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Foods of Thedas: Master Post
Here is the very, very long and complete list of all dishes, ingredients, and drinks in Thedas as of Tevinter Nights.
This compiles all the canon posts. My headcanons are separate from this list to avoid any confusion but you can find it linked along with the other individual posts below.
Like in the individual posts, the list has the country of origins next to each item and any relevant information. Such as ingredients, use, notes, or trivia. For the canonically suggested foods and drinks I list what their real world uses are for your reference as to what they might be used for in Thedas.
For "Shorter" Food Posts
Dishes, Sauces, and Sides
Drinks
Raw Ingredients
Prepared Ingredients
Cannonically Possible Foods and Drinks
Disclaimer Though real life plants may be listed here as edible it is for fictional use only. This is not intended to be used as a reference nor guide for what plants are edible or safe to eat. Please do not use it as such.
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Dishes
Breads and Desserts
Breads
Biscuit
Whole Grain Biscuit - Commonly made in Chantry cloisters. A staple in their simple diets.
Black Bread
Braided Honey and Date Bread
Brown Bread
Buns
Butter Puff - This is bread where butter is folded into the dough allowing it to become puffy and softer than usual bread. (Orlesian)
Crumpet
Dark Bread
Dried Bread
Honey Loaf
Lichen Bread - Bread that is made using lichen. (Orzammar)
Peasant Bread - A hearty type of bread that is made with a variety of grains.
Raider Queen's Bread of Many Tongues - Created by the Raider Queen, this bread calls for flour, baking powder, salt, butter, brown sugar, molasses, eggs, bananas. The creator calls for Par Vollen bananas but another version of the recipe says Rivaini bananas are an acceptable replacement. (Rivain)
Ryott Bread - Made of a protein rich grain that is valued throughout Ferelden.
Sweet Bread
Sweet Rolls
Thin Bread - A thin bread used to make wraps in Seheron.
Whole Grain Bread - Another staple made in Chantry cloisters.
Desserts
Cake
Cake with Apples
Chocolate Cake
Cupcakes
The Exquisite Misery - A little cake topped with a dusting of anise, deep mushrooms, and gold dust. (Orlesian)
Hearth Cake - A pan-made Dalish cake; made of flour, hardwood ash or baking powder, halla butter, sugar, mixed dried fruit (currants, cranberries, etc), egg, milk.
Honey Cake
Lemon Cake
Petit Fours (Orlesian)
Pound Cake
Round Cake - Often topped with poppyseed and honey. In Serault, they will sometimes have the antlers baked into the crust.
Sugar Cake - Made with strawberries and sugar-cream icing on a pound cake.
Sugar-drizzled Lemon Cake - A type of lemon cake that was used in Antivan Crow history to assassinate templars.
Sugarcake - A dense cake usually topped with powdered sugar.
Sweet Cake
Candy
Black Licorice Candy - Can be salted.
Bon-bons
Candied Almonds
Candied Dates
Candied Fruit
Candy Cane
Candy Apple
Carastian Candy - A candied chocolate. (Tevinter)
Peppermints
Spun Sugar (Fereldan)
Sweetmeat - A confectionery treat, sometimes candy coated fruit.
Toffee
Unnamed Candied Nuts with Spice - A candy that is sweet until swallowed, then they leave a spicy aftertaste. (Orlesian)
Cookies
Biscuit - A hard, flat, and unleavened baked treat that can be sweet or savory.
Butter and Sugar Cookie - This cookie isn’t specified as it is only described by these ingredients.
Raisin Cookies
Shortbread
Tea Biscuits
Wafers
Donuts
Ice Cream
Orlesian Guimauves - Another name for marshmallows.
Pastries
Apple Pie
The Blessed Apple - A pie made by a small cloister of Chantry sisters tending to the orchard, they use the windfall apples and share the pies freely; as well as the apples. The ingredients are flour, salt, butter, water, apples (golden apples from Lady's Orchard preferred but others are acceptable substitutions), brown sugar, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. (Orlesian)
Cinnamon Rolls
Croissant
Honey and Nut Pastry (Tevinter)
Macaroon
Marie du Lac Erre's Sweet Ruin - One version of this pastry with a dramatic history, the recipe contains; butter, powdered sugar, chocolate, vanilla extract, flour, orange or mint extract, baking powder, and milk. (Orlesian)
Minced Pie - filled with finely chopped fruit and sweet things.
Tarts
Unnamed Blueberry Pastry - A light, sticky pastry with blueberries. (Possibly Nevarran)
Pudding
Caramel Pudding
Dessert Pudding
Sticky Jellies (Orlesian)
Gravy and Sauces
Ale Cooked Mushroom (Dwarven)
Apples Stewed in Brandy Sauce
Applesauce
Cream Sauce
Deep Mushroom Flavored Cream Sauce (Orzammar)
Dragon’s Blood Sauce (Nevarran)
Gravy
Honey-glaze - A sauce used to glaze various foods, particularly meats.
Hot Sauce
Llomerryn Red Sauce - A sauce that goes on almost everything, contains pulped tomatoes, onions, red pepper, brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, mustard powder, hot pepper powder, salt, cinnamon stick, allspice, cloves, fennel seeds, dill seeds, mustard seeds, black peppercorns, bay, garlic. (Rivain)
Nesting Roast Gravy - Gravy made from the pan juices of a nesting roast. Meant to be served with the roast. (Orlesian)
Plum Sauce
Red Wine Marinade
River-herring Gravy - a gravy as white as apple blossoms. (Orlesian)
Special Sauce - A sauce infused with the essence of fifty-two herbs, prized for the ability to help with “inadequacy”. (Kirkwall)
Wild Flower Glaze - A honeyed glaze made of wild flowers, it is recommended to use flowers plucked at dawn and the lowest blossoms.
Main Dishes
Beans and Bread
Boiled Roots
Braised Nug with Elfroot (Dwarven)
Braised Ram with all the Trimmings
Bread and Cheese
Broiled Boar Head (Fereldan)
Cacio e pepe - A dish of three ingredients; spaghetti, pepper, and pecorino romano. (Antivan)
Canapé - a type of hors d'œuvre.
Chicken Wings - Sold in The Rusted Horn as 'Wyvern Wings.'
Dalish Deep Forest Comfort - String squashes, halla butter, garlic, mushrooms, elfroot or spinach, diced tomatoes or beetles, hot red pepper, rock salt, halla cheese or goat cheese, edible wildflowers (borage, chicory, etc), pine nuts. (Dalish of Southern Orlais)
Dried Bread and Fruit
Eggs à la Val Foret - An egg dish served with a cream sauce. (Orlesian)
First Day Chicken - a dish served during First Day in some parts of Orlais.
Fried Mush (Orzammar)
Gilded Swan with River-herring Gravy - An eastern spice, flour, gold leaf, river herring, swan, yolk. (Orlaisian)
Gnocchi (Antivan)
Goat Custard - A broiled goat head (Fereldan)
Ham
Anderfels Smoked Ham - It tastes of despair
Avvar Ham
Ham Stuck with Cloves
The Jade Ham - Honeyed with wild flowers (especially those picked at dawn), masterfully seasoned, and spiral-cut.
Orlesian Ham
Smoked Ham
Herbed Chicken and Biscuits
Jellied Meats
Jellied Eels
Jellied Pigs Feet - A delicacy in the Free Marches and originally a popular commoner food that has risen to the tables of nobility. Pigs feet and/or pork hocks, salt, onions, garlic, allspice, peppercorns, bay. (Free Marcher)
Veal Galentine (Orlesian)
Liver
Mad Burnard's Gift of Flesh - A nesting roast unlike any other, involving a whole wyvern, stuffed with a whole gurn, stuffed with a horse, stuffed with a large halla (horns and all), stuffed with a swan, stuffed with a duck, stuffed with a quail, stuffed with a bunting that choked on a gold piece. (Orlesian)
Meat Pies
Dove Pie - A pie made with live doves, for the theater of the meal. (Orlesian)
Pigeon Pie
Pork Pie
Turnip and Mutton Pie (Fereldan)
Unmentionable Pie - It is a meat pie that uses the typically undesirable parts of an animal. (Fereldan)
Venison Pasty - A hand pie filled with venison. In Serault, it is served with curls of goat cheese. (Orlesian)
Nesting Roast - This dish is classically made with a quail stuffed in a pheasant stuffed in a swan. Served with gravy made from the pan juices. (Orlesian)
Nug Steak (Orzammar)
Nug-gets (Orzammar)
Nug-loaf (Orzammar)
Nug-Nug - A dish meant to resemble a nug peeking from its burrow; made of ground meat (beef preferred), parsley, egg, salt, crushed cumin or mustard seeds, black pepper, cooked rice, tomatoes, onions, chives (Orlesian)
Pancake - The breakfast food and savory dishes.
Crepes - A very thin pancake that can be filled with sweet or savory ingredients.
Nug Pancakes - A savory pancake made with nug. A favorite among dwarven children. (Orzammar)
Porridge
Bland Porridge
Deer Porridge - A savory porridge.
Pig Oat Mash - A constant dish on The Hanged Man menu, a popular hangover cure if washed down with brandy spiked cider. This warming porridge contains apples, dried salt pork or smoked bacon, dried rolled oats, berries, ale or water (Kirkwall)
Porridge with Raisins
Savory Porridge
Pudding - A sweet or savory, steamed dish that can be topped with gravy or chocolate.
Rack of Ribs (Fereldan)
Ram Chops
Ram Cutlet
Rice and Boiled Vegetables
Roast
Roast Boar - On cooking method involves the boar being stuffed with apples
Roast Chicken
Roast Duck
Roast Hog
Roast Lamb
Roast Turkey
Roast Wyvern
Roasted Cave Beetle (Dwarven)
Roasted Giant Spider (Dwarven)
Roasted Nug (Orzammar)
Roasted Phoenix - One of the most infamous meals in Thedas, it is served with sweet red wine.
