Harry Potter fans can never get enough of the Wizarding World. Though it may be difficult (er, or impossible) for us measly muggles to re-create spells, one thing we can bring to life is the food and drink mentioned in the books. Though it may not be as easy as shouting "accio butterbeer!", these recipes are absolutely doable for the home cook.
Butterbeer 
Hot or cold, butterbeer, made with real butter and beer, is a staple to take the edge off.
Quidditch Players Pie 
Quidditch players need a hearty meal like shepherd's pie to energize them for the match. As Fleur Delacour says, "Zis 'eavy 'ogwarts food."
Acid Pops and Licorice Wands 
For the acid pops, dip supersour lollipops in honey, and roll them in Pop Rocks for crackling effect. The licorice wands can be made by dipping the tips of colorful licorice sticks in melted white chocolate. Finish them off with rainbow sprinkles.
Pumpkin Pasties 
Available on Hogwart's Express and Honeydukes, pumpkin pasties are essentially pocket pies stuffed with a savory pumpkin filling.
Pumpkin Juice 
Muggles drink OJ, but wizards subsist off of pumpkin juice morning, noon, and night.
Treacle Tart 
Harry's favorite dessert features a shortbread crust and golden syrup filling.
Beef, Lamb, and Guinness Stew 
Served at the Leaky Cauldron, beef, lamb and Guinness stew is originally in a bread bowl but can be made like a pot pie if you prefer pastry dough.
Cauldron Cakes 
Though there are many interpretations of the mass-produced Cauldron Cakes sold on the Hogwarts Express, we're inclined to think they might be the wizard's equivalent of Hostess Cupcakes or a molten chocolate cake.
Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans 
The jelly bean company famous for making every kind of flavor, from chocolate to earwax. While you could always opt for Jelly Belly's rendition, there's fun in mixing your own bowl of Bertie Botts, inserting your own sneaky flavors to throw people off.
Firewhisky 
Ogden's Old Firewhisky and Blishen's Firewhisky are a few popular brands of the alcohol said to create a burning sensation while consumed and to inspire courage. While it's not entirely known what's in it, we imagine it to be like homemade Fireball, a combination of whiskey, cinnamon, and spicy chilis.
Rock Cake 
A type of fruitcake with a crunchy exterior served with tea, rock cake takes on a literal meaning when Hagrid makes them. His batches are usually so overcooked that they nearly break teeth when chewed. Though this confection has earned a terrible reputation, when made correctly (and served with blue cheese as is traditional in England), rock cake may earn a place in your heart.
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