FOOD-Subtleties Overview

ERPHERONIAN BOAR STEAK WITH SWEETSAUCE
Sweet Steak is a delicacy which by custom is usually only eaten on local holidays such as Armerenda, Foyrocar, and the Day of Avis, for it is so expensive that only royals can afford to have it on the table regularly.

This would appear to qualify as a 'subtlety'...

You should also list dishes that are referred to, whether there is an existing receipt or not, so the Kragghi Beans and Fire Shrimp should go in, with a short line of 'overview'... and let's change 'Gilded Roast Peahen' to 'Gilded Roast Iloryn'

For your convenience, and dining pleasure, the overviews have been provided by the Bard, always at your service...

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Butterflied Wild Boar: Wild boar which has been prepared by splitting open, gutting, and carefully deboning. The carcass is then stretched out upon an X-shaped framework of green willow or fruit tree limbs (hence, 'butterflied') and roasted first on one side and then the other, while being basted with various glazes, usually heavily alcoholic and fruity in nature. It is served in an equally dramatic nature, with the framework being elevated upon a stout pole, rather like a strange clan banner, and carried upright into the dining hall!

Orcen Kragghi Beans: Any readily available Onn beans may be used for this dish, as the resultant flavour will be primarily of the scaldingly spicy Kragghi sap in which they are marinated and fermented for two to four seasons! Year-old Kragghi beans, or Krag'Onn, as they are known to the orcs, are a particular delicacy, redolently fiery and pungently flavoured, a dark red in colour all the way through.

Marhesti Fire Shrimp Skewers: Not only are genuine 'Marhesti* Shrimp' exceedingly rare morsels of seafood, being found in the dwarven cavern pools exclusively and not often sold to non-Thergerim, their method of preparation would satisfy the most jaded ruler - perhaps even the sophisticated Krean would not scorn these delectable spicy bites, served on ornate wire skewers and set alight just before presenting...

*(Dwarven: 'Mar'Hes'Thuuth', 'Blood-lime Fire' - obviously distorted into the more euphonious 'Marhesti' by human tongues. Our Thergerim source tells us that the cave shrimp were named for their flavour, which is richly salty and hotly tangy, quite naturally and without saucing or further culinary effort! )