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Kitchen Overlord is a small press specializing in geek cookbooks. Whether your favorite fandom is Doctor Who, Tolkien, Steampunk, or more, we can help you throw a kick ass theme party!
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Kitchen Overlord is a small press specializing in geek cookbooks. Whether your favorite fandom is Doctor Who, Tolkien, Steampunk, or more, we can help you throw a kick ass theme party!
You should totally make an Hannibal one, that would be awesome
Hannibal was totally on my future list, but somebody beat me to it.
http://www.craveonline.com/culture/751361-exclusive-will-hannibal-cookbook
If their cookbook is anywhere near as gorgeous as their Hannibal art book, it’s going to be beautifully gory and creepy. I can’t wait to see what they produce!
http://www.amazon.com/Art-Making-Hannibal-Television/dp/1783295759/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1443161037&sr=8-1&keywords=hannibal+cookbook
I’m putting your cookbooks on my Christmas list!
The Wood for Sheep book looks awesome! We love playing Settlers of Catan 🙂 and getting the hexagonal food plates and setting them up would be loads of fun!
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I would love to know where I can order hardback copies of your cookbooks.
An Unexpected Cookbook: The Unofficial Book of Hobbit Cookery will be my first hardback. After that, The Illustrated Geek Cookbook will also be in hardback. The rest are available in paperback and/or ebook formats.
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Any update on Geek Breads? Is it supposed to be released Jan-Mar 2015 Winter or Nov-Dec 2015 Winter?
Your question makes my day. That one is a passion project for me (since any reader of Kitchen Overlord can tell I have a somewhat crazy love of sculpting in bread.)
Right now, it’s targeted for the Christmas Season 2015.
I would love to see a vegan version of these, a chapter for every genre would be pretty cool approach. I love them all, but can’t invest that much money for cookbooks mostly full of recipes I won’t use.
Check out the index of my cookbooks, Patty! They’re broken down by dietary restrictions including vegan, vegetarian (octo-lavo), gluten free, and paleo. Close to 1/2 of the recipes in my Hobbit cookbook have in-text vegan variations and nearly 3/4 of it is vegetarian friendly. Vegan recipes are, by their nature, automatically also kosher and halal, so including a bunch of them is a great way for me to keep my cookbooks as inclusive as possible.
I just bought the Illustrated Geek cookbook, and I love it!
Thank you so much for making The Hobbit cookbook available on Kindle Unlimited! I wouldn’t have had the chance to read it any other way. So far I love it to pieces and I’ll definitely be getting a hard copy when I can afford to do so. I’m looking forward to reviewing this on my blog!
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It would be really cool if you made a Game of thrones or Star Wars cook book I would definitely buy both!😊
No need to wait for me to do it! There’s already a great Game of Thrones cookbook by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel called “A Feast of Ice and Fire.” She also wrote the new World of Warcraft cookbook. You should check it out!
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