Review of Heroes' Feast - the Official Dungeons and Dragons Cookbook

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Published 2020-12-26
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All Comments (21)
  • @zetsugami00
    The recipes in this book are pretty legit, everything I've made from it has been tasty. Also, I love the Life of Boris reference!
  • @Ace-wo7ul
    Hey Blandco! Darker sauce just means deeper flavour - I tend to prefer a darker roux to make my sauce anyways. Darker roux tastes more like pan sauce gravy, lighter roux is more the Swedish Ikea meatball style. Great vid by the way!
  • @sonicexpert986
    In case it hasn't been mentioned yet - beef stock and beef broth are pretty interchangeable. Technically different, but honestly neither you nor I will probably notice the difference most of the time! Looks tasty, well done.
  • @almightyn5959
    My wife just got me this for Christmas I loved it one of my favorite gifts this year 👍can’t wait to use it
  • @dannya.2616
    Looks great! I've been cooking meatballs for 12 years, never Swedish style, and never in the oven. I've always fried my meatballs until they were pink, puncture many small holes in them, then let them cook in a simmering sauce for a few hours. Really great way to absorb flavor.
  • I like your tavern style plating with the meatballs. (Or at least what I'd imagine a tavern plate to look like.) I'm going to have to pick up a copy of this book.
  • Found your channel the other day and been absolutely loving it!
  • @AJPickett
    Excellent vid and yes, a very good book, both in presentation and the recipes themselves.
  • @jokthemad2293
    Reminds me of the old Dragonlance books with the recipes. Solid review! Happy new year!
  • @opfawcett
    I think that turned out great, well done!
  • @WallyDM
    Good to see the Kringle has been eating very well lately! This was a mouth-watering review, my friend. Well done!
  • @alexp2557
    You must mash meat mixture with your mitts, not a spoon! But this definitely sold me on the book. Thanks for this vid!
  • @novaiscool1
    Not a great baker, but competent one at the very least, and in my opinion pie crust is something that is better of purchased than hand made. Pie crust and puff pastry dough are things that take a lot of effort and really don't turn out all that better when hand made.
  • @rey-o
    That was a fun watch, I like the skull on the pie. 👍🏽
  • @beetsred2387
    My retired paramedic father would kill me himself if he saw me using a knife like that... yet he does basically the same thing. Shrugs.
  • @HeckingHecker2
    just the Dill Boris reference is all i need to give a like