A Zelda fan and talented cook by the name of Aimee Wood has spent the last two years working on her own unofficial Legend of Zelda cookbook. The Kickstarter campaign has absolutely smashed its $3,000 USD goal, raising more than $46,000 USD at the time of writing. There are still five days to go as well!
This complete hardcover compendium of Hylian cuisine includes more than 120 heroic recipes, 12 courageous chapters, in-game guides, and a black and white interior. Here's some more about it from the creator:
Explore Chu Jelly reimagined as fruit jellies, level up your cooking with Salt Grilling or Leaf Steaming, and discover the origin of each dish with in Game Guides! From easy comfort food like Elixir Soup and Vegetable Risotto, to powerful dishes like Monster Cake and Rock Roast, for entertaining at a party, to a game night at home, The Unofficial Legend of Zelda Cookbook is your companion!
120+ recipes also include over 80 vegan and 90 gluten free friendly dishes! This cookbook is my attempt to gather every Legend of Zelda recipe in one place, so if Taste Testers notice that I'm missing something, I'll add it!
After breaking multiple stretch goals, a $90,000 "Ultimate" stretch goal has now been added. It will turn The Intro to Hylian Alchemy and Bartending (a chapter within the book) into its own standalone book. If this goal is reached, copies of these will be sent, for free, with every Kickstarter cookbook.
If you would like to help fund this cookbook, you can pledge $5 - $1,000. Each tier gives you a named thank you in the final book and if select a higher tier you'll get extra goodies. There are even backer bonuses and rewards. For more information about this, watch the video above.
Would you be interested in backing this book? Do you enjoy cooking in Breath of the Wild? Leave a comment below.
[source kickstarter.com]
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I just hope that it's not half baked.
there is somthing like this on fangamer
EDIT: never mind its different
From 120+ recipe, i wonder the taste of Dubious Food....
Oh finally, now I can finally know how to make Dubious Food
But where am I gonna find Bokoblin horns on this side of Sydney?
Rock salt cooked gourmet meat would be nice, but no spicy simmering fruit please.
@Silly_G don’t you have Walmart?
@StableInvadeel : Not in Australia, no.
Considering the behaviour of many of its patrons, I think I'd rather pry the horn off the Bokoblin's head myself.
How many carbs?????
I don't cook buy HOLY... it's amazing. Hope it's a great success
@NotTelevision I wonder what would baked or simmered fruit with a pinch of hot pepper taste like now...
If you want to try dubious food then you should try my Mrs cooking
If I cooked I would get this. But I'd also want photos inside so I actually knew what I made was how it is supposed to turn out. I guess she can provide a website with all the images of the recipes though.
Might add this to the collection at the library I work for—the Zelda guidebooks and comics are incredibly popular there!
Also, gluten free and vegan recipes? YES PLEASE.
Does it come with the cooking skills as well? I need those.
There sure better be a recipe for Pumpkin Soup! That stuff played a pretty big part in Skyward Sword.
@andywitmyer Why so salty?
@andywitmyer I don't usually bake Kickstarters, but this is a rare opportunity. Well done Aimee!
@JasmineDragon You're silly
@JasmineDragon - when you're baking a kickstarter, just make sure you bake it long enough, otherwise it's going to be a non-starter! Bd-dm-tsh
Cease and desist coming in three... two...
Cooking like Link is easy: just throw a piece of fox meat, a crane leg, and a turnip in a pot and watch them bounce around for a while.
I wonder what ingredient they use to replace a fairy.
The determination of some fans...
Hah, this is awesome! Let's cook some dubious food, yeah!
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