Is THE WITCHER Cookbook any good?
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
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I review The Witcher Official Cookbook and cook a few of it's recipes.
The Witcher Official Cookbook (affiliate link): amzn.to/3RZ0Z3u
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Overview
3:29 Recipe #1 - Fried Kaszanka with Egg
5:26 Recipe #2 - Chicken Sandwich
8:13 Recipe #3 - Orchardman's Refreshing Nectar
9:45 Tasting Time!
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Hi Miso - we are this cookbook's authors and we wanted to thank you so much for many nice words about our work! We're really happy that the dishes you tried came out great and they indeed look exactly as they supposed to! We admire that you tried kaszanka recipe - it's so good to read that it worked even with the substitute. When it comes to the Polish blood sausage/kaszanka, it's usually more brownish inside and contains buckwheat or barley groats (which means "kasza", hence the name :)) - and this addition make the sausage taste more balanced, smoothing out the intense flavours of offal and blood. In case Polish-style blood sausage is unvailable, and you want to mimic its flavour, adding 2 Tbsp of cooked barley or white buckwheat groats while frying the sausage might do the trick! And when it comes to the drink - it's a very nice idea to replace gooseberries with green tart-sweet grapes, and if you ever have a chance to try it again once gooseberries are in season, we highly recommend them for even more interesting flavour mix (and it's a reference to the Yen character) :)
To think how long it took you to finish this cookbook. I admire all the time you've put into creating this beautiful cookbook, not only artistically but also the incredible recipes. One of the best cookbooks I've ever seen. Please continue being this great! :)
Thank you so much for your work on the cookbook as well as the additional tips for the kaszanka! It was truly such a tasty dish. Looking forward to trying more dishes from the book. I really wanna try the zalewajka!
Sounds like a good drink to celebrate the summer!😊
Thank you very much for your interesting and beautiful book. The work on the book is impressive and my wife and I made a review of it on Ukrainian UA-cam😸
Nice! I had wondered if it was you guys. I remember stumbling across your website a while back and getting a demo of that chicken sandwich recipe, and I remember it was super good when I made it at home. I thought the steps sounded familiar when he was making it 😄
Well, Polish style blood sausage usually has a lot more grain in it, usually buckwheat or barley groats that gives it its unique texture. That's where the "Kasza" (pronounced Kasha. btw. The "sz" sound in Polish is very similar to the English "sh") part in "Kaszanka" comes from. But as long as you enjoyed it, thats all that matters. Hope the extra context is interesting to someone!
Just saw your comment and we accidently doubled the info in our comment :D totally confirm!
@@nerdskitchencreations Im więcej polaków potwierdzi tym lepiej haha
The extra info is appreciated! The history and recipe of various sausages is always an interesting cultural corner stone
Seeing the book actually had Kompot in it (the actualy name of the nectar, or compote/compot too) made me smile too much since I love making it at home.
I love the “Dinner with your dad” camera angle for the tasting section. Always a classic
At first, I thought the Fandom cookbooks were just a gimmick, but this guy makes them look like a lot of fun.
@@mikeymidnite7685 it feels like In recent years the cookbooks have gotten higher quality to me tbh. Or at least the ones he features seem mostly pretty solid.
A lot of fandom cookbooks are absolute dog, but theres some that actually put in effort to remain faithful to the source world.
This is one.
@@Your-Least-Favorite-Stranger my introduction to fandom cookbook were hunger games and asoiaf, they're old as hell but the recipes are legit
Honestly that chicken breast recipe looks incredible even without being a sandwich. Wowie zowie
Agreed! Could work really well in salad
It does look incredible! My only lore issue with it is that I doubt the bandits that keep these in stock would go to all that trouble to marinate and cook it like that XD
As a recipe though, oh my gosh it looks amazing and like something you'd get from a fancy restaurant!
as a polish guy, i approve this 200%! was sorta sad i didnt get to see him try n make pierogies lol
I really wanted to try the zalewajka but I opted for the kaszanka instead 😋
A cartographer??? It’s the best recipes from Michelin star restaurants on the Continent. I love it.
