If you could have one always ready, perfectly cooked food magically available to you at all times, what would it be?
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If this dream would happen to me i would ask the genie questions on specifics and try to get something that is always edible, tasty enough to me, even when im feeling powerless or that i can also share it with vegans and allergic people (i did know a guy who was allergic to cucumbers, i cant cater to them all)
At the end it could be that i ask for (very soft and nice) water
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Can you imagine a never ending thermos of french onion soup?!
I think I'd commit crimes for that
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Billionaire?
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A nice hearty soup. Can basically travel the world because it can feed you and hydrate you when you cannot find water or sustenance. And I think it is healthy enough to not kill you if you survived on it for the last 3 months, might be wrong.
But most importantly it will not take away your pleasure of better food, such as pizza, which after three months only eating pizza, you will be tired of it for the rest of you life
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Antipasto or charcuterie with grilled veg, crostini or other bread, cheese and maybe some meat (salami or such) -- but particularly grilled asparagus. Something like this:
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Antipasto or charcuterie with grilled veg, crostini or other bread, cheese and maybe some meat (salami or such) -- but particularly grilled asparagus. Something like this:
I just want to piggyback on this comment to say, this is the way to live. It's also an ideal way to dodge food sensitives if that's your situation. Since we're dealing with whole-foods here, and nothing has been souped, stewed, or combined in any way, everyone at the table can have something.
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Pragmatic answer: grilled chicken breast
Wishful answer: quiche!!!
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Can it constantly be just like slightly warm just out of the oven? If so then some kind of bread. Milk bread, sourdough, brioche, etc. I love a good shockingly fresh bread but making bread is such a chore
wrote last edited by [email protected]making bread is such a chore
It really isn't. Make this recipe and let time do the work. It takes 18-24 hours all told, but like 10 minutes of hands-on time
https://www.theclevercarrot.com/2013/03/no-knead-artisan-bread/
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Pizza. Appropriate at any time, can survive off it's varieties and makes you ALWAYS the one invited to parties.
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Beef Wellington
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Perfect bowl of Pho
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French omelette
honestly, french omelette's pretty easy to make; i would pick a different style of egg that's more difficult and/or time-consuming, like tamagoyaki or omurice-style omelette.
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Döner. I got addicted to one store's döner while I was in Berlin and I've been craving it ever since, and I've been unable to find an equivalent here.
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Pizza or Lasagna. I could never get tired of either.
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... that isn't a very difficult or expensive thing to do just normally tho
“If you could have one always ready, perfectly cooked food magically available to you at all times, what would it be?”
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A nice crusty loaf of bread.
Fresh bread is so good, doesn't stay good that long, and has a very long lead time.
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I'm going to agree with bread. I do make bread but if it could just stay first day fresh (or second day fresh for sourdough rye) from first slice to last, that would be great.
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Are we heading to the platform?
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Corndog.
I just like the idea of being able to offer a warm corndog to anyone at anytime.
For some reason the idea of pulling a delicious smelling/looking corndog out of a pocket and handing it to a frazzled/sad random with a genuine “Hey, you don’t have to rawdog life alone — you can corndog it instead.” is like, Jesus-tier miracle shitposting.
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I'm going to agree with bread. I do make bread but if it could just stay first day fresh (or second day fresh for sourdough rye) from first slice to last, that would be great.
There are some fresh baked breads that I enjoy a few days after baking (basically sourdoughs) that are reheated to get warm and crispy again. But I agree. If I could have perfectly timed baked breads I would be so happy.
