Scott Christian
Hero
This chef (I think) presented the different dinners for the different races in D&D. It is an absolutely outstanding version of fantasy food porn.
Sushi is just an example. Pick a cuisine or a subspecialty, and you’ll find chefs creating edible artwork.
There was a cooking show episode in which, as a finishing touch to the preparation of the fish, it was encased in a bread crust...which had a fish-scale pattern.
I definitely would. I mean, do you avoid dnd cultures having pasta?Yeah, that's basically what I was saying. Sushi is a great example, but I wouldn't have the elves literally being into sushi, even if it were renamed.
I definitely would. I mean, do you avoid dnd cultures having pasta?
But...why?Probably. I try to avoid things that have strong real-world connotations.
I might say "noodles" because they appear in so many cuisines that they don't immediately evoke any particular one.
Exactly. Why single out pasta- over 350 different kinds used by several cultures worldwide- but give bread, sausages, beers, wines and others a pass?But...why?
Honestly I think it's the name.Exactly. Why single out pasta- over 350 different kinds used by several cultures worldwide- but give bread, sausages, beers, wines and others a pass?
That’s great.For some reason, I just had this idea pop into my head that gnomes would be huge fans of tortillas and tacos.
So I followed my suspicions to YouTube and found this:
I’ve seen these things in more than one Tex-Mex joint over the years, and that has to have been the neuron group that fired.
Perhaps they have evolved a taste for using minerals in addition to salt as seasonings. Like...Xorn lite.In my campaign, the dwarven sense of taste is very poor and blunt. It's so bad that dwarven food is a joke to most of the other races, and in fact, there's a whole running gag about how their racial resistance to poison comes from eating dwarven cooking.
I have always wanted one of those machines.For some reason, I just had this idea pop into my head that gnomes would be huge fans of tortillas and tacos.
So I followed my suspicions to YouTube and found this:
I’ve seen these things in more than one Tex-Mex joint over the years, and that has to have been the neuron group that fired.
Looks like something my islands world culture of semi-nocturnal people's would make. They live by the hunt, and make just about everything that can be made from thier hunted elk-like creature, and sell what they can't use/conveniently carry.A pemmican-like food could be created by a variety of cultures.
Favorite part is the last line.