I'm so happy this cookbook seems to be great, I've literally been waiting for years since the announcement of it and seeing you enjoy it reassures me that I should definitely buy it. The only cookbook I've ever been hyped about
Hope you enjoy it!
I love that this cookbook utilizes the often forgotten parsnips, radishes and beets. Ingredients and styles of recipes ive been wanting to focus more on but dont get as much love on recipe blogs
This might just be the cookbook my husband get's for his birthday this year! It's been a hot minute since he's played the game, but he love it.
Miso you're amazing you never fail to have incredibly creative intros and always pick such fun cookbooks! Thanks for all the great content lately
Glad you like them!
@@MisoHungrie what about taking a look @ the Back To The Future cookbook sometime? Just a thought.👍
When you need a substitute for gooseberries, cranberries or black currants work well.
Thanks for the tip!
This is the best kind of cookbook for when you want to taste stuff how it would be in the game, not going crazy with theming just accurate super nice recipes for when you really want the authentic thing, and with the story's creator working on it too it really lets you know that's what you're getting into.
I got this cookbook for the winter season and I adore it. Lots of recipes that I want to try. :)
Did you try any of the recipes yet? Hope everything you decide to make ends up being delish
@@MisoHungrie I did make the fox hollow toast with herbs, which has a floral pesto flavor, and is probably one of my go to ways of having bread with other meals. The big thing is that I started a kitchen remodel so I got to wait like a couple of months before I can make them. Of the dishes in the book, the ones I am eager to try once I get my kitchen finished are: Flamiche, Harborside Zander in Thyme, Hattori's baked mushroom dumplings, and Festive Sausage Stew
Never played/read/saw any witcher media. This video alone is making me consider that. Polish food is goated
I've never read the books but the games are amazing!
I feel hungry after watching this
That chicken sandwich looks great.
This looks DELICIOUS!! Love your commitment to opening skits & staying in character. I like to imagine that you wore the wig and all while you were cooking
Happy new year man! Looking forward to another year of amazing content 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
I love the witcher universe and I've been looking at this cookbook. Seems like there's some really interesting recipes in there. The fried Kaszanka looks so good... the chicken sandwiches too. maybe I'll have to get my hands on the cookbook :^)
It's an awesome book! Hope you enjoy it
Really appreciate the great audio quality and love all the creative intros 🤙 keep up the good work!
Awesome Video Miso
My mom was thrilled when I showed her this book, and she also enjoyed your review. The Nectar (Compote) looked delicious, and Kaszanka looked tasty too, even if it was English style.
I was waiting so long for this video, thank you!
Would be interesting if you reviewed some UA-camr cookbooks. Love the current video game series!
I remember subscribing to this channel when it review the Fallout cookbook. Look how far it has grown
Thanks for being here after all this time!
@@MisoHungrie admittedly, im only come around once in a while, so i have to catch up a lot of your videos im missing out on. Keep being you, good sir
yes!!! i was waiting for this one!
Hope you enjoyed it!
I've been waiting for your review of this cookbook since it was announced
Hope you like it!
I can’t believe I manifested and you got the cookbook ❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Holy moly! Those chicken sandwiches turned out great. Not personally a big fan of kale but I'd be willing to give it a try if I ever made that recipe.
I got one for you. They made a Redwall cookbook. It is full of original recipes from the stories. See the author of Redwall Brian Jacques loved food. He grew up poor and when he read fantasy novels he always wondered what meals they were eating. So he made sure anytime there was a feast in redwall he would describe the food in detail.
Never got into Redwall but I'll check it out. Thanks for the heads up!
This sandwich is already a cult classic (if you were fallowing Nerds Kitchen blog) in my humble opinion. Such a good opening receipe for this book 🥰🥰
Yummmm this looks delicious!
