Mazumeshi Elf to Yuuboku gurashi - Vol. 11 Ch. 74 - Cooking Showdown!!

[MangaDex]

 

[MagnaDrake]

I'm glad she's the type of character to admit where she's wrong but hot damn lady, YOU'RE the one who looked down on the prairie elves' culture FIRST, and then you have the audacity to say YOUR CUISINE is looked down upon? Get a fucking mirror!

 

[hypo]

The pages are out of order

 

[Albertillo]

Ah, of course, nothing beats the GLORIOUS JAPANESE TONKOTSU RAMEN

 

[mojo72400]

I think you misplaced the tonkotsu ramen recipe & put it earlier instead of the later scene.

 

[kwendy]

Fastfood noodles as proof of novelty?

 

[Ironclad]

It's been so long I forgot what Saburo's background was. I was convinced he was a professional chef.

 

[ahobaka]

Not sure about the translation, but what the woman in the Chinese dress made is most likely the chinese version of dumplings, which is called jiaozi. If the dumplings are boiled, they are called Shui Jiao. If pan fried, they are called Jian Jiao or Guo Tie (pot stickers).
Compared to Japanese dumplings that Saburo made, his version is called gyoza, and these are usually pan fried so they have a bit of colour to the dough and are crispy. The ingredients and prep are mostly the same but they have different dipping sauces.

Won ton is usually eaten in a soup with scallion but also can be deep fried. They also look nothing like the dumplings shown in the manga.

 

[Doenyon]

Of all the recipe to choose from to surprise someone who's clearly confident in her asian cooking culture, ramen ?
I was expecting him to put out something western instead. But well...

 

[Basic_human]

Oh someone continue this

 

[GK]

The pages are still on mixed order

Edit: filled a report, hope they get fixed soon.

 

[rabidporcupine]

Of all the recipe to choose from to surprise someone who's clearly confident in her asian cooking culture, ramen ?
I was expecting him to put out something western instead. But well...

She’s confident in Chinese cooking culture though. Ramens something that’s close enough to be at least semi-recognisable, but far enough from what she’d have been eating in fantasy China to be new and interesting. It’s also something he’s more familiar with, so it’s easier for him to prepare it. All of those factors together make it a good way to bridge the gap for her, I reckon.

 

[kuzunagi13]

I feel like this interaction is unnecessary and unneeded if it wasn't for the fact that they need to save the world.