OTA - Ramen, anyone?

[10billionpercent]

Who: Senku Ishigami, Gen Asagiri, Roland Crane and open, so very open!
Where: Kitchen
When: Horseshoe 17
What: Senku misses ramen, and so in tradition, he's making some and there's definitely enough to share.
Warnings: Shouldn't be!

Locked to Roland and Gen

Ramen didn't just make itself, and while he could cut a break, it seemed unlikely that Gen was going to leave well enough alone. He was pulling out ingredients for the broth and the noodles and he grinned.

"Glad you could make it." He addressed Roland with a smirk. "Time to pay up." He said with a beckoning motion of his finger. "Come on, I'll teach you how to make ramen."

He didn't know if Roland was familiar with it or not, but most people probably couldn't make it from scratch either.

OTA - Everybody come and eat!

It may not have been their turn to cook, but Senku didn't care because he was the one missing it the most.

The ramen that is being served has a light, brown broth from soy sauce and is actually quite tasty. Gen and Senku have had a lot of practice with substandard ingredients, and so making it with the real thing?

It's pretty decent. They went with shoryu ramen because it was the easiest with the ingredients on hand, mixed with some of the garlic and ginger that they picked up, as well as served with pork - real pork they picked up on the mission, not mystery bear meat.

Both Senku and Gen were helping to serve and dress the ramen, just like they might be at home.

[Ramen free for all, grab a bowl and Senku, Gen or Roland, or any combination of the trio above.]

Comments

[wherewoof]

"Yeah, I've definitely had worse, too, but it's still kind of...eugh." To put it simply.

"Also, that sounds like solid reasoning to me. I wish we had a bigger selection of food." It was a good thing he wasn't the kind of werewolf who craved meat regularly or else he'd be up a creek. "I know we have limited space, but with all the other cars they give us, they could always give us like, meat freezers or something."

[fun_thementalist]

"I'd be satisfied by a better selection of spices, honestly!" Gen laughed a little.

He kept his tone light. "After all - if you have the same ingredients, but you're able to dress them up in different ways - you trick your brain into thinking you're eating greater variety, don't you? It's a great strategy."

[wherewoof]

"That sounds like a parent strategy," he said with a bit of a laugh. Or the strategy of anyone on a budget. Which wasn't a bad thing at all. He'd appreciate ways to make food taste different so he wouldn't get bored with it as fast.

[fun_thementalist]

Gen was now giggling at the idea, "I'd make a perfectly terrible parent, my friend, but I suppose they'd give the same sort of advice."

He figured, "It's all about making the most out of a bad situation, isn't it? And I suppose if you needed to worry about a lot of picky, very opinionated small humans, finding little tricks to make them happy would be invaluable."

[wherewoof]

"I don't even want to think about having kids." Not just because he felt too young, but because he didn't know what would happen if a werewolf had children. Would the kids be werewolves, too? Half werewolves?

"But yeah, those are good tricks to know. Especially since there's a lot of adults who act like children." Not anyone he knew personally, but he was pretty sure everyone had seen the type. Bratty, entitled, thinking the world owed them something.

[fun_thementalist]

"Oh, of course I wouldn't know what it's like to deal with that, certainly. All of my friends are far, far too mature." Gen grinned and winked.

"Not to mention the people on this train ..."

[wherewoof]

Colden snorted. "Uh-huh." He didn't know if he believed that or not.

"Most of the people here seem pretty...not-childish, at least."

[fun_thementalist]

"Most of them!" Gen agreed. "But I'll tell you, from all of these hypotheticals about what happens if they break the train - I do kind of wonder, at times."