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Traveling the Kingsroad – a plan for a feast menu

Many of you have been asking for inspiration for your S7 feasts, so I thought I’d put together this little idea list. One of my favorite “themes” for a meal we did was one where we “traveled” the Kingsroad, sampling dishes as we went. This was pretty early on in the days of the blog, but it was a fun and different way to build a menu. These are fairly straightforward routes along the main North-South Kingsroad, but feel free to alter the route to include other places, such as the Iron Islands.

So, without further ado, let’s get going! And be sure to throw any extra suggestions into the ring, as well!

Note: italicized dishes are in the GoT cookbook, A Feast of Ice and Fire

The Dorne to Castle Black Menu

Perhaps you’ve heard of rebellion brewing in the North, and want to explore possible allies. Or maybe, like Tyrion, you just want to see the Wall and ah… look out over the end of the world. This listing takes you from the heat of Dorne right up to the freezing expanse of the far North.

Appetizers – Dorne

Olives, grapes, and stuffed grape leaves –

Soup/Salad – King’s Landing

Sansa Salad – Chestnut Soup – Ginger Soup with Autumn Greens

Bowls of Brown

A quick Tipple and Nibble – Riverlands

Cider – Wine – Ale

Syllabubs –

Hard Sausage and Oatcakes –

Main – Winterfell

Honeyed Chicken – Lord Manderly’s Pie –

Roasted Aurochs – Rack of Lamb

Dessert – Castle Black

Shortbread with Honey Caramel – Maple Snow Candy – Roasted Chestnuts

Roasted Quince/Apple – Apples with Goat Cheese

Buns on the Wall – Berries in Sweet Cream

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The Castle Black to Dorne Menu

Have you been sent south to recruit new brothers for the Night’s Watch? Or perhaps your Northern lord has sent you to explore whether there is any truth to rumors of a foreign queen landing on Westeros’ shores.

Appetizers – Castle Black and Winterfell

Fried Black Pudding – Deviled Eggs – Mini Toasts with Haggis – Smoked Oysters

Pemmican – Cod Cakes – Sansa Salad – Beef and Barley Stew

Oatcakes – Cold Fruit Soup

 Soup/Salad – Riverlands

Seafood Stew – Leek Soup – Salad of Beans, Onions, and Beets

Sister’s Stew

Main – King’s Landing

Game Hens with Gravy – Skewers of Meat and Veg – Boiled Beef

Trout wrapped in Bacon – Stewed Rabbit

Dessert – Dorne

Sherbet – Creamcakes – Helva – Stuffed Dates in Honey – Walnut Pie –

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The Hedge Knight Menu

Or maybe with all the turmoil across the seven kingdoms, you feel you would just be better off on the road, living off the land and occasionally stopping in an Inn when you’ve enough coin.

Appetizers

Smoked Oysters –

Fiddleheads –

Oatcakes –

Soup/Salad

Seafood Stew – Foraged Salad –

Main

 – Roasted Rabbit – Potted Hare or Potted Salmon –

Trout in Bacon

Dessert

Candied Ginger – Roasted Chestnuts

 

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3 Responses

  1. Rosey says
    June 26, 2017 at 8:22 pm

    I’d love to see “fusion” feasts. What are the Unsullied and Dothraki making with Westerosi foods? Did Arya bring any Braavosi tastes back to Winterfell?

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  2. Kelly Mahan says
    July 4, 2017 at 8:18 am

    What an interesting way of building a menu. I’ve never seen anything like it! I’m definitely going to take inspiration from it to organize a nice dinner at my place, to celebrate it. Thank you!

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  3. Marlene @ Idle Hands Awake says
    July 5, 2017 at 9:46 am

    OMG this all sounds amazing! I am planning a small season 7 feast myself and am so so pumped. While researching recipes on your blog I came across the Dothraki goat skewers and made them this past weekend (using seitan in place of meat because I’m vegan). They were DELICIOUS! The marinade was so so good. Question for you: I’m trying to make a recipe from each house that’s still in the game — Stark, Lannister, Targaryen, Tyrell, Martell (though I suppose the Sand Snakes are not technically Martells), Greyjoy. But I’m stuck on the Iron Islanders. Any suggestions on what they would eat?

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