Rotmeth certainly. The name only is just so... evocative.

More seriously, appart from the classical sweetroll, I don't remember much about sweets in ESO. There's Bofur ( the nord companion of Narsis Dren, the male one ) talking about scribe jam in Vaardenfell, saying it's delicious, but I'm not sure if i'm going to trust a nord on food matters ( kidding ).

Khajiit seems to put moonsugar in everything they eat, and they're various mention to food in Elsweyr's quests I think; I remember about the ones from Rigurt, when he want to make honey cakes in the skyrim fashion, or something like that. It didn't end well.

About food more generally, there's a lot of mentions - not talking about wine, but in West Weald you can talk to a nord ( again ! ) woman reading a cookbook she found; I don't remember from wich culture the book come, maybe bosmer ?

Talking about bosmer, there's of course a lot of mentions concerning their food habits - meat, meat, meat. And eternal doom in a tarpit if you eat any vegetable - or maybe not ? There is also Jagga, wich is fermented pig milk with honey ( maybe wild pig rather than the more domesticated ones ).

You can also talk to some NPC, and I think in particuliar about some cook in Alinor wich have different lines whether you're talking to him with an altmer char or a non-altmer one. He talked amongst other things about peacok and pheasant paté.

There is also a lot of food depictions in game, in furnitures especially, that can give some hints about what people eat. From Summerset you can get a pie, wich looks like a pie. Cherry pie I think.

Cheese

Try to find Orzorga in Wrothgar. You two have lots of things to discuss.

There's a guy in Skyrim has the best skeever snax.

There's lots of disturbing foods in Tamriel, it would have been easier to mention the least appealing one.
Though I'd like to taste a mammoth roast if I ever came through someplace cold in Tamriel.

Coo_PnT wrote: »

Ilumia wrote: »

There's lots of disturbing foods in Tamriel, it would have been easier to mention the least appealing one.
Though I'd like to taste a mammoth roast if I ever came through someplace cold in Tamriel.

haha! Thanks for your reply. I would like to try the Horker and Ash Yam Stew. I wonder what it tastes like.

Yeah, not a bad dish to go for either. Horker is extremely fatty if the skin isn't trimmed though, so I'll imagine it's a horrible consistency in a stew - like the stew Eowyon serves Aragorn in two towers Probably tastes decent if made out of better cuts.