#i also have a bangin carrot cake recipe

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[phoebehalliwell]

i bet you're really pretty and good at baking... maybe it's the pink/valentine's day theme but you give off the vibe that you can make really good cookies. <3

dropping my favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/10813/best-chocolate-chip-cookies/ (skip the walnuts, who the fuck wants walnuts in their chocolate chip cookies)

also yes i am the family baker lmao just made a bangin carrot cake for my mama's birthday (use 4 large carrots instead of 5 medium ones, be sure to add golden raisins & make ur own cream cheese frosting!!) and then there's also an old traditional family recipe for christmas they're called futchies they're kind of like. deep fried dough balls?? i guess?? and it's family tradition that one person makes them and then mails them out to everyone else across the country (for some unknown reason, i don't know why we do this) but basically i have been that person for the last. 9 years??? also yes i am pretty 💞💕

[fic-dreamin]

The real deal ASOIAF cookbook! I unfortunately ordered  Go to Amazon

Beautiful pictures, delicious recipes Beautiful pictures, delicious recipes, fantastic tidbits of information, and this cookbook is easy to read - what's not to love? I found the recipes very faithful to the meals written within GRRM's universe, and the skill level of the recipes range from beginner to advanced, making it perfect for any ASoIaF fan that wants a more immersive experience. Some of these recipes have even become staples within my household - the honeyed chicken is just to die for! Go to Amazon

Glad I purchased I am glad I purchased this book although I haven't used it yet. Most of the recipes are dinners that I just haven't been in the mood for, but exactly what you would expect. Dishes are organized by region (Kings Landing, Winterfell, Dorne etc.) and accompanied by an excerpt from the book describing the particular meal. Many recipes also offer a traditional and modern version which is nice! There are a lot of baked breads and desserts, which I'm not much of a baker but would sound pretty delicious. Go to Amazon

Interesting and useful Whether you enjoy George R.R. Martin's epic Ice and Fire saga or are just a fan of historic cooking, this book is for you. All the recipes are fairly easy to make and quite tasty (if you don't like a particular flavor, they also lend themselves to improvisation and modification). Each recipe is presented in a "modern" version as close to the book description as they could get and a historic, "base" version from which to build. And the historic recipes are presented on their original form, so some are in Latin, some in French and so on. Luckily for all those who don't happen to read 17th century French so well, they also include an easy-to-read English version. The recipes also include a snippet from the Martin novels that describes the food, so it really puts you into it. Go to Amazon

Great recipes to experiment with. I'm trying several recipes as I write this. Some of the recipes were written, I think, with smaller berries and vegetables in mind. I tried the Oat cakes with black berries and used the 10 suggested and it turned that half of the recipe into black berry soup. The pine nut side though turned out great. My mother is from Scotland and she really enjoyed the pine nut ones. Right now I'm trying the beef and leeks recipe and I don't think 6 leeks would have fit in my roasting pan. Really enjoy the inclusion of the original 14-16 century recipes. Wish there were fewer pie and tart recipes. Go to Amazon

Very authentic recipes If you like to cook and you like Game of Thrones, this is a must buy for the creative people here. Go to Amazon

Excellent feast ideas I've had this for a little over a year now, and finally had occasion to cook from it. My sister and I had a Westeros wedding feast, in honor of the Purple Wedding. We made the summer greens salad, (modern) buttered carrots, the medieval cheese and onion pie and mulled wine. All were incredibly delicious! The recipes are easy to follow and the medieval and modern versions are very handy, especially if they include hard to find ingredients. (Although most can be found here on Amazon.) I definitely recommend this book for any fan of the series. I can't wait to make another Feast of Ice and Fire! Go to Amazon

Yum I am using this cookbook (which I bought after reading the third book in the GoT series), to eat my way through the lands of Westeros and the Free Cities. The recipes are ridiculously easy, especially if you know your way around a kitchen. I highly recommend you make one of the suggested meals (including the beverages!) and sit down to enjoy your feast with some GoT playing in the background. Oh - and includes a bangin recipe for mulled wine. It is way more delicious than it sounds. Go to Amazon

Five Stars I purchased this book as a wedding gift. I ... Five Stars Five Stars Five Stars Five Stars I like the concept for this book Westeros, Here I Come! Fun and useful GoT cookbook that any cook can use. Great and funny