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No, this one is not full of Doritos, Cheetos, and Mountain Dew. It also doesn't include phone numbers to the local pizza place. Instead, this Dungeons & Dragons cookbook is full of interesting food ideas that can really amp up a gaming session. When you’re not fighting in the mean streets of Capcom’s iconic beat-’em-up series, you can cook up some tasty treats from the official Street Fighter cookbook. Each recipe is inspired either by the fighters or the locations featured within the game, so there’s a huge variety to choose from. This Assassin’s Creed-inspired cookbook includes 40 different recipes across the various times, countries and cultures explored by the video game franchise. Rosenthal is a video game enthusiast with a history in the kitchen. She has previously worked on several gaming cookbooks, including Halo: The Official Cookbook, The Ultimate Final Fantasy XIV Cookbook: The Essential Culinarian Guide to Hydaelyn , Fallout: The Vault Dweller's Official Cookbook and Destiny: The Official Cookbook. The Pokémon cookbook will give her the opportunity to point her culinary skills toward another one of the largest gaming franchises on earth.There’s nothing quite like all-out nuclear warfare to get the taste buds tingling. Fallout: The Vault Dweller’s Cookbook features recipes inspired by food found in the Fallout franchise, from appetizers and mains, to desserts and drinks (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic). It will feature over 50 recipes from the video game, so you can finally bring your favourite meals from Stardew Valley to the dinner table. From a Pokeball sushi roll to Pikachu ramen and mashed Meowth potatoes, you’ll find a bunch of delectable dishes that you can make with your kids. A must-have for any Final Fantasy fan, this gaming cookbook includes over 70 delectable recipes from Hydaelen through to Norvrandt. This unofficial Legend of Zelda cookbook features a whopping 195 recipes to restore your hearts and your bellies that will transport you straight to the video game world. It also happens to include 125 vegan and 150 gluten-free dishes, so that no adventurer will get left behind.

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Get ready to feast on a Briartini, Quiethounds, Arden Apple Pie and more in this officially licensed video game cookbook. Compiled by Pandaren chef Nomi, World of Warcraft: Flavors of Azerothwill bring you the flavours of WoW with regional techniques and recipes from Pandaria to the Broken Isles and even the Shadowlands.You can get the hardcover book alone or as part of a gift set that includes a Pokemon apron. The perfect gift idea for the at-home chef and Pokemon lover in your life. Unlike other pop culture or gaming cookbooks, this one is split up into set menus from the Hylian Royal class to a menu for the Sheikah Clan. But remember, it’s dangerous to eat alone, so make sure you share all of your delicious dishes with a friend. FOR EVERY SKILL LEVEL: With step-by-step directions and beautiful photos, learn to make iconic foods that bring the lush culinary landscape of Pokémon to life. Inspired by Bungie’s hit franchise, you’ll find out how to cook Gjallardoodles, the Tower’s spicy ramen and the Reveler’s Tonic. Nori is a dried edible sheet of seaweed used in Japanese cuisine. It is most commonly used to wrap sushi rolls. Nori can be stored in a cool pantry.