Books:The Elder Scrolls: The Official Cookbook

Release Date	March 26, 2019
Author(s)	Chelsea Monroe-Cassel
Publisher	Insight Editions
ISBN	ISBN-10: 1683833988; ISBN-13: 978-1683833987
Pages	192

The Elder Scrolls: The Official Cookbook is, as the title states, an official cookbook for the series written by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel, the author of World of Warcraft: The Official Cookbook and co-author of A Feast of Ice and Fire: The Official Game of Thrones Companion Cookbook. The recipes are inspired by the food and lore that has appeared in the games, particularly in Skyrim.

A second volume titled The Elder Scrolls: The Official Cookbook Vol. 2, written by Victoria Rosenthal and Erin Kwong, was published in 2024.

Contents[edit]

Introduction
- Introduction - A note from the author
- The Tastes of Tamriel - Descriptions of the types of food that each race tends to eat
- Celebrations - A listing of some of the foods eaten on particular holidays
- A Cook's Guide to Homesteading - A recommendation to grow fresh ingredients
Recipe List — A listing of the recipe names and their accompanying flavor text
- Basics
- Sides, Starters, & Snacks
- Baked Goods
- Soups & Stews
- Main Courses
- Desserts
- Drinks
Dietary Considerations - A listing of which recipes are vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free (or can be made so with alterations)
Measurement conversion charts
Errata — Corrections to the book from the author's website

Notes[edit]

The cookbook has also been sold as part of the official The Elder Scrolls: The Official Cookbook Gift Set on the Bethesda Gear Store, which comes with a copy of the book and a Black-Briar Meadery Apron.
The text written in the Dragon Alphabet around the edge of the pages is the same excerpt of "Song of the Dragonborn" that was featured in the Game Informer post that first revealed the alphabet.
The bacon-wrapped meat featured on the cover is the Horker Loaf; the three garlic cloves represent a horker's three tusks.^[1]
The map on the inside of the cover has some of the northern provinces' town locations shifted to the wrong spot, such as listing Markarth in Hammerfell and Balmora on the mainland of Morrowind. This occurred in the second volume as well.

Gallery[edit]

Early draft of the cover
Early draft of the title page
Title page
Saltrice Porridge
Sunlight Soufflé
Imperial Mushroom Sauce
Water of Life
Leek and Cheese Crostata
Elsweyr Fondue
Snowberry Cordial
Sweetrolls
Skooma
Potage le Magnifique
The Elder Scrolls: The Official Cookbook Gift Set, which includes a Black-Briar Meadery Apron