Roasted Rabbit
Roasted Venison with Wild Greens
Spit-roasted Deepstalker (Dwarven)
Spit-roasted Nug with Hot Sauce (Orzammar)
Sandwich
Ham Sandwich
Sausage - There are about twelve different kinds of sausage unnamed mentioned in Last Court.
Black Pudding - A type of blood sausage made from pork or beef blood, pork fat or beef sue, and a type of cereal. (Orlesian)
Smoked Sausage
Spiced Sausage
Seared Nug - Usually served with a deep mushroom cream sauce. (Orzammar)
Sera's Yummy Corn
Shredded Dried Meat and Cheese - A dish that is commonly used as a spread by the dwarves. (Orzammar)
Simmering Partridge - Cooked with sweet onions and pale beans (Orlesian)
Smoked Meat
Smoked Boar
Smoked Rabbit
Smoked Venison
Spiced Nug
Sticky Figs Rolled in Nuts
Venison with Apples Stewed in Brandy Sauce
Wandering Hills - A delicacy made from large creatures of the same name. (Anderfels)
Wyvern Steak
Seafood
Alamarri Pickled Krone - Krone, Brine, (Optional) pine pitch and druffalo dung.
Baked Fish - An Avvar cooking method where they wrap fish in pungent leaves and clay before cooking it in banked coals.
Baked Krone with Honey - The honey is typically used as a side sauce for dipping. (Fereldan)
Fish Wrap - Fish wrapped in thin bread (Seheron)
Fluffy Mackerel Pudding - Celery, pepper, mackerel, diced onion, mustard, salt, Antivan pepper, ground mace, cardamom seed, eggs (Fereldan)
Fresh Oyster
Fried Fish
Glazed Krone (Fereldan)
Lutefisk
Smoked Fish
Starkhaven Fish and Egg Pie - Fish from the Minanter River (carp, trout, or others), wine, onion, carrot, thyme, bay, sea salt, dried currants, sliced almonds, boiled sliced eggs, butter, flour, fish broth, milk, salt, pepper, nutmeg, cream, fried whitebait or other small fish. (Starkhaven)
Soups and Stews
Barley Soup
Butter Soup - A simple, inexpensive, and easy soup. Made as midmorning meals or midday refresher for field workers. It is commonly fed to children and convalescents due to its nutritious nature. Ingredients include water, potatoes, cinnamon, star anise, clove, bay, peppercorns, salt, noodles, cream, butter (Orlesian)
Cabbage Stew
Deepstalker Stew - A stew of deepstalker is made when rations run low. (Legion of the Dead)
Enchantment Soup - Made by Sandal, edibility unknown.
Fereldan Turnip and Barley Stew - White beans, oil, onion, carrots, celery, garlic, stock, turnips, turnip greens, sausage, barley, cumin, dried basil, oregano, salt, pepper, herbed wine vinegar
First Day Festival Stew (Orzammar)
Fish Chowder (Antivan)
Fish Stew
The Hanged Man Stew - The tavern’s featured dish, made with a different mystery meat every morning. (Kirkwall)
Lamb and Pea Stew (Fereldan)
Norbotten Fruit Stew - This dish is used to rehydrate dried fruits: dried apricots, pitted prunes, raisins, mixed dried fruits (cherries, apples, cranberries, etc), lemon or orange, cinnamon, cloves, water, sugar or honey, brandy. (Anderfels)
Pea Soup
Ram Stew
Turnip Stew
Turnip-Goat Stew (Fereldan)
Wild Rabbit Stew
Sides
Antivan Olives - Soaked in vinegar and stuffed with capers.
Brandy Soaked Cherries
Beer Nuts
Dried Fruit
Dried Meats
Jerky
Jerky Ball
Fried Potatoes
Hard-boiled Egg
Jarred Olives (Tevinter)
Meat Skewers (Orlais)
Peeled Grapes (Tevinter)
Picked Foods
Pickled Apples
The Pickled Apples of Arlathan - Apples said to be from the time of Arlathan. The taste is described to be one of fresh apples, with the same crispness.
Pickled Eggs - Eggs, sugar, salt, vinegar. Favored in Ferelden.
Pickled Fish
Pickled Lamprey
Pickled Nug
Pickled Ox Tongue
Pickled Vegetables
Pickles
Roasted Chestnuts (Nevarran)
Roasted Potatoes
Smoked Bacon
Steamed Beans
Toast
Wine Soaked Fruit
Miscellaneous
Hardtack
Provisions
Rations -Typically consist of dried meat, nuts, and a variety of other simple foodstuffs.
Dry Ration
Qunari Ration
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Drinks
Absinthe
Absence - One of the bottles of Thedas you find in Inquisition.
Absinthe - also referred to la fée verte - “little green fairy”
Petite Absinthe - Made from a certain type of wormwood.
Ale, Beer, Drafts, Lagers, and Stouts The Tapster's Tavern in Orzammar serves 52 types of ale, some are listed.
Ale
Ander Stout - This stout is stored in oak casts.
Barley Wine - Despite its name, this is an ale.
Beer
Brakien Brew (Orzammar)
Brown Ale
Coconut Draft
Fereldan Beer
Fereldan Lager - A pale ale.
Lichen Ale (Orzammar)
Oghren's Homebrew - An amber coloured ale with a slightly sweet, nutty flavor and described to have a hint of toastiness, and is spiced with cloves. (Dwarven)
Qunari Ale
Ryott Ale (Fereldan)
Ryotte Beer (Fereldan)
Valenta’s Red (Orzammar)
Watered Beer - While watered beer is served to reduce the price of beer and stretch it along, it is also served as a provision. In Serault, the peasantry drink watered beer to stave off the summer heat.
Watered-down Ale
Wildwine - An ale made from ryott. (Chasind)
Wilhelm’s Special Brew - This dark-colored ale gives off a thick, oaky smell. When swirled in its tankard, it takes on an unexpected glow.
Brandy
Aged Antivan Brandy
Antivan Brandy
Antivan Plum Brandy
Apple Brandy (Orlesian)
Orlesian Brandy
Plum Brandy
West Hill Brandy (Ferelden)
Cider
Brandy-spiked-cider
Cider
Serault Cider
Winter Cider (Wycome)
Cocktails
Benediction (Orlesian)
The Emerald Valley (Orlesian)
Dragon’s Piss - The name is probably figurative, but no one knows for sure. BioWare gives the "recipe" for Dragon Piss as "1 oz light rum, 1 oz dark rum, filled with iced tea". (Orlesian)
The Golden Nug (Orlesian)
The Heart of Spring - A "restorative" drink from Verchiel made with violets. (Orlesian)
The Hissing Drake (Orlesian)
Ice Cream and Beer
A Night of Shame (Orlesian)
Posset - A drink made of hot milk curdled with ale, wine, or other liquor and typically flavored with spices. Can be drunk as a delicacy or as a cold remedy.
The Randy Dowager (Orlesian)
To Cure a Cold - a folk remedy that requires boiling whiskey and adding lemon juice and crushed garlic.
Gin
Gin
Prophet’s Laurel Gin
Grey Warden Liquor These are bottles unique to members of the order, as each warden will combine half-full bottles in order to save space. No bottle is ever fully emptied or cleaned. In order to preserve the base flavor. They are called Grey Whiskey, Ritewine, or Conscription Ale, each vintage is named after a warden with a small note.
Vintage: Warden Anras - Bottled whimsy.
Vintage: Warden Bethany Hawke - Princess piss.
Vintage: Warden Carver Hawke - Toast them all.
Vintage: Warden Daedalam - Extra red.
Vintage: Warden Eval’lal - Griffon Wing Ale
Vintage: Warden Gibbins - Don’t frigging touch! I spit in this! I mean it!
Vintage: Warden Jairn - Smash when dead.
Vintage: Warden Korenic - Notes of fruit and anger.
Vintage: Warden Riordan - Serve yourself.
Vintage: Warden Steed - Joining juice.
Vintage: Warden Tontiv - Home.
Mead The Tapster's Tavern in Orzammar serves 17 types of mead, some are listed. Honeywine is another name for mead.
Avvar Mead
Chasind Sack Mead
Lady Odette Guillory's Family Honey Wine
Mead
Orlesian Honeywine
Port A sweet, fortified red wine, typically served with dessert.
Antivan Port
Tevinter Port
Rum Boot Screech is another name for rum.
Alvarado’s Bathtub Boot Screech
Blackwater Rum
Dark Llomerryn Rum
Tea and Other Drinks
Coffee (Antivan)
Cocoa/Hot Chocolate
Juice
Fermented Fruit Juice
Pickle Juice
Pomegranate Juice
Prune Juice
Punch
Spicy Punch
Tea
Almond Tea
Anderfels Mint Tea
Bitter Tea - An unspecified tea so bitter it is astringent. Served during the Fourth Blight.
Black Tea
Black Tea with Juniper
Fires of Change Tea
Herbal Tea
Iced Tea
Lattenfluss Tea (Anderfels)
Mint Tea
Nameless Tevinter Tea
Rivaini Spice Tea Blend
Rivaini Tea
Rosehips Tea
Spiced Tea
Stripweed Tea
Unsweetened Tea
Verimensis Tea (Tevinter)
Whiskey
Cinnamon-infused Whiskey
Ferelden Whisky
Legacy White Shear
Mackay’s Epic Single Malt
Wine The Tapster's Tavern in Orzammar serves 12 types of imported wines, some are listed.
Agreggio Pavali (Tevinter)
Alyons Black
Amaranthine Red
Anderfels Red
Antivan Red
Bitter Black Wine
Celestine Black Wine
Dandelion Wine (City Elves of Orlais)
Elderberry Wine
Elfroot Mixed with Wine
Finale by Massaad
Flames of Our Lady
Flat Wine
Ghislain Red
Iced Wine
Montsimmard White
Mosswine (Orzammar)
Mulsum (Tevinter)
Orichalcum mixed with Wine - Considered to have aphrodisiac properties.
