Recipe Weekend: One Piece Pirate Recipes by Sanji

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Living the life of a pirate requires hearty meals! The master chef Sanji reveals the recipes that power the Straw Hat crew!

You can’t become King of the Pirates on an empty stomach! Monkey D. Luffy has defeated dozens of rivals, and that kind of success takes a whole lot of energy! Fortunately, the pirate cook Sanji stands by Luffy’s side, ready to support his captain with flaming kicks and piping-hot meals! Hearty and filling, Sanji’s recipes keep the greatest pirate crew in the world well-fed, and his flashy techniques will take your culinary skills to the next level!

Review:

Are you THINKING about Christmas yet?????

Guess what- you only have 78 days left!

Yes, under 80 days!!!!!

So if you have a teen or young adult who loves the Straw Hat Crew, from One Piece anime, then this new cookbook, with some fun cooking items and ingredients, just might make a great Christmas present! Every recipe features illustrations of their favorite characters, and the recipes are pretty simple in ingredients and in how to make them! LOVE the idea of turning a  'scotch egg' into a 'turkey leg with egg! PERFECT for any pirate themed party you have too, it's an example of a FUN recipe that is included in this book. Or how about egg and crab sandwiches, or seafood risotto? Accompanied by illustrative pictures, this fun cookbook not only teaches about unique flavor pairings, but also about basic cooking techniques! your crew will love them all!

Recipe:

This recipe is fun to use up any leftover seafood in the freezer, or fresh that can still be had. leftovers can then be made into a hearty chowder, if you have any that is! LOL

About the Author:

Eiichiro Oda began his manga career in 1992 at the age of 17, when his one-shot cowboy manga Wanted! won second place in the coveted Tezuka manga awards. Oda went on to work as an assistant to some of the biggest manga artists in the industry, including Nobuhiro Watsuki, before winning the Hop Step Award for new artists. His pirate adventure One Piece, which debuted in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in 1997, quickly became one of the most popular manga in Japan.