The recipe for true blood sausage:
1 kg of buckwheat (boil till ready)
1.5 - 2.5 kg of fresh pig blood (by consistency)
500 g of pig fat or ham (cut into small pieces and broil or fry on the pan till golden brown)
Cleared pig colon for sausages
Salt and spices as you like
When everything is ready mix everything in the bowl. The mix must be close to semiliquid for easy pouring to pre-prepaire sausage shell (colon). Tightly seal and boil in hot boiling whater for 7-10 minutes or till it floats for 7 minutes in boiling water (different recipies set different time)). Pul it out and let it cool. When it is cooled put in pre heated owent (at 180 degrees celsius) for 15 minutes. Make sure to poke with needle the shell of the sausage to prevent explosion of the shell.
After you cooked it in the oven it is ready to be eat in the way you want.
(MAKE SURE YOU COOKED IT WITH HIGH TEMPRATURES AND IN COMPLETELY BOILING WHATER AND NOT AT THE EDGE OF BOILING)
You welcome from Ukraine
The intro is unbeatable!!!
Im from the place where black pudding originates from and yup that was deffo english style. Its not something ive ever wanted to try though my dad eats a lot of it.
That recipe made me really want to give it a go though I love anything hearty like that with a runny fried egg on top
Loving the videos! Already bought several of the cookbooks you reviewed. Diablo Cookbook Please!!
Diablo cookbook is on my list! Hopefully soon
Amazing work as always! The chicken sandwich looked the best! 🤤🤤🤤😋😋😋😋
Thank you 😋
@@MisoHungrie Always
I love the way you kaedweni, "kaedweenie". Keep up the great work on the videos man.
Your intros are just way too fucking good😂😂😂😂
Mouth watering. Oh my, the sandwich and nectar are so pretty.
Great cooking dude. These looks delicious 😋😋😋
Thank you 😋
Haha right on time (I just bought the cookbook last week!) never fail to make me laugh with your intros 🤣Can't wait to see more of your content for this year!!
Glad you like them! Enjoy the book 👍
Bądź pozdrowiony.... I najedzony!
Dziękuję! 😋
I’ve ordered one, it’s on its way!
Hope you enjoy it!
Another game that I didn't expect someone made a cookbook about it. Look like almost every game can have a cookbook. Our kaszanka, because I come from Poland is delicious. I mean I don't ate those, but my mom eat it and love it.
Anyway I found there's unofficial the sims cookbook and I wonder if you would be interested to make a review of it?
The kaszanks was amazing! As for that cookbook, I tend to lean towards the official ones so that one might be out of my radar
The Wig! 😂 You are so friggin cool!
There is little that is more enticing than watching you bite into food and visibly enjoy it. Great work, dude!
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
I'd love to see you review the Wonder Woman cookbook.
I was hoping you'd do this since it just came out. I just bought it but haven't tried any recipes yet.
Hope you like it! Good luck on your first recipe
Oh wow, a cooking video made on my favourite game series The Witcher? It's like a dream come true for me!
Ooo love the cosplay ❤
I wouldn't worry about the blood sausage you used. It didn't look like any UK blood pudding I've ever had.
I'm such a blood sausage rookie. I don't know how to tell them apart!
@@MisoHungrielove your content man 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Can You Please Do A Mortal Kombat Cookbook Video If You Have One? Awesome Video Miso
Welp, another cookbook added to my wishlist lol
Would love for you to do the Supernatural cookbook or the anime cookbook that has foods from different animes
I have those on the list!
Enemy has a delicious chicken sammich? Darn straight Imma fight em.
Wonderful review! Everything looks delicious and a lot of fun to try out.
+1 for the perfectly adjusted wig xD more seriously, the book really gives serious recipes, gotta try a few! it is also smart that the book is not from Gerald's POV, as to admit that the lore has more than one potential character in this world. Or maybe they did not really picture Gerald with a gourmet apron.
