2011


3 Responses to Reviews, Recordings, and News

  1. Christine Allen says:

    Found out about your website from the Wall Street Journal today. I love to cook and have been listening to the whole George R. R. Martin series on Audible all the while following with interest his descriptions of the food. The WSJ article mentioned that you hadn’t tried squirrel yet. I’m from WV and squirrel hunting in the fall is a popular passtime for our hunters. Squirrel is delicious. . . the old timers would par-boil it (after cutting it up like a chicken) then roll it in seasoned flour and fry it. It’s fantastic. However, I draw the line as squirrel brains. I watched my mother tap the little skull with a spoon and eat the brains. Reminds me of the scene from Indiana Jones with the monkey brains.

    • Needs Mead says:

      I’d absolutely try squirrel! The idea of pairing it with acorn paste and pickles, like in the books, is extremely appealing to me. The problem up here is getting one, although the cats are game to make a try for the ones scrambling up the tree outside our kitchen… :)

  2. Linda says:

    I just a notification from Amazon that the cookbook will be out May 29th! Two months ahead of the previous date. YES!!

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