Orlesian Red
Plum Wine
Red Wine
Serault Yellow Wine
Serault White
Silent Plains Piquette (Tevinter)
Southern Black Wine
Spiced Wine
Sweetened and Spiced Yellow Wine
Val Chevin Red Wine
Vint-9 Rowan’s Rose
Watered Wine
White Seleny Wine (Antivan)
White Wine
Yellow Wine
Additional Spirits
Abyssal Peach
Antivan Sip-Sip
Aqua Magus
Aquae Lucidius - A potent liquor made of wyvern venom; a rare drink known for its hallucinogenic properties.
Bottle of Rotgut - Rotgut is slang for cheap whiskey.
Butterbile :84
Carnal 8:69 Blessed (Orlesian)
Dwarven Ale - Not actually an ale, but a black liquid reputedly made from fungus with a reputation as being almost undrinkable for anyone not a dwarf.
Garblog’s Backcountry Reserve
Golden Scythe 9:40 Black
Hirol’s Lava Burst (Kal'Hirol)
Maraas-Lok (Qunari)
Moonshine
Potent Moonshine
Sun Blonde Vint-1
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**Fruits, Mushrooms, Nuts, and Vegetables*
Edible Plants
Fern Fiddlehead
Lichen
Moss
Pungent Leaves - Unspecified leaves used in Avvar cooking of baked fish.
Rose
Rose Petals
Rosehips
Stripweed
Sugar Cane (Tevinter, Rivain)
Wildflowers
Borage
Chicory
Dandelion
Honeysuckle
Violet
Fruits and Nuts
Apple
Applewood Apples (Orlais)
Golden Apples (Orlais)
Green Apples
Le Pomme Vie et Morte - Apples that grow by the gallows in Val Royeaux.
Red Apples
Windfall Apples
Apricot
Banana
Par Vollen Banana
Rivain Banana
Berry
Blueberry
Cranberry
Elderberry
Raspberry
Strawberry
Caper (Antiva)
Cherry
Cocoa/Chocolate (Donarks)
Coconut
Coffee (Antiva)
Currant
Black Currant
Date - A purple and red fruit with a pit, it has a sweetness and tangy taste. (Tevinter)
Fig
Grape
Lemon
Lime
Nuts
Almond
Chestnut
Pine Nut
Olive
Antivan Olive
Orange (Orlais, Antiva)
Passion Fruit
Peach
Pear
Plum
Pomegranate
Pomegranate Seeds
Grain
Barley
Pot Barley
Oats
Rolled Oats
Rice
Ryott
Ryott Flour
Wheat
Wheat Flour
Whole Grains
Whole Grain Flour
Mushrooms
Deep Mushroom
Field Mushroom
Unspecified Fungus - Used to brew Dwarven ale.
Truffle
Unnamed Glowing Fungus
Wild Mushroom
Vegetables
Beans
Bush Beans
Green Beans
Pale Beans
White Beans
Cabbage
Carrot
Purple Carrot
White Carrot
Celery
Chive
Corn
Checkered Corn
Golden Corn
Yellow Corn
Cucumber
Eggplant
Fennel
Lettuce
Mustard
Onion
Red Onion
Sweet Onion
White Onion
Pea
Pepper
Antivan Pepper
Green Pepper
Hot Pepper
Hot Red Pepper
Red Bell Pepper
Sweet Pepper
Potato
Radish
Spinach
Squash
Marrow Squash
Pumpkin
String Squash
Tomato
Turnip - aka navet
Turnip Greens
Wild Greens
Animal Products
Dairy
Butter
Cow Butter
Goat Butter
Halla Butter
Herbed Butter
Nug Butter
Cheese
Ativan Smoked Cheese
Blue-veined Cheese (Orlesian)
Brie Cheese
Brined Goat Cheese
“Dalish” Cheese - An ill described item as it is unclear if it is actually cheese. One thing is for sure it isn’t Dalish.
Feisty Cheese
Goat Cheese
Halla Cheese
Pecorino Romano (Antivan)
Ram Cheese
Cream
Spiced Cream
Thickened Cream
Whipped Cream
Milk
Cow Milk
Goat Milk
Halla Milk
Ram Milk
Soured Milk
Eggs
Caviar
Chicken Egg
Egg Whites
Egg Yolk
Fish
Carp
Cod
Eel
Krone
Lamprey
Mackerel
Mussel
Oyster
River Herring
Sunfish
Trout
Whitebait
Insects
Cave Beetle (Dwarven)
Giant Spider (Dwarven)
Scorpion
Snail (Avvar)
Wood-burrowing beetle larvae (Dalish)
Meats
Beef
Ox
Ox-tongue
Rump Roast - A cut of meat from the hindquarters
Veal
Boar
Bronto
Cat
Deepstalker (Dwarven)
Dog
Dragon
Druffalo
Goat
Gurgut
Gurn
Halla
Hare
Hart
Horse
Liver - General name given, animal isn’t specified.
Lurker (Avvar)
Nug
Phoenix
Pork
Pig's Feet
Pork Hocks
Pork Saddle
Quillback
Rabbit
Ram
Rat
Sheep
Lamb
Mutton
Varghest
Venison
Wandering Hills (Anderfels)
Wyvern
Poultry
Bunting
Chicken
Dove
Duck
Partridge
Pheasant
Pigeon
Quail
Swan
Turkey
Misc.
Dragon Blood (Nevarran)
Druffalo Dung
Honey
Honeycomb
Miscellaneous Ingredients
Baking Ingredients
Ash
Elfroot Ash
Hardwood Ash (Dalish)
Baking Powder
Yeast Cake
Salts
Fine-ground Salt
Rock Salt
Salt
Sea Salt
Others
Brine
Clay (Avvar)
Pine Pitch (Alamarri)
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Herbs and Spices
Herbs
Basil
Dried Basil
Bay Leaf
Catsbane
Elfroot
Elfroot Leaves
Royal Elfroot
Lavender (Orlesian)
Mint
Anderfels’s Mint
Foxmint
Peppermint
Oregano
Dried Oregano
Parsley
Prophet's Laurel
Rosemary
Spindleweed
Verdant Spindleweed
Thyme
Spices
Allspice
Anise
Antivan Cord-seed
Cardamom
Cinnamon (Seheron)
Clove
Cumin
Cumin Seed
Deep Mushroom Powder (Orlesian and Dwarven)
Dill
Dill Seeds
Dragon Blood Powder (Nevarran)
Eastern Spice - Unnamed
Fennel Seeds
Garlic
Ginger
Dried Ginger
Hot Pepper Powder
Hot Red Pepper, Crushed
Juniper
Licorice
Mace
Mustard
Mustard Powder
Mustard Seeds
Nutmeg (Seheron)
Grated Nutmeg
Pepper
Black Pepper
Peppercorn
Black Peppercorn
Poppyseed
Saffron
Spice Ball - A variety of mixed spices wrapped in a cheesecloth
Star Anise
Vanilla (Rivain)
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Prepared Ingredients
Basic Ingredients
Alcohol
Brandy
Cinnamon-infused whiskey
Dark Llomerryn Rum
Hirol's Lava Burst
Prophet's Laurel Gin
Red Wine
Watered Down Ale
Whiskey
White Seleney Wine
Broth and Stock
Broth
Deepstalker Broth
Fish Broth
Stock
Brown Stock
Eggs
Hard Boiled Egg
Essences and Extracts
Essence
Orange Essence
Extract
Mint Extract
Orange Extract
Vanilla Extract
Golds
Edible Gold Leaf
Gold Dust
Grains
Noodles
Grain-based Noodles
Pasta
Spaghetti
Pie Dough
Oils
Cod Liver Oil
Oil
Sugars
Brown Sugar
Molasses
Powdered Sugar
Sugar
Sugar Syrup
Vinegars
Apple Cider Vinegar
Herbed Wine Vinegar
Vinegar
Desserts and Sweets
Desserts
Buttercream
Caramel
Chocolate
Chocolate Bitters
Custard
Pound Cake
Tea Biscuit
Toffee
Wafer
Jam
Plum Jam
Raspberry Jam
Misc
Sugar Cream Icing
Sugar Flowers
Sugared Rose Petals
Syrup
Dried and Cured Foods
Dried Fruits, Vegetables, and Fungi
Dried Apple
Dried Apricot
Dried Beans
Dried Cherry
Dried Cranberry
Dried Currant
Dried Mushroom
Dried Peas
Prunes
Pitted Prunes
Raisin
Cured Meats
Bacon
Smoked Bacon
Cold Cuts
Dried Meats
Dried Mackerel
Jerky
Lutefisk
Salted
Dried Salt Pork
Salt Pork
Salted Beef
Salted Dragon Meat
Salted Fish
Salted Goat Meat
Salted Meat
Sausage
Blood Sausage
Smoked Sausage
Spiced and Salted Sausage
Smoked
Smoked Beef
Smoked Fish
Smoked Goat Meat
Pickled Foods
Pickled Ox Tongue
Pickles
Prepared Animal Products
Gelatine
Grease
Ground Meat
Ground Beef
Ground Nug
Lard
Spiced Meat
Miscellaneous
Lyrium
Wyvern Venom - There are 47 ways to distill wyvern venom to be safe for consumption.
Canonically Suggested Food and Ingredients
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Raw Ingredients
Edible Plants, Fruit, and Vegetables
Edible Plants
Aspen - The inner bark is sweet and starchy. It is edible both raw and cooked, it can also be dried and ground into flour. Some aspens have edible catkins as well.
Beech - The young green spring leaves can be cooked as greens. The inner bark, once dried, can be turned into bread flour.