Lol that wig was surprisingly hard to get right haha
What's your favorite medieval cookbook? I'd be interested in hearing your seasoned opinion.
I come for the opening skits and stay for the food. 😁 Personally, I would like to take the ingredients of the sandwich and make a plate dinner with some roasted potatoes.
That actually sounds like an amazing idea! The crispy kale and the sauce would go amazingly with some potatoes
I like your videos even when I haven’t followed the media references in the cookbooks. Your skits must take a lot of work, not to mention the cooking!, If you play board games, there’s a Settlers of Catan cookbook out now. And for a very different video game experience, an upcoming Stardew Valley cookbook later this year too….
Glad you like them! The Catan cookbook is in my bookshelf and I'm super excited for the Stardew one. Hope to get to those books soon!
My sister was looking through some previews of the Catan cookbook and going "There's not any recipes with hexagon shapes?" (lol. but maybe they weren't showing them.) Thanks for the reply btw! @@MisoHungrie
I often find myself going into the photo mode in Witcher 3 just to stare at random food 😋
It's such a pretty game! I was recording gameplay footage and was surprised how well it help up even after all these years
I love video game cook book make more!!
I remember watching a youtube animated series called "Monkey Wrench" (i really recommend it) where the protagonist said his favorite pizza was a 15 cheeses pizza...
It could be a curious little experiment for a video trying to do an edible pizza with 15 cheeses (if it's even possible xD)
It's mentioned in the first episode
I'd like to see a Cyberpunk 2077 cookbook next, but then I realized it might be more of styrofoam and cardboard made to look like food.
"Fuck"
-Geralt of Rivera
This year you should do the tasting history cook book
(Video 2 this has been posted on
another Bonus: Usefull measurements in the recipes and not only Wonky Units
Pretty sure Indian Gooseberries have nothing to do with normal Gooseberries, so good call I think xD
Lol I learned that the hard way 😅
Now they Need A Cyberpunk 2077 Universe Cookbook. I'd buy that in a heartbeat if they ever come out with it.
100% Agree! I'd be all over that
hell yeah
great video
Hey man, I hope you dropped better help since then
Miso should team up with Patrick Zenali
It's a shame all the regions are from the third game. I'd love to see more recipes based on other locations, even those not featured in the games
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YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
Fuucckkk yes bro
Do the five nights at Freddy’s cookbook
It's on the list! Hope to get to it soon
The nectar is straight-up just glorified compote. XD
Could you please check out the Five Night's att Freddy's cookbook?🙏
They have a cookbook?!!!😮
Do the five nights at Freddy's cookbook
That might be up next!
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Try the fnaf cook book pls
3:29
They'll let anyone be a witcher nowadays, won't they? :P
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Buy five Nights at Freddy's cookbook
11/10 would absolutely witch, gwent, and loot chicken sandwiches with Miso any day.
Who eats kaszankę made with mashrooms and egg??? Not close to truth.
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1. Cite your sources.
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Would it kill people to actually cite what the company did wrong instead of being vague about it?
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@mimipeahes5848 If I linked to any sources regarding this YT automatically deletes links. Also pushing that responsibility on me is kinda scummy. I'm not the one promoting a less than reputable sponsor on my audience, this guy and many others have been promoting BetterHelp as of late. The bare minimum for MisoHungry is to do the research and decide for himself if he wants to promote a scam "therapy" service. If he can't do that much, then I don't really give a fuck about being cordial.
Who knows when he signed contract with them. Just because controversy comes out doesn’t mean you can void a contract. If he agreed to have them as a sponsor for monetary gain, than he has to sponsor them. No matter what happens after he agreed.
@@jamesfrench3456BH has been known to be fucked for years now.
The book alone has more effort put in than some of the games that came out last year.
Ps. Brother, you have to shave that lip caterpillar, you look goofy as heck