First Bowl [Ship Planning Video]

[ricebird]

[Kotori planned on this being a text post. Keyword being planned, because the tortoiseshell cat on her shoulder decided to bat at the light box and press the "live video" button.]

Ah! Slowburn-chan, no--!

[Oh. They're live. Lovely. Not how she wanted this to go, and her face is RED on camera, but no choice but to roll with it.]

Ahaha, um... hi, everyone. So um... I meant to text this, but... I guess I have a few questions?

So someone brought up the idea of a restaurant ship, one that'd be open to both sides and serve food from our worlds as well as recipes from this one, and... I kind of like that?

B-but I'm not that good a cook yet, let alone able to run a restaurant! So... anyone interested in being a head chef? And ideas for names? And any recipes you'd like included? Sorry I know this is a lot... and thank you...

[And this is why she wanted this to be a text.]

Comments

[unshod]

I suppose yes. It is like a porridge but thicker. I would be glad to teach it to you, though I find that the butter available here is not as rich as the butter we would use back home.

[ricebird]

I see... we might be able to add some cream to help with that. Or make our own butter; I've never done it before, but I don't think it should be too complicated.

[... She's not wrong, but it's going to take its sweet time. At least Fenris will be a big help with churning.]

[unshod]

I have yet to see any hallas here for make butter from, so perhaps the cream will help.

[He'll churn butter, sure.]

[ricebird]

Hope so. Um, what are hallas?

[She's picturing something along the lines of a sheep or goat, MAYBE a cow.]

[unshod]

I believe the closest thing I have seen to a Hallas has been what I have heard called a deer?

[ricebird]

Oh wow, really? I... don't think I've ever heard of deer being milked for food, but now I'm really curious!

[unshod]

Yes, it's typically a companion of the Dalish.. ah, nomadic elves of my world. They do not hunt Hallas so much as use them as a human might use a cow for milk.