Birch - The inner bark can be dried and used to make bread flour. Strips of the inner bark could be eaten raw or boiled like noodles. The sap was edible directly from the tree or boiled down into a slightly sweet syrup.
Cactus
Cattail
Clover
Flowers
Cosmos
Daisy
Dog-rose - The rose hips and flower’s petals are used to make teas, preserves, jellies, and pickled relishes.
Elderflower
Gorse
Hollyhock
Jasmin
Lilac
Marguerite
Orchid - The dried corms (tubers) are used to make hot drinks.
Pansy
Peony
Poppy
Snapdragon
Sunflower
Tulip
Wysteria
Lotus - Both the roots and the large seeds are edible when cooked. However the seeds can be eaten raw.
Maple - Along with the sap, the inner bark of maple can be eaten cooked or raw. The seeds and leaves are edible as well once boiled.
Northern Prickleweed - Young prickleweed shoots can be eaten raw, cooked, or pickled.
Palm - Heart of palms are eaten as well as palm oil.
Pine - Aside from pine nuts, the pine pollen, pine cones - only the females, may be eaten once shelled and roasted. Pine needles are used for tea or chewed on for the juices, and the inner pine bark can be dried and ground as flour, used to thicken soups and stews, cooked like spaghetti, or eaten raw. The sap is high in vitamins a and c and has been used to fend off scurvy in the past. The sap can be drunk as a tea in the spring.
Fir Pine
Stone Pine - Produce large pine nuts that make them easier to eat and forage for.
Red Cedar - The inner bark can be dried and ground into a powder, treating scurvy and acting as a nutritious ration added to foods.
Seaweed
Spruce - Spruce tips, spruce needles, spruce tree cones, and the inner bark of a spruce tree.
Thistle
Water Lily
Willow - The inner bark can be scraped off, cooked in strips like spaghetti, dried and ground into flour, or eaten raw.
Wormwood
Fruits and Nuts
Berries
Blackberry (Ferelden)
Blackthorn Berry - also known as sloe berries or sloes.
Rowan Berries - Bitter berries that can be cooked to make jelly or used as flavoring.
Bradford Pear - This small variety of pear comes from a rather foul smelling tree. The pears can be used for jellies, ciders, and hand pie. (Ferelden)
Citron
Melon
Nuts
Acorn
Black Walnut - Used to make syrups and liquors.
Hognut
Peanut (Seheron)
Walnut
Seeds
Sunflower Seeds
Sour Cherry
Sour Grape
Fungi and Mushrooms
Morel mushrooms - There is a blighted morel, so it stands to reason there is a non-blighted morel.
Grain
Flax
Flax Seed
Herbs
Elfroot
Bitter Elfroot
Gossamer Elfroot
Sage
Winterberry
Vegetables
Artichoke (Orlais)
Beet
Daikon Radish (Ferelden)
Animal Byproducts
Dairy
Butter
Goat Butter
Horse Butter
Sheep Butter
Cheese
Donkey Cheese
Horse/Mare cheese - Cheese made from milk of a horse.
Sheep Cheese
Curds
Milk
Buttermilk
Donkey Milk - High in nutrients but low in fat, it can be used as a milk replacement for infants when mixed with a bit of cow/goat cheese to add fat to the milk.
Mares Milk - Milk from a horse, it can be used as a milk replacement for infants.
Sheep Milk
Whey
Eggs
Crocodile Eggs
Duck Eggs
Goose Eggs
Gull Eggs
Partridge Eggs
Peafowl Eggs
Pigeon Eggs
Quail Eggs
Turkey Eggs
Turtle Eggs
Fish/Seafood
Clam
Crab
Crayfish
Jellyfish
Octopus
Shark
Squid
Sturgeon - The source of caviar.
Insects
Cricket
Locust
Meat
Badger
Bear
Crocodile
Donkey
Elk
Fox
Frog
Gazelle
Lynx
Marmot
Moose
Mountain Goat
Otter
Raccoon
Squirrel
Turtle
Wolf
Poultry
Albatross
Eagle
Goose
Grouse
Gull
Lark
Owl
Parrot
Peafowl
Ptarmigan
Quail
Turkey
Miscellanious
Fat
Goose Fat
Maple Syrup
Marrow Bones
Lamb
Ox
Prepared Ingredients
Plant-Based
Almond Milk
Olive Oil
Rice Flour
Rose Water
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With the blight dragging on and no Grey Wardens to be found, forcing us to social distance, I’ve little choice but to sample the rich and varied cuisine of Thedas from my own kitchen.  Each week I will aspire to prepare a recipe from the fan made Dragon Age Cookbook “In Pursuit of Porridge” (available here).  The recipe will be chosen at random to keep things interesting.  Please feel free to join me and post any recipes you make.  If you use the tags #Dragon Age Cooking Club or #DA Cooking Club and/or tag me I’ll add your culinary creation to the Master Post!
For the first week we have a recipe from the Free Marches: Strawberry Rivaini Dip!  
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That’s right, it’s inexplicably guacamole with strawberries!  Don’t ask me why.  Those Marchers are a crazy bunch.
Difficulty: 1/5.  We couldn’t have started with anything easier, just chopping and mixing up a few things.
Ingredient cost/accessibility: 1/5. Nothing too crazy here, just produce and tortilla chips, of which I got the off brand.
Taste: 2/5.  It’s not terrible, but it’s not... good?  To be fair I’m no guacamole connoisseur.  I’m still occasionally eating a chip, so it’s definitely more edible than I was expecting.  The strawberries make a surprisingly competent replacement for tomato.  Still would have rather just had tomato though.
Suggested pairing: something light and summery, preferably alcoholic so you can forget that it isn’t the greatest tasting.  Light ale or a margarita maybe?
Suggested pairing: Varric/Bianca or Sera/Inquisitor.  It’s definitely pub appetizer food, so someone who lives in a pub would probably be down with it.
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bluekaddis · 3 years
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hi! do you have any thoughts on free marches culture/fashion/inspirations etc? im trying to piece together some marcher names but i cant find any real world inspirations to draw from - my best guess rn is a blend of like, irish, english and greek with some slavic inspo from ferelden?
Hi!
It’s a very good ask, thank you!
The Free Marches are great for headcanons because we know so little about them. We know about Kirkwall but other than that? The possibilities are endless.
The Marchers are canonically descendants of both the Alamarri and the Tevinter people so I would expect some level of multi-ethnicity in all the city states. I also think that cities closer to Tevinter and Antiva (like Hasmal or Ansburg) would have more in common with those countries while cities like Kirkwall or Ostwick would resemble Ferelden more.
I've also checked the official titles in various cities because they might show the connections to other countries. Based on that the fact that the ruler of Ostwick bears the title of Teyrn may suggest that, at least at some point in history, Ostwick's political system was under strong influence of Fereldan culture. Similarly, the title of Duke in Wycome may suggest strong Orlesian influence.
These differences would affect accents, cuisine, perhaps some local holidays as well. As for fashion, I think that the differences between nobles in each city state would be far from striking as the court fashion has a tendency to be more unified across cities and even countries. The clothes and the hairstyles of the lower classes would be much more varied, though, and if you are looking for inspiration, it would be good to look through regional folk costumes across different countries.
As for real-life inspirations - I personally headcanon The Free Marches to represent Central Europe (more-or-less the borders of the Holy Roman Empire), the Balkans and Greece. I also like to add England to the mix because in my headcanon Ferelden is closer to Slavic than Anglo-Saxon culture. I especially headcanon Ostwick and Tantervale to have a bit of 19th century England vibe when it comes to their culture and aesthetics. More toned down in fashion compared to rococo-styled Orlais, with strict manners, where self-restraint and piousness are really valued. People from Ostwick would frown both on Orlesian hedonism and Fereldan straight-forwardness. But it’s just my personal take, made to serve my (sad) Trevelyan’s backstory. 🙂
I don't have well-defined ideas for other city states at the moment but I'm curious to hear other people's thoughts!
I know that it’s not much information but I hope that it helps you a bit 🙂 Have fun creating your own version of The Free Marches!
For good meta about The Free Marches I highly recommend:
* the map of The Free Marches with additional non-canon places added by @grogblogging
https://grogblogging.tumblr.com/post/155309281375/non-canon-map-of-the-free-marches-the-official-map
* Dragon Age Names Catalogue (for canon Marchers names) by @dalishious
https://dalishious.tumblr.com/post/653090877420503041/dragon-age-names-catalogue
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ciellesprit · 5 years
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Sugar Free - Semaine 1 : Tiraillée
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La semaine sans sucre a vraiment commencé cette semaine. Les conseils et exercices se sont portés sur les boissons, les yaourts et les petits-déjeuners. J'ai appris quelques trucs, mais globalement j'en avais une bonne connaissance et conscience.
Bon, j'avoue, j'ai craqué aujourd'hui. Je suis allée prendre l'air, marcher un peu et en plein milieu de ma sortie j'ai eu méga envie de manger... J'avais qu'une envie c'était de retourner chez moi et de me cuisiner un plat de chou-fleur, pomme de terre béchamel. Finalement il n'en fut rien. Au lieu de craquer pour des trucs méga sucrés, je me suis dit que ça serait toujours mieux d'acheter des aliments sains qui me font kiffer. Avocat, banane, tomate, pain hamburger complet, copeaux de noix de coco et porridge. J'ai refais un peu mon garde manger basique. Sur le chemin du retour j'ai miam une tablette de chocolat gerblé sans sucre et quelques gâteaux de la même marque, sans sucre également (impact réduit sur la glycémie avec un taux de sucre 1g/100g). En rentrant je me suis cuisiné 2 hamburgers végé.
J'ai réussi à limité la casse, mais j'ai quand même la sensation d'avoir crakos. Don't worry, ça arrive. Demain est un nouveau jour et une nouvelle opportunité de continuer de construire de bonnes habitudes alimentaires.
