Current Online Recipes:
- A Dornish meal – of kid roasted with lemon and honey, and grape leaves stuffed with a mixture of raisins, onions, mushrooms, and fiery dragon peppers
- Honeyed chicken
- Dothraki goat roasted with sweetgrass, firepods, and honey
- Potted Hare
- Salladhor Saan’s shipboard dinner – Medieval Lamb meatballs, roasted “gull”
- Mereneese Lamb– with a salad of raisins and carrots soaked in wine, and hot flaky bread w/honey
- Haunch of Goat, spit-roasted
- Trout baked in Clay
- Hen on the Wall – stuffed w/chestnuts, carrots, and prunes
- Pentoshi Duck – w/orange snap peppers and honey
- Simple Dornish Fare – flatbread, chickpea paste, purple olives, strongwine
- Tywin’s Rack of Venison
- Spit-Roasted Rabbit, basted with honey
- Blandissory – a mixture of beef broth and boiled wine w/honey & blanched almonds & chunks of capon
- Boiled Beef and Horseradish
- Mutton Chops sauces with honey
- Cold Capon with relish of carrots, raisins, and bits of lime and orange
- Ham studded with cloves and basted with honey and dried cherries
- Crown Roast
- Goose sauces with Mulberries
- Steak and Kidney Pie
- Lord Manderly’s Pie
- Leg of Lamb
Suggestions for Future Books:
- Honeyed Chicken Handpies
- Skewered Tenderloin with Bacon and Sage
- Game Hens with Giblet Gravy
- Sweet and Savory Sops
Exclusive Cookbook Recipes:
- Quails drowned in Butter
- Trout wrapped in Bacon, salad of greens, with pease and onions
- Auroch w/Roasted Leeks
- Rack of Lamb in Garlic-herb Crust
- Dornish Duck with lemons
- Trout cooked in a crust of crushed almonds
- Wild Boar
- Grilled Snake – with fiery mustard sauce
- Sister’s Stew – thick with leeks, carrots, barley, and turnips white and yellow, along with clams and chunks of cod and crabmeat, swimming in a stock of heavy cream and butter
I love this.
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!
Has the kist changed since yesterday ? It’s missing the ” recipes even we couldn’t make “
It should be up in the pull-down menu. :)
I made the honeyed chicken and my husband and I fell in love!!! Paired it with lemon cakes and some mint tea and voila! I had an awesome meal! :)
hmmm yummy i love fish very much
I had some difficulties with the quails drowned in butter. In the book it said to bake them for 10 minutes at 425 but they were nowhere near done. Did I miss something? Does anyone have any tips? I’ve made about half of the recipes so far and this was the first one I’ve struggled with :C
Also, is python similar to rattlesnake? I’ve only been able to find python fillets.
Thanks!
I saw the crabs boiled in the spices and i was about to make a chant “What do i want? Crabs!” But then i thought how wrong it sounded haha.