Tolkienists.org

… The book is divided into ​“Breakfasts & second breakfasts (brunch), ​“Soups & stews,” ​“Suppers” (“The hunt,” ​“The farm,” ​“The catch” [fish & seafood], ​“Cocktails”), ​“Snacks & sides,” ​“Desserts,” and ​“Feasts.” And a useful bibliography of fantasy works, which includes The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings (but not Narnia), but is predominantly newer works. The recipes are ​“inspired by” (sometimes very loosely) or comments upon various fantasy works. For instance: ​“King’s landing barbecue: Charred and smoked meats.” Among the Tolkien items are ​“No living man am I” kebabs (for Éowyn), ​“Mordor lava cake,” ​“Precious ladyfingers,” and ​“Smaug’s gold toddy” (a cocktail). (But no ​“Lembas bread,” fortunately.) …