This cookbook is not only great for anime nerds, but anyone looking to cook popular Japanese dishes. I'm not much of a cook so a lot of the recipes here look too elaborate to attempt, but never say never.

Another little-known cut from Manga University is Alice in Matchaland, a manga that also features recipes featuring matcha green tea, making switching out coffee with something healthier easier than ever before. This book is very interesting and will become valuable gift to attract anime lover or at least readers who like me interest with Japanesse cuisine.The recipes are easy to read- although a few I’ve read have techniques I’ve never used so I’d have to look them up but that’s the fun of learning new foods. The recipe pages themselves are very clean and simple, and the instructions seemed very straightforward.

Detailed recipes that the average person could follow, but also fun facts about anime/Japanese culture/related foods. Cooking Anime though lays out foundational pieces of Japanese cooking and then shows you how to put them together into a meal you may recognize from your favorite show. All in all, it’s a wonderful cookbook and I’m excited to make some of the recipes and drinks that I’ve had before but never made myself. The Geeky Bartender Drinks is your chance to sip your way through your favorite sci-fi and fantasy worlds—Game of Thrones, Legend of Zelda, Star Trek, and more. grams), which I love because I hate weighing out ingredients 😅 The instructions seem pretty straightforward as well.I own a lot of cook books and they are all pretty similar and full but this one is amazing I cook things I’d never cook just for the sake of liking the anime, and I’ve started new series just to see the food I’m going to cook! Japanese animation has beautiful designs, fleshed out characters, and engaging storylines—and it’s also overflowing with so many scrumptiously rendered meals!

Many times while watching an anime or reading a manga I've seen something that I have wanted to try and make or at least taste myself someday. As a gift from my anime-loving husband, "Cook Anime: Eat Like Your Favorite Characte I loved that because now I can go to these anime (or back to these anime) and see the food in animation. I like that every recipe also tells you how long it will take to make, both in prep time and actual cooking time. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.Along with that, there is a cake recipe inspired by the Alice in Wonderland episode of Ouran Highschool Host Club, a Mystery Sizzling Steak inspired by Tokyo Ghoul, and even instructions for My Neighbor Totoro latte art.

These tasty chocolate-dipped biscuit sticks were a delightful and convenient treat, creating unforgettable moments that we cherish to this day. The Manga Cookbook 2 brings you a brand-new selection of recipes for meals you often see in manga and anime, including omurice (rice-filled omelette), yakisoba (grilled noodles), saba shioyaki (grilled salted mackerel), okayu (porridge) and Japanese-style curry. Embark on a foodie's journey through the world of anime and learn to recreate delicious dishes from your favourite anime series. This book offers enough variance of foods from appetizing such as mitarashi dango (samurai champion) and bento inspiration (school baby sitter).

The goal of our Anime Recipes is to not only share recipes inspired by your favorite anime and manga, but also do our best to turn them into fun, low calorie options. I am a lover of facts, so these sections were interesting and added to my desire to make the food presented.