Category: Orc Recipes

Orcs are widely known as ravaging green horde that travels around in groups looking for reasons to hit others or, if necessary, each other over the head with their clubs. To assume, though, that Orc recipes would be equally primitive, would be a mistake.

After several involuntary journeys with different tribes and a certain amount of therapy, Jabbado can now beg to differ. The culinary demands of the average Orc are not only above those of grazing cattle, but they are also rather flexible when it comes to obtaining ingredients and turning them into something edible.

Jabbado does not want to cast a negative light on the Ocs just because they abducted him several times for no reason. After all he managed to earn their respect once they realized that he was a decent cook and had the ability to write down Orc recipes in a usable fashion. Even though that might have caught the eyes of other tribes later.

For safety reasons, Jabbado wants to point out that even though the recipes laid down here are good, they should never be prepared for actual Orcs if you can avoid it.

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Orc Recipes

Baked Elven Brain

When, after a decent slaughter, the number of hungry mouths exceeds the usual edible parts of their enemies, Orcs like to expand their menu with less usual body parts. On top of that, elven brain is considered a delicacy. Instead of trying to form actual brain shapes for these meat

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Orc Recipes

Grass Stew – Veggie Stew with Noodles and Coconut Milk

In general, Orks are known as carnivores, and it would be wrong to say that they were fond of other food if they have a choice. If they do not, they will teeth-gnashingly resort to vegetables, usually in a Grass Stew. This usually happens after a lost battle or a

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Orc Recipes

Fried Orc – Meatballs with Nut-and-Tomato Sauce

One of the most persistent rumors about Orcs is that they will eat their own kind every now and then. Of course, this rumor is nothing but true – after all, some Orcs are not really worth digging a hole for. Which is where the Fried Orc comes in. In

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