Cette semaine a été ponctuée également par quelques parts de galettes frangipane, poire chocolat et framboise. C'est mon régal en cette période et j'ai choisi en conscience de me nourrir de ces douceurs sans excès. D'ailleurs, l'une des parts provenait d'une galette bio sans sucre ajouté faite maison ! Miam !
C'est dur quand même. Je ne vous le cache pas. Parfois, des images de pâtisseries, de viennoiseries, de bonbons viennent envahir mon esprit. J'arrive à résister. Je me rends compte à quel point la culture du sucre est encrée en moi...
Bilan de cette semaine 1 plutôt positive avec seulement 2 petits craquages. Je me félicite quand même car avant cela, je passais direct au côté obscur de la force et j'y restais plusieurs jours voire semaines. Là c'est quand même plus ou moins maîtrisé.
Rendez-vous la semaine prochaine pour le bilan de la semaine 2 !
See you around guys 😉🤜
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ON TARGET: Canada Must Denounce Glorification of Nazis
By Scott Taylor
On 28 April approximately 250 people marched through the streets of Kiev, Ukraine to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the WW2 Waffen SS Division Galicia.
That’s right folks, hundreds of people gathered despite the threat of spreading the COVID-19 virus, to commemorate Ukrainian soldiers who took an oath of allegiance to Adolf Hitler and fought for Nazi Germany.
This parade drew an immediate backlash from Germany’s ambassador to Ukraine, Anka Feldhusen. She tweeted “Waffen SS units participated in the worst war crimes and the Holocaust during WW2. No volunteer organizations fighting and working for Ukraine today should be associated with them.”
This blatant display of Nazi glorification was also condemned by the Israeli ambassador in Kiev and the Israeli Foreign Ministry. Sadly, there was no such reaction from the Canadian embassy nor from the Canadian Armed Forces. Canada presently has over 200 military trainers assisting the Ukrainian armed forces in the face of Russian aggression.
For the regime in Kiev to not only allow a tribute to Hitler’s SS to take place, but to also provide the marchers with a police escort, flies in the face of all those Canadian soldiers who fought and died in WW2 to defeat the Nazi regime.
For the record, and before the apologists claim this event was an exercise in ‘free speech’, Ukraine has cancelled this year’s May 9 traditional celebration of Victory Day WW2 due to COVID19 concerns.
Ukrainians were prevented from gathering to celebrate the defeat of Hitler, but allowed to parade in commemoration of Ukrainians who volunteered to fight for the Nazis?
The U.S. State Department did not directly condemn the parade but in a statement to The Nation they noted “We welcome [Ukraine] President Zelensky’s strong statement condemning the march.” However, they added the comment that the U.S. State Department “continues to monitor and systematically refute a longstanding Russian disinformation campaign that conflates support for Ukrainian sovereignty with support for neo-Nazi and fascist ideals.”
Here is a little bit of free advice for those concerned about Russian disinformation: just put an end to parades and events that glorify Hitler’s Waffen SS.
While I can understand that Ukrainians are proud of their heritage, I cannot fathom why young nationalists seek to glorify those who took up arms to enforce the Nazi’s ideology? Yes, I understand that Stalin imposed ruthless measures against the people of Ukraine and that they suffered horribly under the Soviet regime.
However, the fact that Ukrainian men took up arms to fight the Red Army as members of the Waffen SS does not change the reality that Hitler’s Nazis perpetrated the Holocaust.
Of all the incredible accomplishments that Ukrainians have achieved throughout history – music, literature, cuisine, art etc, I cannot fathom why it is a flawed military unit that fought for Hitler, which these young Ukrainians have chosen to revere.
Formed in 1943, the SS Galicia Division only really fought one major engagement against the Soviets in the Battle of Brody in July 1944.
The SS Galicia was soundly defeated and it was subsequently relegated to fighting against partisans, first in Slovakia and then in Yugoslavia.
For those who would paint the SS Galicia volunteers as fighters for Ukraine’s independence, this theory cannot be justified in view of the fact they actually fought against civilian patriots in Slovakia and Slovenia to enforce Hitler’s Nazi occupation.
In the final days of the war, the SS Galicia changed their name to the 1st Ukrainian Division prior to surrendering to the allies in Austria.
After a lengthy internment in Italy, many of these Ukrainian SS veterans emigrated to Canada. There is actually a memorial erected to the memory of the SS Galicia division in Oakville, Ontario.
That said, it is estimated that over 40,000 Ukrainian Canadians served in the Canadian military during WW2, fighting to defeat Hitler.
It is those brave, patriotic Ukrainian- Canadians that Canada needs to remember. It will make it far easier for our government to publicly denounce any future Nazi-glorification in Ukraine.
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lafaiette · 6 years
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Alrighty, I have another one. lol Headcanons about the Inquisitor's companions food & drink preferences + a bonus about your lovely Scarlet Lavellan? :>
OH, THANK YOU ; v ;
I imagine Blackwall and Varric eating and drinking pretty hearty things: steaming stews, mead, ale, brown bread, cheese and some sausages, too. Blackwall doesn’t really look like an Orlesian, even in terms of general tastes and way of fighting, reasoning, speaking, and Varric complains to Hawke how disgusting Orlesian cuisine is to him (“Did you know that they eat snails here?”).
Vivienne and Dorian have of course refined tastes, but while Vivienne is perfectly used to - and content with - Orlesian dishes (but I can see her having a soft spot for simple things, like cookies and butter soup), Dorian likes richer tastes and doesn’t refuse to try new things, like Fereldan or Free Marcher dishes. I can see him pretending to wrinkle his nose at that baked fish that is so loved at Starkhaven, but actually craving for more after eating it. As for drink, we all know he loves wine and if the Antivan one is anything like our Italian one, he probably loves that one.
Cassandra eats everything, except for a few exceptions. She might come from a noble, rich house, but her childhood sounds terribly practical, surrounded by corpses that got more attention than her. I can see her and her brother being left alone for long periods of time; they could eat well and were never left wanting more, but there wasn’t the same attention and effort put into it like in, say, Dorian’s family. Also, when she became Seeker, her military, harsh life, even if high-ranked, led her to develop even simpler tastes and needs.
Same counts for Sera: you can’t have difficult tastes and be picky when you live in the streets as an elven girl. Even if she was raised by a human woman for a time, I doubt she could eat everything she wanted. We see her drink ale at The Herald’s Rest at Skyhold and she becomes drunk during the round of Wicked Grace, so she definitely loves alcohol.
Bull probably loves meat and fish, but also baked food. I can’t imagine him eating sugary stuff, but he may enjoy tarts and cookies from time to time - they don’t even have those in Seheron and Par Vollen! ;_;
As for Cole, that depends on whether he becomes more spirit or human. I’m pretty sure he doesn’t need to eat and drink in the first case; in the second one, it will be like being born anew and discovering new tastes along the way. I can’t imagine him holding his liquor well, but he would avidly eat all the homemade pies and stuffed salty cakes he can find.
As for Solas, it’s canon that he doesn’t eat much, but often requests tea from the kitchen, which has to be made in a special way he explained to the cooks (World of Thedas 2). We know that he enjoys the Orlesian frilly cakes, though, and I’m pretty sure it’s also canon, by now, that he has a huge sweet tooth and always craves for more cakes and sweet things. He probably follows a light diet of meat and vegetables and I can picture him sitting content and happy with a steaming bowl of potato soup in his hand. ; v ;
Scarlet adores spicy stuff! She would add spices and pepper to any dish and she misses the delicate, but also tasty and strong Dalish food from her clan. She doesn’t drink alcohol - only on special occasions - and the only kind of “wine” she enjoys is the hot, Dalish one her clan would make during winter.
Thank you!!
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Jeudi 31 Août 2017 – Partie 03/03 : Lac Maligne, la reusta des lacs de Jasper.
Selon les recommandations des prospectus et de mon guide, le lac Maligne porte en lui la promesse d’un des plus beaux lieux de visite du parc de Jasper. Toutefois, la route qui y mène justifie à elle seule l’adage qui dit que « l’important ce n’est pas la destination, mais le voyage ». Les 40mn de route offrent qui montent au lac offrent une variété de paysage et de curiosité absolument spectaculaire : Tout d’abord les vues sur la vallée et ses rivières en serpent donnent l’impression de se trouver face à un décor tropical. Plus loin, la route marque une épingle et offre une vue sur le lac Médecine en contrebas. Si ce dernier n’a rien d’exceptionnel, il est surplombé par un impressionnant mur de barres rocheuses, aux pieds desquelles se trouve une forêt manifestement dépouillée par un incendie… l’échelle du paysage, à la fois ouvert et gigantesque, a de quoi couper le souffle.
Plus haut, alors que la route perd un peu de sa superbe en s’enfonçant dans une zone forestière, je stoppe ma progression derrière plusieurs véhicules arrêtés sur le côté de la chaussé. Du haut de son camping-car, un foutu hipster à barbe longue pointe son appareil équipé d’un énorme objectif vers le talus de mon côté de la route. Curieux, je quitte mon habitacle, pour m’approcher du lieu de la curiosité… pour y trouver un ours brun ! Juché sur le talus de bord de route, la grosse bête s’affaire à fouiller des buissons pour y trouve des baies, laissant entrevoir sa belle bouille et son popotin à nos yeux ébaubis. Sur la route, les locaux en pick-up qui montent travailler au lac maligne pestent à coup de klaxon contre les gens qui n’ont pas pris la peine de se ranger sur le bas-côté. Un peu inconscient, ou désespéré (ou les deux), je m’approche plus que de raison de l’animal, qui ne lève à aucun moment la truffe vers son public, pour prendre un meilleur cliché. C’est à ce moment que le nounours se décide à descendre sur la route pour poursuivre ses emplettes ; et c’est le moment où je me dis « non. Non non non non non. C’est bon, merci, ça suffira pour aujourd’hui ». Tout le monde se remet en marche. Ça y est, je suis en haut de l’échelle du « l’homme qui a vu l’homme qui a vu l’ours », expression qui me ramène illico aux souvenirs des récits de mes parents sur leur voyage canadien.
