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[tearmeanewone]

[Voice]

I've-- Oh, wait. Hello Luceti! [Right, she can't just start talking like you do with Voxophones.]

I've recently, this past New Feather cycle, brought two more people into my apartment. Up until now I haven't been... cooking, exactly. [She's been eating whatever she can get ready-made, namely.] Does anyone have any... somewhat simple cooking recipes for two adult men and one slightly smaller girl?

And can someone explain to me how to work the oven...?



[Action]

[Later in the day, Elizabeth ventures out to the grocery store to pick up things for her first cooking adventure! Though it's a trial, even at the store. Elizabeth keeps looking between different things and consulting her journal and looking back at the shelves... and frowning. Because this is all extremely complicated. No wonder this was done for her every day... This would probably take her weeks to figure out.]

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voice

[heartofthematter]

[Did someone say cooking.]

I can help out, too! I wouldn't say I'm an expert in cooking, but I've always found it fun and my mom's taught me a lot... You can make a lot of simple meals for three with rice, even just by putting cooked vegetables over it or a raw egg. When you mix it up it tastes really delicious...

[You can literally do anything with rice Diamond loves it.]

voice

[tearmeanewone]

[Someone said cooking~]

That does sound good... and it sounds easy enough! I've never made rice before, though. Is it difficult?

voice

[heartofthematter]

Not at all! You pretty much put rice in a pot filled three-fourths with water and don't ever stir it. Unless you want a sticky rice, like for rice pudding or risotto, but for a dish like the one I described the egg'll act as the binder after it's done~. It'll take around around fifteen to twenty minutes to cook.

[Do you need to take notes, Elizabeth? Because he can give a step by step.]

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[tearmeanewone]

Don't ever stir it? Wow, I wouldn't have thought of not stirring something... [Really, she thought stirring was a mandatory part of cooking.] And what about the vegetables?