Cooking Real-Life Minecraft Food Is Apparently Popular Enough To Justify Another Cookbook
It's time to cook up some stew.
By Luis Joshua Gutierrez on
From the author who wrote Break an Egg: The Broadway Cookbook, Tomb Raider: The Official Cookbook and Travel Guide, and The Minecrafter's Cookbook: More Than 40 Game-Themed Dinners, Desserts, Snacks, and Drinks to Craft Together comes with yet another official Minecraft cookbook.
Minecraft: Gather, Cook, Eat Official Cookbook is out now and is priced at $19.59 for the hardcover and $9.99 for e-readers. The book teaches fans of the game how to cook various dishes ranging from appetizers, mains, desserts, and drinks.
According to the description, the book has a «variety of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free recipes.» It contains over 40 recipes with a difficulty level on how hard they may be to cook. Some of the dishes include The Cake, Suspicious Stew, and Mooshroom Burgers.
The description goes on: «With step-by-step directions and beautiful photos, learn to make iconic in-game dishes, in addition to an abundance of recipes inspired by the limitless world of Minecraft.»
If you're still unsure if you want to purchase the book. Mojang has released a few recipes on its website, with information on making Flower Forest Greens and Blocks Of Clay Fudge.
For more Minecraft news, check out our story on the Minecraft movie getting a release date and the new Dungeons and Dragons crossover.
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