Arrivé sur les rives du Lac Maligne, je découvre un lieu bien plus touristique que je ne l’imaginais : Le « maligne Lake Chalet » qui abrite un restaurant, un magasin de souvenirs et un café, est blindé de touristes. Plus loin, on trouve carrément un petit ensemble de bungalows de location. Devant ces installation, deux embarcadères d’où partent régulièrement des bateaux chargés de curieux qui veulent aller jusqu’au milieu du lac pour un tarif exorbitant. Pour l’expérience sauvage du lac isolé en haute montagne, on repassera, mais le tout ne dénature finalement pas trop le paysage.
Le lac Maligne est réputé pour la couleur de ses eaux, mais il m’est impossible d’en profiter, le ciel s’étant encombré, ternissant les teintes et nuances du paysage, et les fumées latentes n’arrangent rien. Néanmoins, la vue, avec sa jolie boat house, offre tout de même un paysage de carte postale, avec ses pics rocheux dans le lointain et ses collines qui se superposent comme autant de calques. Je pose mon popotin sur une petite plage au sol meuble pour y bouloter la fin de mon paquet de chips, avant de commencer une boucle sur la rive nord du Lac.
Quelques centaines de mètres plus loin, le parc de Jasper m’offre une deuxième surprise animalière : Dans les fourrés sur le bord du sentier, une famille d’élan est occupée à brouter, pas du tout inquiète du petit groupe de touristes en train de les prendre en photos. Nous resterons ainsi silencieux quelques minutes à observer les majestueuses bestioles. Alors qu’elle à se remet en marche après avoir pris ses photos, une femme invite les gens arrêtés : « continuez à marcher, ne vous arrêtez pas, ces animaux n’aiment pas la proximité humaine ». Je pense avoir à faire avec une guide du Parc, mais il en est rien, il s’agit juste d’une experte auto-proclamée qui a décidé d’expliquer aux gens comment vivre leur vacances. Les gens sont bizarres.
La boucle que j’ai choisie longe les rives du lac pendant un petit kilomètre, offre des points de vue sympathiques sur le lac, peuplé de japonais en canoë, avant de s’enfoncer dans les bois. Je suis apparemment le seul à avoir choisi ce tracé, puisque je ne croiserai personne durant ma longue promenade dans une forêt épaisse et humide, au point que j’en viens à me demander si je ne me suis pas perdu. Je m’arrête quelques secondes pour écouter le silence, rapidement comblé par le brouhaha dans ma tête qui m’encourage à me remettre en ordre de marche.
La boucle bouclée, je fais un petit arrêt dans le Maligne Lake Chalet, pour considérer un instant les pâtisseries offertes par le café, avant de me raviser, l’estomac pas du tout attiré par la promesse d’une douceur. Voilà qui ne me ressemble pas. Je flâne dans le magasin de souvenirs sans rien y acheter, et je regarde d’un œil attendri et amusé les gens poser avec la mascotte du parc, sorte de gros ours en peluche grimé de l’uniforme de la police montée. Je les prends en photos, me sentant un peu déplumé de n’avoir personne avec qui câliner le gros nounours, et me sentant un peu couillon de constituer mes souvenirs de vacances avec des photos d’inconnus. Mais bon, c’est le jeu du voyage en solitaire.
Retour à Jasper pour prendre possession de ma chambre dans l’auberge de jeunesse. Le duo d’anciens qui tient la réception (une anglophone et un québéquois) me donnent mon nécessaire (draps et vaisselle), et me voici installé dans un grand  dortoir au sous-sol. Le couchage est exigu mais à ce stade, tout ce qui sera plus confortable que l’habitacle de ma suzuki m’apparait comme un luxe éhonté. La cuisine a elle l’attirail complet de l’auberge de jeunesse : sans fenêtre, meublées de tables longues, deux pianos de cuisson, frigos et étagères à foison avec étiquettes et une free food shelf dans laquelle je vais directement fouiller, par automatisme, un vieux réflexe de backpacker. Une douche bien chaude plus tard (quel bonheur !), je pars faire un tour rapide du centre-ville. J’y retrouve le parking principal, réalisant quelle mauvaise idée c’était d’envisager d’y passer la nuit, mais aussi à quelle vitesse la vile de Jasper est passée de territoire inconnu, nocturne et hostile, à bourgade chaleureuse. Je prends au passage une photo du centre-ville et l’envoie à Taylor, le joyeux luron canadien, natif de Jasper (que j’avais connu à Collaroy beach en Australie) pour lui demander si le lieu lui est familier. Fidèle à lui-même, le prodige de la guitare me répond qu’il vient de rentrer au pays la veille après 3 ans à bourlinguer de par le monde. Coïncidence incroyable. Il m’invite à venir le voir jouer de la guitare dans son groupe sur la scène du pub « Legion » le lendemain soir, pour son concert de retour. Taylor fait partie des rares personnes dont je suis sûr que le tempérament implacablement joyeux et enthousiaste m’éviteras toute situation gênante, j’accepte donc le rendez-vous, quand même anxieux à l’idée de me pointer dans un pub à l’heure de pointe pour renouer dans le bruit avec une vieille connaissance. Paré d’un café et d’une pâtisserie de chez Tim Hortons, je me pose sur la terrasse de l’hôtel avec mes prospectus pour étudier mon plan d’action pour le lendemain. Sur le table à côté de moi deux jeunes aux allures de hippies se fument un pétard, et sont rejoints par deux ouvriers peintres des pays de l’Est, parés à célébrer la fin de journée avec un pack de bière. Je reste en retrait, toujours incapable (et sans l’envie) de copiner autour du simple échange d’alcool et de fumette.
Premier jour « d’aventure » en solitaire, et me voici de retour dans les mêmes chaussures qu’à mon tout premier jour de voyage, en auberge en Australie : inadapté, paumé, en retrait, sans projet, avec pour seule consolation le fait d’avoir un matelas financier et une pratique du voyage qui me fait me sentir en sécurité. Alors que la lumière du jour s’épuise, il devient difficile de lire mes prospectus à la seule lueur des lampadaires et de mon inspiration terne et infertile.
Je déciderai du programme dans la matinée, car Morphée m’appelle, et il ne me faudra pas longtemps pour m’éteindre, épuisé, dans mon petit lit finalement bien confortable.
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Foods of Thedas: Raw Ingredients
These are all the canonically mentioned raw ingredients. By that I mean Ingredients that don't require processing like caramel, dried or salted meats, or jam. But the ingredients that go into making such things. As with the previous posts, I didn’t include any of the potential items that could be used, just to prevent confusion should you go looking for the source of any of the items on this list.
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Fruits, Mushrooms, Nuts, and Vegetables
Edible Plants
Fern Fiddlehead
Lichen
Moss
Pungent Leaves - Unspecified leaves used in Avvar cooking of baked fish.
Rose
Rose Petals
Rosehips
Stripweed
Sugar Cane (Tevinter, Rivain)
Wildflowers
Borage
Chicory
Dandelion
Honeysuckle
Violet
Fruits and Nuts
Apple
Applewood Apples (Orlais)
Golden Apples (Orlais)
Green Apples
Le Pomme Vie et Morte - Apples that grow by the gallows in Val Royeaux.
Red Apples
Windfall Apples
Apricot
Banana
Par Vollen Banana
Rivain Banana
Berry
Blueberry
Cranberry
Elderberry
Raspberry
Strawberry
Caper (Antiva)
Cherry
Cocoa/Chocolate (Donarks)
Coconut
Coffee (Antiva)
Currant
Black Currant
Date - A purple and red fruit with a pit, it has a sweetness and tangy taste. (Tevinter)
Fig
Grape
Lemon
Lime
Nuts
Almond
Chestnut
Pine Nut
Olive
Antivan Olive
Orange (Orlais, Antiva)
Passion Fruit
Peach
Pear
Plum
Pomegranate
Pomegranate Seeds
Grain
Barley
Pot Barley
Oats
Rolled Oats
Rice
Ryott
Ryott Flour
Wheat
Wheat Flour
Whole Grains
Whole Grain Flour
Mushrooms
Deep Mushroom
Field Mushroom
Unspecified Fungus - Used to brew Dwarven ale.
Truffle
Unnamed Glowing Fungus
Wild Mushroom
Vegetables
Beans
Bush Beans
Green Beans
Pale Beans
White Beans
Cabbage
Carrot
Purple Carrot
White Carrot
Celery
Chive
Corn
Checkered Corn
Golden Corn
Yellow Corn
Cucumber
Eggplant
Fennel
Lettuce
Mustard
Onion
Red Onion
Sweet Onion
White Onion
Pea
Pepper
Antivan Pepper
Green Pepper
Hot Pepper
Hot Red Pepper
Red Bell Pepper
Sweet Pepper
Potato
Radish
Spinach
Squash
Marrow Squash
Pumpkin
String Squash
Tomato
Turnip - aka navet
Turnip Greens
Wild Greens
Animal Products
Dairy
Butter
Cow Butter
Goat Butter
Halla Butter
Herbed Butter
Nug Butter
Cheese
Ativan Smoked Cheese
Blue-veined Cheese (Orlesian)
Brie Cheese
Brined Goat Cheese
“Dalish” Cheese - An ill described item as it is unclear if it is actually cheese. One thing is for sure it isn’t Dalish.
