An unholy matrimony of chicken, bat and lizard. Great for making nuggets.

Encountering this monster in the caverns is terrifying. Encountering this monster on your dinner plate is wonderful.

An amalgamation of two contradictory animals, its flavor is just as much of an enigma

Wait, you can eat these?

The massive terror of the skies, goes great with fries.

The terrifying insect beneath the ground. Great when roasted with the shell on.

Nature’s garbage disposal. But not bad when you feed it yourself.

The stone gazed killer, also known as “chicken of the dungeon”.

Looks like squid, tastes like rocks. And squid. Rock squid.

If it doesn’t eat you, you’ll enjoy eating it.

It has a lot of heads, and each of them taste great.

I promise, it’s a lot less scary once its on the plate.

Easy to cook. Hard to catch. Good luck.

Worth a lot more than just a shiny shell

Proof that you shouldn’t just a dish by smell