Baraka_Guru

I suggest keeping it simple, yet varied enough to test the full spectrum of preparing meals. I propose the following categories, based on common organization of cookbooks:

1. Appetizer
2. Breakfast
3. Dessert
4. Lunch
5. Main Dish
6. Salad
7. Side Dish
8. Snack
9. Soup/Stew
10. Casserole (or other one-pot meal)

If you wanted to keep it balanced and to do upwards of 20 recipes, perhaps each of you challenge the other on a recipe in each category. For example, say, Eden challenges Strange to a coconut shrimp appy, while Strange challenges Eden to garlic cheese bread. You both come up with a recipe for each.

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