Initial suggestion: Feature your information on a web page and include the option to download the .pdf document on it. The theory is that the less work people have to do to see your content, the more likely they are make the effort to read it. People are able to link to a webpage, which will increase your traffic and exposure. If visitors like what they see and want to put it into practice, they can download the .pdf and take it with them to the event site for reference.
I really like the cover illustration. Looks like a stylized scent hound. Is it supposed to be anything or anyone in particular?
Have you taken your recipies in their entirity from those sites listed in the Credits and Links section on p.2? Given that we are all subject to invasion by Paraborg/CBS’s legal fleet I don’t know how much control Guinan’s, K’Tesh, and klingon-empire.org have over the distribution of their work. Regardless, I advise you to ask their permission whenever possible before reprinting their work under your own name. Not doing so is tantamount to stealing, and in much of the Empire stealing can cost you your hands. At a minimum. Although it may not be a procesutable offense, you do
not want to make enemies among Klingons. I also recommend that you credit the original author (when known) for each original recipe used wholemeal.
Having said that, you may also wish to contact Guildmistress Suzilla at the
Klingon Imperial Brewers and Bartenders GuildProviding conversions for all the measurements included in the Guide is a definite plus.
Not being much of a drinker I can’t offer much advice on the recipes themselves. I would suggest that you include non-alchoholic versions of your more popular drinks for those PG-13 parties. You may or may not host them, but I suspect that most of those who use the guide will at some point. You want your guide to be a one-stop reference so your prospective readers won’t need to go looking elsewhere.