Adam Handling has created two dishes inspired by 'Dungeons and Dragons'.
Check out the new receipes at https://www.instagram.com/adamhandling/reels/?hl=en
The 34-year-old chef won BBC's 'Great British Menu Champion of Champions' award earlier this year and following a survey that found that 77% of Brits want to sample the foods seen in their favourite fantasy worlds,he has teamed up with Avalon Hill to create his own spin on the Quippers and Fish dish (fish and a batter made from beer) and Vegetable Platter (tomato and mozzarella Orzo Portal) to celebrate the release of the franchise's latest board game ' Dungeons and Dragons: The Yawning Portal '.
According to the survey results, 8e3% of Brits think it would be fun to bring their favourite fantasy foods to life whilst 54% of Gen Z and Millennials have already tried to recreate fantasy foods at home.
The top fictional food to top the list was the famous chocolate bar from the 1971 classic 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' - whch 43%of respondents admitted they would most like to try - whilst the Hot Chocolate from festive classic 'Polar Express' came in second with 37% of Brits willing to lap up a cup.
Burgers dominated the rest of the list, with Krusty Burger from 'The Simpsons' apealling to 32% of Brits whilst 26% wanted to sample the Krabby Patty from the nautical cartoon 'Spongebob SquarePants', and 24% wanted to try the Burger of the Day from hit animaited sitcom 'Bob’s Burgers’.
Meanwhile, 36% of Brits think the title meal from Dr Seuss’s picturebook 'Green Eggs and Ham' would be interesting to try, whilst 32% want to try the 'Grey Stuff', which Disney heroine Belle is encouraged to sample in the 1994 classic 'Beauty and the Beast'.
The list was completed by 31% willing to try Slurm from sci-fi cartoon 'Futurama', and 27% keen to try Blue Milk from the 'Star Wars' franchise.
Discover Adam's creations and make them at home by heading to his Instagram page.
https://www.instagram.com/adamhandling/reels/?hl=en