Feisty Cheese
Goat Cheese
Halla Cheese
Pecorino Romano (Antivan)
Ram Cheese
Cream
Spiced Cream
Thickened Cream
Whipped Cream
Milk
Cow Milk
Goat Milk
Halla Milk
Ram Milk
Soured Milk
Eggs
Caviar
Chicken Egg
Egg Whites
Egg Yolk
Fish
Carp
Cod
Eel
Krone
Lamprey
Mackerel
Mussel
Oyster
River Herring
Sunfish
Trout
Whitebait
Insects
Cave Beetle (Dwarven)
Giant Spider (Dwarven)
Scorpion
Snail (Avvar)
Wood-burrowing beetle larvae (Dalish)
Meats
Beef
Ox
Ox-tongue
Rump Roast - A cut of meat from the hindquarters
Veal
Boar
Bronto
Cat
Deepstalker (Dwarven)
Dog
Dragon
Druffalo
Goat
Gurgut
Gurn
Halla
Hare
Hart
Horse
Liver - General name given, animal isn’t specified.
Lurker (Avvar)
Nug
Phoenix
Pork
Pig's Feet
Pork Hocks
Pork Saddle
Quillback
Rabbit
Ram
Rat
Sheep
Lamb
Mutton
Varghest
Venison
Wandering Hills (Anderfels)
Wyvern
Poultry
Bunting
Chicken
Dove
Duck
Partridge
Pheasant
Pigeon
Quail
Swan
Turkey
Misc.
Dragon Blood (Nevarran)
Druffalo Dung
Honey
Honeycomb
Miscellaneous Ingredients
Baking Ingredients
Ash
Elfroot Ash
Hardwood Ash (Dalish)
Baking Powder
Yeast Cake
Salts
Fine-ground Salt
Rock Salt
Salt
Sea Salt
Others
Brine
Clay (Avvar)
Pine Pitch (Alamarri)
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Herbs and Spices
Herbs
Basil
Dried Basil
Bay Leaf
Catsbane
Elfroot
Elfroot Leaves
Royal Elfroot
Lavender (Orlesian)
Mint
Anderfels’s Mint
Foxmint
Peppermint
Oregano
Dried Oregano
Parsley
Prophet's Laurel
Rosemary
Spindleweed
Verdant Spindleweed
Thyme
Spices
Allspice
Anise
Antivan Cord-seed
Cardamom
Cinnamon (Seheron)
Clove
Cumin
Cumin Seed
Deep Mushroom Powder (Orlesian and Dwarven)
Dill
Dill Seeds
Dragon Blood Powder (Nevarran)
Eastern Spice - Unnamed
Fennel Seeds
Garlic
Ginger
Dried Ginger
Hot Pepper Powder
Hot Red Pepper, Crushed
Juniper
Licorice
Mace
Mustard
Mustard Powder
Mustard Seeds
Nutmeg (Seheron)
Grated Nutmeg
Pepper
Black Pepper
Peppercorn
Black Peppercorn
Poppyseed
Saffron
Spice Ball - A variety of mixed spices wrapped in a cheesecloth
Star Anise
Vanilla (Rivain)
Sources: ( If you want to find direct links or page numbers check out the wiki’s Food and Ingredients page.) Dragon Age: Origins (Base and DLCs) Dragon Age: Awakening Dragon Age 2 (Base and DLCs) Dragon Age: The Last Court Dragon Age: Inquisition (Base, DLCs + Multiplayer) Dragon Age Tabletop RPG Core Rulebook Dragon Age Tabletop RPG: Blood in Ferelden Dragon Age Tabletop RPG: Game Master's Kit: Buried Past
World of Thedas Vol. 1 World of Thedas Vol. 2 Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne Dragon Age: The Calling Dragon Age: The Masked Empire Dragon Age: Last Flight Dragon Age: Tevinter Nights Short Story: Paper and Steel Short Story: Paying the Ferryman
DAO Codex Entry: Feast Day Fish Codex Entry: History of Soldier’s Peak: Chapter 3 Codex Entry: In Praise of the Humble Nug
Codex Entry: A Tattered Shopping List
Item: Abyssal Peach Item: Brandy Item: Carnal, 8:69 Blessed Item: Mosswine Item: Rare Antivan Brandy (Gift) Item: Sugar Cake Item: Sun Blonde Vint-1 Item: Wedge of Destiny Item: West Hill Brandy
DAII Item: Dragon’s Blood
DAI Codex Entry: On Avvar Cuisine Codex Entry: Bottles of Thedas Codex Entry: The City of Starkhaven Codex Entry: La Pomme Vie et More Codex Entry: Mad Emperor Reville Codex Entry: Plant vs. Corpses Codex Entry: Ram Codex Entry: A Scholar's Journal Codex Entry: Spindleweed Codex Entry: Surviving the Western Approach Codex Entry: Waterlogged Diary Note: Betta's Travel Journal Note: The Gilded Horn's Drink List Note: Knight-Captain's Orders Note: A Note from the Skyhold Kitchen Note: The Rusted Horn's Menu Note: Scribbled Note Wartable Mission: Inspire Wartable Mission: Plant Crystal in Venatori Headquarters
Last Court Cards Atop the Tower of Lights The Elegant Abbess Flames of Freedom The Glassblowers' Anger Go Hunting Good Neighbor The Next Course The Purveyors of Tea Thieves! An Unofficial Meeting The Wyvern is Cornered
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Foods of Thedas: Dishes, Sauces, and Sides
There are multiple food lists for Dragon Age out there, some current, some not. I put this together mostly for my own personal reference and keep updated because I need to clear out my google sheets.
From gravy, desserts, main courses, sides, soups, and stews. The foods are both mundane or share some medicinal uses. But they had to be things that would reasonably be eaten as a food item. So something like powdered tusket horn which is purely supplemental isn’t included. But something like a sauce that also helps with impotence is included since it is implied to be used as a food item and medicinal. So every dish here is canonically mentioned and shown through the games and additional media tie-ins.
This list doesn't include individual ingredients. Those are all in separate posts. Given the size of these lists, I had to split everything up. They were far too long for my tastes, so all links for the additional posts are below and above the cut, so you don’t have to endlessly scroll if you just want to see all the items in one post (the master post) or the wiki page. (Which got put up first because Tumblr really doesn’t seem to like the lengths of my posts.)
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Breads and Desserts
Breads
Biscuit
Whole Grain Biscuit - Commonly made in Chantry cloisters. A staple in their simple diets.
Black Bread
Braided Honey and Date Bread
Brown Bread
Buns
Butter Puff - This is bread where butter is folded into the dough allowing it to become puffy and softer than usual bread. (Orlesian)
Crumpet
Dark Bread
Dried Bread
Honey Loaf
Lichen Bread - Bread that is made using lichen. (Orzammar)
Peasant Bread - A hearty type of bread that is made with a variety of grains.
Raider Queen's Bread of Many Tongues - Created by the Raider Queen, this bread calls for flour, baking powder, salt, butter, brown sugar, molasses, eggs, bananas. The creator calls for Par Vollen bananas but another version of the recipe says Rivaini bananas are an acceptable replacement. (Rivain)
Ryott Bread - Made of a protein rich grain that is valued throughout Ferelden.
Sweet Bread
Sweet Rolls
Thin Bread - A thin bread used to make wraps in Seheron.
Whole Grain Bread - Another staple made in Chantry cloisters.
Desserts
Cake
Cake with Apples
Chocolate Cake
Cupcakes
The Exquisite Misery - A little cake topped with a dusting of anise, deep mushrooms, and gold dust. (Orlesian)
Hearth Cake - A pan-made Dalish cake; made of flour, hardwood ash or baking powder, halla butter, sugar, mixed dried fruit (currants, cranberries, etc), egg, milk.
Honey Cake
Lemon Cake
Petit Fours (Orlesian)
Pound Cake
Round Cake - Often topped with poppyseed and honey. In Serault, they will sometimes have the antlers baked into the crust.
Sugar Cake - Made with strawberries and sugar-cream icing on a pound cake.
Sugar-drizzled Lemon Cake - A type of lemon cake that was used in Antivan Crow history to assassinate templars.
Sugarcake - A dense cake usually topped with powdered sugar.
Sweet Cake
Candy
Black Licorice Candy - Can be salted.
Bon-bons
Candied Almonds
Candied Dates
Candied Fruit
Candy Cane
Candy Apple
Carastian Candy - A candied chocolate. (Tevinter)
Peppermints
Spun Sugar (Fereldan)
Sweetmeat - A confectionery treat, sometimes candy coated fruit.
Toffee
Unnamed Candied Nuts with Spice - A candy that is sweet until swallowed, then they leave a spicy aftertaste. (Orlesian)
Cookies
Biscuit - A hard, flat, and unleavened baked treat that can be sweet or savory.
Butter and Sugar Cookie - This cookie isn’t specified as it is only described by these ingredients.
Raisin Cookies
Shortbread
Tea Biscuits
Wafers
Donuts
Ice Cream
Orlesian Guimauves - Another name for marshmallows.
Pastries
Apple Pie
The Blessed Apple - A pie made by a small cloister of Chantry sisters tending to the orchard, they use the windfall apples and share the pies freely; as well as the apples. The ingredients are flour, salt, butter, water, apples (golden apples from Lady's Orchard preferred but others are acceptable substitutions), brown sugar, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. (Orlesian)
Cinnamon Rolls
Croissant
Honey and Nut Pastry (Tevinter)
Macaroon
Marie du Lac Erre's Sweet Ruin - One version of this pastry with a dramatic history, the recipe contains; butter, powdered sugar, chocolate, vanilla extract, flour, orange or mint extract, baking powder, and milk. (Orlesian)
Minced Pie - filled with finely chopped fruit and sweet things.
Tarts
Unnamed Blueberry Pastry - A light, sticky pastry with blueberries. (Possibly Nevarran)
Pudding
Caramel Pudding
Dessert Pudding
Sticky Jellies (Orlesian)
Gravy and Sauces
Ale Cooked Mushroom (Dwarven)
Apples Stewed in Brandy Sauce
Applesauce
Cream Sauce
Deep Mushroom Flavored Cream Sauce (Orzammar)
Dragon’s Blood Sauce (Nevarran)
Gravy
Honey-glaze - A sauce used to glaze various foods, particularly meats.
