Cuarenta y ocho recetas de los libros y las pantallas: cerveza de mantequilla, pasteles caldero, pan del camino, sloppy joe, omurice, melonpan, tarta de cereza con café solo. Cada una con precio por ración.
Dishes everyone has seen and few have tasted. Butterbeer from the wizarding school books turns out to be warm milk with caramel under a cap of cream. Cauldron cakes with cream inside and a handle made from a crispbread. Waybread with honey and nuts that elves took on the road. A sloppy joe, the bun of saucy mince from every American school canteen on screen. Omurice, where the omelette covers the rice in a dome and is cut down the middle. Melonpan, which has never contained any melon — only the shape.
The names here describe the dish, and the franchise is named in the description: we cook food, we do not trade on anyone's trademarks. Where an ingredient cannot be bought in an ordinary shop it is swapped openly: there is no treacle for the British tart, so honey and maple syrup stand in; the pink glaze on the doughnuts comes from beetroot juice, not food colouring. Below are six ready sets of five dishes, from the wizarding school and anime to the American diner. The button opens the quiz and builds a week from these recipes.