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Replying here cause fae is my friend x) and also I 100% agree with them.

I am actually already an amateur of sad bastard cooking, as in, most of my meals are any combination of bread/semolina/pasta/rice + hummus/tomato sauce/pesto. I don't know if it's common in other countries (or in your book sorry, I have just started reading it), but semolina (coarse ground wheat) is the best thing, basically like pasta in terms of role in the meal, but you just need to add steaming water (not even boiling) and it's ready in 5 min. Maybe even faster than ramen :p
(also omggg tomato sauce on toast is sooo underrated, in France at least)

A lot of my friends judge me for my food habits... so I agree with fae that having such a nice book might bring us bastards some sense of legitimacy x)
And of course I'm also super happy to see many new ideas and variations :-)

Thank you so much for this book!!! 

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I use couscous like that, but I've never had semolina ... that sounds epic. Off to the grocery store! 

Well. Eventually. I'm not rushing anywhere. I am tired. :P

I'm so glad you like the book.

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Ohhhhhhhhh I just found the couscous section ok, don't know why I didn't think of the word! in French we call it "semoule de couscous". 

If I understand correctly, semolina is the smoother grained version then? Then I never used semolina for salty dishes, but I've used it for fast desserts, with sugar/cinnamon/chocolate powder, since it has a more creamy texture than couscous.

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Wait, wait, wait, how do you make this combination? Is it a bit like porrige with oats? I am very interested.

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I usually just mix it with water (which I guess could be milk for fancy people) + sugar/stuff and then cook it either:
- boiling water and then adding the semolina little by little while mixing (a bit like oat porridge)
- in the microwave, if I remember correctly it takes some rounds to get to the proper texture

I think it's called semolina pudding? It can also be done with any type of flour, both in pot and microwave (but idk if I would recommend the wheat flour + microwave version, which I used to make years ago but has a slightly dubious taste I think xD)

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:D I will try this!

(I, for one, love your food habits you gremlin <3 Let's all hop on the sad bastard train)