Are you someone who is a huge dragon fan? In our household, we read a lot of fantasy and science fiction. For years, we have decorated our house with dragons, mythos-inspired artworks, and other things that remind us of some of our favorite books. My husband has always been a giant fan of dragons, buying shirts and other fun things related to his favorite mythical creature. I am no different and go out of my way to find anything featuring my favorite fantasy creature. With his birthday right around the corner, I have been trying to come up with fun ideas.
While researching cookbooks, I was asked to review a complimentary copy of a new book that seemed perfect for our family – Dragon Food: 70 Legendary, Magical, and Fantasy-Inspired Recipes by Cayla Gallagher. Once our book copy of this cookbook arrived, I couldn’t wait to share it with you guys!
Dragon Food: What Is It
Are you looking for a fun cookbook featuring mythical creatures? If so, we think you will love Dragon Food: 70 Legendary, Magical, and Fantasy-Inspired Recipes. Here is what the publisher has to say about this brand-new book.
Enter a world where dragons and griffins roam free—and are super delicious!
Wander through the enchanted forest and snack on some Matcha Dragon Donuts, bravely fight your way past the 3D Dragon Egg Cake, over some Edible Moss and Edible Embers to steal the Dragon’s Golden Coins! Purchase some Dragon Scale Dust, Dragon Extract, and Dragon’s Breath at the Magic Market, then summon a Loch Ness Monster Trifle from the sea or some Peanut Brittle Dragon Wings from the sky. Make your wildest fantasies a reality with this fun, mystical cookbook!
These legendary beasts can take the forms of lollipops, cupcakes, cookies, pie, 3D cakes, donuts, truffles, and more with Cayla Gallagher’s newest book in her Whimsical Treats series.
Sections include:
- Enchanted Forest
- Dragon’s Lair
- The Magic Market
- Under the Sea
- Up in the Clouds
This collection will impress all ages of fantasy fans with a sweet tooth. It’s perfect for your next watch party, movie night, or game night—and don’t forget about the birthday parties!
Don’t miss Cayla’s other imaginative books in this collection: Unicorn Food, Mermaid Food, Spooky Food, Reindeer Food, and Elf Food.
Our Thoughts
So far, I have to say that this cookbook is adorable. It is the right mix of edible fantasy-inspired recipes and works of art. While some recipes may be challenging, they teach you the techniques to make genuinely inspiring, artistic desserts. What I love the most about this cookbook is that it isn’t just bragging about recipes that can only be made by art-inspired chefs. Some of the recipes in the book truly are things beginners can make with effort, such as edible rice crispy treats with the Double-Headed Crispy Rice Dragon. The same is true with the Dragon Footprint Pie, allowing bakers of every experience level to make fantasy-inspired recipes that make anyone who loves dragons.
For those who are also visually inclined to learn, the writer also thought of this with some of her step-by-step instructions. Some more complicated recipes go through not just written directions but pictures as well. This is fantastic for areas that make a bit more sense with pictures. With the gorgeous pictures and fantastic directions, I consider Dragon Food: 70 Legendary, Magical, and Fantasy-Inspired Recipes a must for anyone who loves dragons.
Dragon Food: Where to Purchase
Would you like to purchase this new fantasy-inspired book for someone in your life who loves dragons? Dragon Food: 70 Legendary, Magical, and Fantasy-Inspired Recipes is available on Amazon in hardcover or Kindle format for under $20. Who knew making wonderful dragon-inspired treats could be so easy?
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About Susan Bewley
Susan Bewley is a professional writer who has been writing content online & in print format for over 10 years. As well, she is an alumni of the University of Louisville with a Masters Degree in Special Education. When not working as an online business consultant or ghost writing, she can be found writing on Budget Earth, on her own novel, or working with various entities in the pet industry.