Food for an Alice in Wonderland RPG?
I'm running a tabletop RPG based on Alice in Wonderland, with a heavy dose of wordplay (puzzles, ciphers, and puns). What food should I serve?
Looking for weird, mystical, puzzle or punny food. Thoughts?
Looking for weird, mystical, puzzle or punny food. Thoughts?
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Cookies with "EAT ME" written on them in icing
Bread-and-butterflies (buttered bread cut into a butterfly shape)
Stuffed mushrooms (stuffed with oysters, maybe?)
Miniature sandwiches shaped like hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs
Shots of mezcal (an agave worm is actually a caterpillar, ya know)
Cheshire cheese
Heart-shaped strawberry tarts
Bread-and-butterflies (buttered bread cut into a butterfly shape)
Stuffed mushrooms (stuffed with oysters, maybe?)
Miniature sandwiches shaped like hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs
Shots of mezcal (an agave worm is actually a caterpillar, ya know)
Cheshire cheese
Heart-shaped strawberry tarts
Angels and Devils on horseback, mock-turtle soup (or mock mock-turtle soup if you don't fancy the offal) with crusty rolls and ginger beer to drink.
For later on, tea of course, bread, butter and orange marmalade (Frank Coopers Vintage Oxford Marmalade is the best around) and little iced cakes with cherries on top.
For later on, tea of course, bread, butter and orange marmalade (Frank Coopers Vintage Oxford Marmalade is the best around) and little iced cakes with cherries on top.
Feb 16, 2010. 1:16 PMmousewrites (author)
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Wow, that's awesome! Thank you for the suggestions. The devils on horseback are a particularly inspired idea.
Feb 11, 2010. 1:26 PMBurf
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Hot tea, ginger snaps and chocolate covered 'shrooms. (Take some chocolate (milk chocolate works best) and melt it in a double boiler or microwave. Allow it to cool as much as it can without getting hard, dip the mushrooms and harden in the freezer.)
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