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  • A meal of mushroom soup, venison, and cakes (IV: 608)
  • A Dornish dish of onions, cheese, and chopped eggs cooked with fiery peppers (III: 661)
  • Blandissory, a mixture of beef broth and boiled wine sweetened with honey and dotted with blanched almonds and chunks of capon (III: 677)
  • Buttered pease, chopped nuts, and slivers of swan poached in a sauce of saffron and peaches (III: 677)
  • A wayfarer’s meal of roast squirrel, acorn paste, and pickles (IV: 62)
  • Trenchers filled with chunks of chopped mutton stewed in almond milk with carrots, raisins, and onions (III: 676)
  • Gulls’ eggs and seaweed soup are eaten by poorer people in coastal areas (III: 765)
  • The crew of a Night’s Watch galley might eat oat porridge in the morning, pease porridge in the afternoon, and salt beef, salt cod, and salt mutton washed down with ale in the evening (IV: 219)
  • A Dornish meal of dates, cheese, and olives, with lemonsweet to drink (IV: 303)
  • A meal of buttered beets, hot-baked bread, herb-crusted pike, and ribs of wild boar washed down with hippocras (IV: 360)
  • Fish stews, black bread, spiceless goat (II:   ) Pyke
  • warm, soft flatbread, pink fish roe, honey sausage, and fried locusts, washed down with a bittersweet black ale (DwD)
  • sardines, olives, chunks of flatbread (DwD)
  • River pike baked in a crust of herbs and crushed nuts (IV: 452)
  • Whitefish and winkles, crabs and mussels, clams, herring, salmon, lobster, and lampreys are all eaten (II: 238)
  • Crabs boiled in fiery eastern spices (III: 676)
  • River pike poached in almond milk (III: 574)
  • chunks of fish fried with onions and beets, or peppery fish stew (DwD)
  • spitted pike w/lemon (DwD)
  • Peppered boar ribs (II: 238, III: 233)
  • Boar cooked with apples and mushrooms (II: 45)
  • Skewers of pigeon and capon (II: 238)
  • Stuffed goose sauced with mulberries (II: 195)
  • Capons stuffed with onions and mushrooms (II: 255)
  • Honey-ginger partridge (III: 676)
  • quails in honey (DwD)
  • cold capon with relish of carrots, raisins, and bits of lime and orange (DwD)
  • Gammon steaks (III: 661)
  • A leche of brawn, spiced with cinnamon, cloves, sugar, and almond milk (III: 678)
  • Roast ox, stuffed ducks, and buckets of fresh crabs (IV: 438)
  • Boiled beef with horseradish (IV: 530)
  • veal cutlets blanched with almond milk (DwD)
  • boiled beef with horseradish (DwD)
  • Mutton chops sauced in honey and cloves (II: 238)Mutton and mushrooms (III: 252)
  • Leg of lamb, sauced with mint and honey and cloves (II: 270) Winterfell
  • Saddle of Lamb (DwD)
  • honeyed lamb, fragrant with crushed mint, served with the small green figs (DwD) 
  • Ham studded with cloves and basted with honey and dried cherries (IV: 578)
  • Suckling pig in plum sauce, stuffed with chestnuts and white truffles (IV: 7)
  • Ribs roasted in a crust of garlic and herbs (I: 181)
  • Venison stewed with beef and barley (II: 255)
  • Roundels of elk stuffed with ripe blue cheese (III: 678)
  • venison with roasted chestnuts (DwD)
  • A hot meal of stewed goat and onions (IV: 622) the vale
  • roasted goat served on a bed of sliced onions, washed down with pale green Volantene liquor (DwD)
  • Snails in honey and garlic (I: 251)
  • Frogs caught at the Weeping Dock in the Citadel, by a cook’s boy (IV: 677)

2 thoughts on “Main Courses

  1. In regards to:

    “Crabs boiled in fiery eastern spices (III: 676)”

    http://www.oldbay.com/Recipes/Crab/Main-Course/OLD-BAY-Steamed-Blue-Crabs.aspx
    ^ As a Maryland native, this has always been the only way to have crabs steamed in spices. Now, for something a bit more Westerosi you might vary the spices, but honestly the simple spices in Old Bay would probably be exotically “Eastern” for Westeros (Paprika and peppers).
    Just a thought!

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