World of Warcraft: The Official Cookbook

Awesome recipes of meals and drinks.

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it is enough to look at your bookshelf and see this book

Great recipes, good food.

Muy buen libro, se apega mucho a la cocina del juego, los ingredientes no son nada extravagantes y está muy detallado como preparar los alimentos, aparte de tener cierta gracia al presentar algunas imágenes y referencias, es como si fuera la cocina de World of Warcraft en nuestro mundo

Great book, many delicious recipes!

O livro é sensacional e lindo de mais! É maior do que eu esperava e cheio de ilustrações maravilhosas. Em perfeito estado, as imagens são lindas e as instruções são bem claras!! Do produto não tenho do que reclamar. Agora da entrega hxjsbxjdn ele veio pela Total Express, e o que posso dizer... não dá pra confiar no rastreamento da empresa. O objeto ficou em rota de entrega por dois dias. Foram dois dias que tive que ficar em casa aguardando o livro e nada. Ele chegou no terceiro dia, e no site dizia que o objeto ainda não tinha saído para entrega naquele dia. De qualquer forma, a compra valeu a pena pelo produto em si que é maravilhoso!

Disclaimer: I haven't made all the recipes yet as there's about 95 if you include the spice mixes, but I have read the whole book. Recipes: I've been a fan of Warcraft for over 20 years, and even so I didn't expect much from this book - I got it mostly for the novelty. It is that. If you cook for yourself all the time, you will probably find a lot of the recipes very simple. For instance [Holiday Spices] is just a recipe to make your own mixed spice (koekkruiden), [Versicolor Treats] are dyed meringues, [Honeymint Tea] is literally mint green tea (from a bag, no less) and honey, and most of the bread is made from the same bread base with little else but shaping or maybe some butter, nuts, spice, or a dip. There is also a recipe for chicken fingers [Ogri'la Chicken Fingers] and bacon [Tracker Snacks] with little else added to them. This is not necessarily a bad thing for a novelty cookbook, just be aware that this is a very much a beginner's cookbook. That all said, I enjoyed every page and found myself grinning as I read it. The recipes are all based on either recipes from the game or food/ingredient items you can find in the game. You will find the famous [Dirge's Kickin' Chimaerok Chops], the tasty [Buttery Wheat Rolls], [Dragonbreath Chili] (it has beans btw), [Fel Eggs and Ham] (avocado and wasabi makes it green, and spicy!), and even some imitation mage conjured food. Everything I remember was from scratch and there was no cheating. They don't tell you to go and buy cake mix or pudding mix or something like that - I've seen that in other cookbooks and it drives me insane. It's easy cooking, but it's real cooking, and some of it is actually fairly healthy too. My one disappointment was I felt some of the recipes were lacking a sense of adventure, and better choices for ingredients (or the entire recipe) could have been made. Obviously most of us can't use real bats or spiders in our cooking, and no one can use chimaerok (they give a nice excuse on the page as to why we are using lamb), but for the one that's a goat soup? 'Cmon, goat is not that hard to get, even in North America. [Spiced Blossom Soup] was probably the most exotic that it got with the addition of chamomile flowers. I've read that there are some mistakes in the recipes, so I will be keeping a lookout for those. I have not personally encountered any problems. Everything else: The photography and illustrations are fantastic and there is one for every recipe. That is something I don't often see in cookbooks, and I consider it a courtesy to have a visual of what you're working towards. They have tried very hard to stay faithful to what the fantasy items are supposed to look like and I very much appreciate the attention to detail. They do by the way, include the icons for the items in the book, and the cooking skill level required to make them. The additional art is great and sometimes appropriately selected. When you first open the cover I hope you recognize who and where that is. Also look in the pages for the Jinyu who seems to disapprove of a certain fish recipe. I absolutely love the sense of humor, and the attempt to keep it all in character for the entire book. I wholeheartedly recommend this to any fan that likes to cook. Now go and make one hundred [Chocolate Cookies] and see if you can eat them all in 60 seconds, for real this time.