What to dine upon at your ‘Game of Thrones’ premiere party

Prince Doran’s lunch makes a fine party snack along with a few glasses of chilled white wine.

Walnuts, cheddar and raisins make these tarts taste as good as the one Arya stole from Ser Amory.

Fresh thyme gives these medieval strawberry tarts an appealing herbal flair.

Ember Day, a medieval holiday, was celebrated with this spiced parsley, cheese and egg pie.

Home-baked braided buns will stave off the chill on cold nights at Winterfell.

Part of a meal Cersei and Tyrion enjoyed in “A Clash of Kings,” this chestnut soup is sure to delight.

Hearty and healthy, these sweet oatcakes will sustain you on long journeys (or until the next episode).

Slow-cooked in the oven, this savory stew is enhanced with just a hint of honeyed sweetness.

Hearty bean and bacon soup will warm you up during cold nights on the wall.

Barley vegetable stew will fill you up without weighing you down for a long night of TV and wine.

Inspired by the icy wall, these cupcakes are decorated with blue ice shards made from sugar.

Inspired by medieval times, this roasted chicken with spices would be a royal dish back in the day.

Pork, apples and cheese nestled in a flaky crust is a savory-sweet delight fit for royalty.

Sansa’s favorite light and fluffy lemon cakes pair with tea like nothing else.

Chicken and prosciutto take the place of lampreys in this mini potpie recipe.

Ground pork, currants and spices make these meat bites a fun medieval throwback.

Chicken takes the place of pigeon in this eye-catching pie.

Medieval bread enriched with eggs and spiced with saffron is a great tapas-style snack.