Roast Rabbit

Harry joins the Weasleys and Hermione today for a glorious trip to the Quidditch World Cup. His first experience with a wizard en-masse gathering results in our next new food item:

"Three African wizard sat in serious conversation, all of them wearing long white robes and roasting what looked like a rabbit on a bright purple fire, while a group of middle-aged American witches sat gossiping happily beneath a spangled banner stretched between their tents that read: THE SALEM WITCHES' INSTITUTE" (Goblet of Fire 84).

Unfortunately, I have not been able to find a vegetarian substitute for roast rabbit. My carnivorous friends have told me that rabbit is a decidedly greasey meat, a consistency which is exceptionally difficult to create without animal fat. So you'll just have to imagine it, sorry!

Salad

Our next new food item is rather a staple in my vegetarian lifestyle:

"To somebody who had been living on meals of increasingly stale cake all summer, this was paradise, and at first, Harry listened rather than talked as he helped himself to chicken and ham pie, boiled potatoes, and salad" (Goblet of Fire, 61).

There are so many salad options out there, and so many ways to put them together! I think that Mrs. Weasley would probably serve up a humble and hearty salad, so I'm just going to use the one I make for myself most often. It's nothing special, I assure you.

You Will Need:

Washed spinach

tomatoes

chopped carrots (which I didn't have)

chopped onion

chopped button mushrroms

chopped cucumber

cooked, cold peas

feta cheese

sunflower seeds (not pictured)

dressing of your choice

1. Layer all your ingredients on a plate in whatever way suits you best, and enjoy!

Obviously, you can add or subtract whatever you like to your own salad. This is the one I eat all the time. Quite delicious if I do say so myself!