Recipes of Middle-earth. A Cookbook from the World of Tolkien

Diving into Tolkien's worlds, you have probably wondered what the taste of elven lembas bread, Beorn's honey cakes, or cram might be. Or what hobbits, elves, or dwarves ate throughout the day? For Tolkien, food is associated with friendship, camaraderie, love, hope, and (perhaps most importantly) home. In both 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings', warriors and heroes, big and small, humans, dwarves, wizards, and hobbits (but especially hobbits) are great lovers of food and tea. Breakfasts, second breakfasts, lunches, dinners, feasts, and many snacks, dishes, and magical drinks are mentioned dozens of times.   Immerse yourself in the magical world of fairy creatures and gastronomic delight with the book inspired by Middle-earth and your favorite characters. Here you will find 75 recipes divided into six meals throughout the day, as practiced by hobbits. Host a feast that will delight not only orcs or elves but also humans.