I may be cooking for my papa (a male supporter) soon. I’m doomed 😭
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It feels like torture having to serve my home-style cooking to someone who’s eaten so many amazing meals.
I’m struggling to decide what to make.
If there’s a dish you’d like a papa-katsu girl to make for you, please let me know. Something snack-sized would be ideal.
I recommend Kentaro’s book, *Tsukami List*.
The recipes are incredibly easy and delicious.
Since it can be stressful if you’re not efficient at preparing something on the spot, it’s reassuring to have one simmered dish ready that you can make the day before.
It also makes a big difference whether you’re cooking at your place, at your papa’s home, or at a vacation villa or condo, so I’d suggest choosing something easy to prepare in that setting without overextending yourself.
Marika
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I’ll answer too—Maezawa from the President’s Office.
It might help to think about why he wanted you to make something for him in the first place.
I don’t think he’s necessarily looking for gourmet food. He’s probably happy about the feeling that you put your heart into making something just for him.
So I think a simple, home-style meal is perfectly fine. You could put some thought into it and say, “I remembered you once said you liked this, so I decided to make it.”
I’m not sure where you’ll be cooking, but…
Maybe he’s a papa (a male supporter) who wants to watch you cook?
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
For light snacks, how about buttery fried potatoes with bacon, grilled sausages, or fish and chips?
If she likes wine, cheese would be a good choice; if she prefers sake, sashimi.
I think any of these can be delicious as long as you use good-quality ingredients. I wouldn’t recommend meat, though—even with quality ingredients, the way it’s cooked can make a big difference.
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