Do you guys ever cook/prepare food for your players? I've thought a lot about preparing something thematically appropriate for games, but never have the time or resources to do it, it seems.
Cooking for game night
Andrew Martin
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Sebastian Foster
Checked with extreme prejudice.
Thomas Carter
We don't as most of us live in a dorm for now, we play at a local pub/cafe and order pizza.
It can be easy for medieval fantasy for example, if I were cooking I'd try to make tavern themed food. You could just buy a bunch of different cheese, sausages, ham, bread and butter and some fruit like grapes and apples and just set it all on a table plus maybe a simple stew to have a warm dish. All this takes minimal work on your part. For drinks I'd again go simple with beer and mulled wine served out of jugs instead of bottles, maybe some red colored juice for people who don't want alcohol. Light some candles for atmosphere, maybe buy some wooden plates for extra authenticity points, LARP stores have a lot of props like that and often it's not even expensive.
Levi Moore
I will always cook food if I'm hosting, but I can never be arsed to do it thematically.
Except for a post-apocalyptic game, where I made a big chilli the day before and served it to them in old baked bean cans. That was fun.
Easton Rodriguez
I did a couple times but some of my players are kind of picky eaters and that was discouraging. It sucks to put a bunch of effort into cooking and then find out that folks wont eat anything that doesn't come in a fast food bag.
Asher Young
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Charles Ward
The fuck kind of cunts are you playing with? Refusing home cooked meal in favor of fast food. Holy fuck, the fucking state...
James Diaz
Yeah, gotta be a good host and my players often come straight from work.
Brayden Sanders
They are really nice folks, just a couple of them are the sort of people who are afraid to try new food. I made some homecooked Chinese food and they just seemed afraid it was full of boiled dog or something. I dunno, they weren't mean about it or anything but I just felt bad.
Ethan Myers
Anons, let me introduce to you the Trash Plate.
>Bottom Layer cubed Hash Browns
>Second layer sausage. Chorizo if you're being cheap.
>Third layer is Devilled Egg Spread. Just make 1 boiled egg for each group member, and blend until smooth with 1 tablespoon mayo and 1 teaspoon for every 2 eggs. Add paprika to taste.
>top layer shredded cheese.
It's my own personal take on a Garbage Plate. The Devilled Egg Spread is great on just about anything as well.