Hot Sauce
Llomerryn Red Sauce - A sauce that goes on almost everything, contains pulped tomatoes, onions, red pepper, brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, mustard powder, hot pepper powder, salt, cinnamon stick, allspice, cloves, fennel seeds, dill seeds, mustard seeds, black peppercorns, bay, garlic. (Rivain)
Nesting Roast Gravy - Gravy made from the pan juices of a nesting roast. Meant to be served with the roast. (Orlesian)
Plum Sauce
Red Wine Marinade
River-herring Gravy - a gravy as white as apple blossoms. (Orlesian)
Special Sauce - A sauce infused with the essence of fifty-two herbs, prized for the ability to help with “inadequacy”. (Kirkwall)
Wild Flower Glaze - A honeyed glaze made of wild flowers, it is recommended to use flowers plucked at dawn and the lowest blossoms.
Main Dishes
Beans and Bread
Boiled Roots
Braised Nug with Elfroot (Dwarven)
Braised Ram with all the Trimmings
Bread and Cheese
Broiled Boar Head (Fereldan)
Cacio e pepe - A dish of three ingredients; spaghetti, pepper, and pecorino romano. (Antivan)
Canapé - a type of hors d'œuvre.
Chicken Wings - Sold in The Rusted Horn as 'Wyvern Wings.'
Dalish Deep Forest Comfort - String squashes, halla butter, garlic, mushrooms, elfroot or spinach, diced tomatoes or beetles, hot red pepper, rock salt, halla cheese or goat cheese, edible wildflowers (borage, chicory, etc), pine nuts. (Dalish of Southern Orlais)
Dried Bread and Fruit
Eggs à la Val Foret - An egg dish served with a cream sauce. (Orlesian)
First Day Chicken - a dish served during First Day in some parts of Orlais.
Fried Mush (Orzammar)
Gilded Swan with River-herring Gravy - An eastern spice, flour, gold leaf, river herring, swan, yolk. (Orlaisian)
Gnocchi (Antivan)
Goat Custard - A broiled goat head (Fereldan)
Ham
Anderfels Smoked Ham - It tastes of despair
Avvar Ham
Ham Stuck with Cloves
The Jade Ham - Honeyed with wild flowers (especially those picked at dawn), masterfully seasoned, and spiral-cut.
Orlesian Ham
Smoked Ham
Herbed Chicken and Biscuits
Jellied Meats
Jellied Eels
Jellied Pigs Feet - A delicacy in the Free Marches and originally a popular commoner food that has risen to the tables of nobility. Pigs feet and/or pork hocks, salt, onions, garlic, allspice, peppercorns, bay. (Free Marcher)
Veal Galentine (Orlesian)
Liver
Mad Burnard's Gift of Flesh - A nesting roast unlike any other, involving a whole wyvern, stuffed with a whole gurn, stuffed with a horse, stuffed with a large halla (horns and all), stuffed with a swan, stuffed with a duck, stuffed with a quail, stuffed with a bunting that choked on a gold piece. (Orlesian)
Meat Pies
Dove Pie - A pie made with live doves, for the theater of the meal. (Orlesian)
Pigeon Pie
Pork Pie
Turnip and Mutton Pie (Fereldan)
Unmentionable Pie - It is a meat pie that uses the typically undesirable parts of an animal. (Fereldan)
Venison Pasty - A hand pie filled with venison. In Serault, it is served with curls of goat cheese. (Orlesian)
Nesting Roast - This dish is classically made with a quail stuffed in a pheasant stuffed in a swan. Served with gravy made from the pan juices. (Orlesian)
Nug Steak (Orzammar)
Nug-gets (Orzammar)
Nug-loaf (Orzammar)
Nug-Nug - A dish meant to resemble a nug peeking from its burrow; made of ground meat (beef preferred), parsley, egg, salt, crushed cumin or mustard seeds, black pepper, cooked rice, tomatoes, onions, chives (Orlesian)
Pancake - The breakfast food and savory dishes.
Crepes - A very thin pancake that can be filled with sweet or savory ingredients.
Nug Pancakes - A savory pancake made with nug. A favorite among dwarven children. (Orzammar)
Porridge
Bland Porridge
Deer Porridge - A savory porridge.
Pig Oat Mash - A constant dish on The Hanged Man menu, a popular hangover cure if washed down with brandy spiked cider. This warming porridge contains apples, dried salt pork or smoked bacon, dried rolled oats, berries, ale or water (Kirkwall)
Porridge with Raisins
Savory Porridge
Pudding - A sweet or savory, steamed dish that can be topped with gravy or chocolate.
Rack of Ribs (Fereldan)
Ram Chops
Ram Cutlet
Rice and Boiled Vegetables
Roast
Roast Boar - On cooking method involves the boar being stuffed with apples
Roast Chicken
Roast Duck
Roast Hog
Roast Lamb
Roast Turkey
Roast Wyvern
Roasted Cave Beetle (Dwarven)
Roasted Giant Spider (Dwarven)
Roasted Nug (Orzammar)
Roasted Phoenix - One of the most infamous meals in Thedas, it is served with sweet red wine.
Roasted Rabbit
Roasted Venison with Wild Greens
Spit-roasted Deepstalker (Dwarven)
Spit-roasted Nug with Hot Sauce (Orzammar)
Sandwich
Ham Sandwich
Sausage - There are about twelve different kinds of sausage unnamed mentioned in Last Court.
Black Pudding - A type of blood sausage made from pork or beef blood, pork fat or beef sue, and a type of cereal. (Orlesian)
Smoked Sausage
Spiced Sausage
Seared Nug - Usually served with a deep mushroom cream sauce. (Orzammar)
Sera's Yummy Corn
Shredded Dried Meat and Cheese - A dish that is commonly used as a spread by the dwarves. (Orzammar)
Simmering Partridge - Cooked with sweet onions and pale beans (Orlesian)
Smoked Meat
Smoked Boar
Smoked Rabbit
Smoked Venison
Spiced Nug
Sticky Figs Rolled in Nuts
Venison with Apples Stewed in Brandy Sauce
Wandering Hills - A delicacy made from large creatures of the same name. (Anderfels)
Wyvern Steak
Seafood
Alamarri Pickled Krone - Krone, Brine, (Optional) pine pitch and druffalo dung.
Baked Fish - An Avvar cooking method where they wrap fish in pungent leaves and clay before cooking it in banked coals.
Baked Krone with Honey - The honey is typically used as a side sauce for dipping. (Fereldan)
Fish Wrap - Fish wrapped in thin bread (Seheron)
Fluffy Mackerel Pudding - Celery, pepper, mackerel, diced onion, mustard, salt, Antivan pepper, ground mace, cardamom seed, eggs (Fereldan)
Fresh Oyster
Fried Fish
Glazed Krone (Fereldan)
Lutefisk
Smoked Fish
Starkhaven Fish and Egg Pie - Fish from the Minanter River (carp, trout, or others), wine, onion, carrot, thyme, bay, sea salt, dried currants, sliced almonds, boiled sliced eggs, butter, flour, fish broth, milk, salt, pepper, nutmeg, cream, fried whitebait or other small fish. (Starkhaven)
Soups and Stews
Barley Soup
Butter Soup - A simple, inexpensive, and easy soup. Made as midmorning meals or midday refresher for field workers. It is commonly fed to children and convalescents due to its nutritious nature. Ingredients include water, potatoes, cinnamon, star anise, clove, bay, peppercorns, salt, noodles, cream, butter (Orlesian)
Cabbage Stew
Deepstalker Stew - A stew of deepstalker is made when rations run low. (Legion of the Dead)
Enchantment Soup - Made by Sandal, edibility unknown.
Fereldan Turnip and Barley Stew - White beans, oil, onion, carrots, celery, garlic, stock, turnips, turnip greens, sausage, barley, cumin, dried basil, oregano, salt, pepper, herbed wine vinegar
First Day Festival Stew (Orzammar)
Fish Chowder (Antivan)
Fish Stew
The Hanged Man Stew - The tavern’s featured dish, made with a different mystery meat every morning. (Kirkwall)
Lamb and Pea Stew (Fereldan)
Norbotten Fruit Stew - This dish is used to rehydrate dried fruits: dried apricots, pitted prunes, raisins, mixed dried fruits (cherries, apples, cranberries, etc), lemon or orange, cinnamon, cloves, water, sugar or honey, brandy. (Anderfels)
Pea Soup
Ram Stew
Turnip Stew
Turnip-Goat Stew (Fereldan)
Wild Rabbit Stew
Sides
Antivan Olives - Soaked in vinegar and stuffed with capers.
Brandy Soaked Cherries
Beer Nuts
Dried Fruit
Dried Meats
Jerky
Jerky Ball
Fried Potatoes
Hard-boiled Egg
Jarred Olives (Tevinter)
Meat Skewers (Orlais)
Peeled Grapes (Tevinter)
Picked Foods
Pickled Apples
The Pickled Apples of Arlathan - Apples said to be from the time of Arlathan. The taste is described to be one of fresh apples, with the same crispness.
Pickled Eggs - Eggs, sugar, salt, vinegar. Favored in Ferelden.
Pickled Fish
Pickled Lamprey
Pickled Nug
Pickled Ox Tongue
Pickled Vegetables
Pickles
Roasted Chestnuts (Nevarran)
Roasted Potatoes
Smoked Bacon
Steamed Beans
Toast
Wine Soaked Fruit
Miscellaneous
Hardtack
Provisions
Rations -Typically consist of dried meat, nuts, and a variety of other simple foodstuffs.
Dry Ration
Qunari Ration
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