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Hey guys, Teo again.

I've been thinking, we all come from such different worlds-- or even different places in similar worlds, we've got to have a really cool mix of different cooking styles and traditional flavors. I know I've seen some unique meals and drinks in just the short time I've been here. Does anyone have any favorite recipes they'd like to share?

It can be as simple or as complicated as you like and it's okay if the ingredients aren't available here. I like looking at the recipes either way. :)

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When I first got here, I ended up making tamagoyaki pretty often. It's simple, and the replicators could make the ingredients accurately.

You want to beat eggs together with some sugar, just enough to add a little sweetness to taste, add it to a hot frying pan, and carefully roll it up as it cooks. You want to have thin layers rolled together, ideally the center will be custardy and soft then you cut it into pieces.

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Oh man, that looks like it'd be perfect for making here. Just two ingredients and some time and care...

That's made with a rectangular pan right? I think I've just used round ones, though I'm not sure... I'll have to go see what's around here either way.

That's right! You can make them in round pans too, but they won't be as uniform. It might be easier to just make a sweet omelette in that case, but that would still be tasty.

If you wanted to get a rectangular pan, there should be someone in the city who can make one.

If I'm gonna do it, I want to do right. If I gotta find a pan-maker, that's alright with me. Gotta use that money for something, right? :)

Thanks again for the recipe.

Of course.

I see you already got some recipes from Kyoko, she's a really good cook so you can trust that those are great. And, if you end up feeling stumped with what's in the replicators or just want some different ingredients, there's a delivery service that can help out.

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Oh, awesome! Thanks, dude! I'm definitely going to have to make use of this. :)

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