Bannou “Murazukuri” Cheat de Otegaru Slow Life ~Mura desu ga Nani ka?~

The number of cooks in the village had increased.
Many of them possessed cooking-related Gifts as well.

Given that and the quality of ingredients here, the village’s culinary level has become fantastic.

There were even tourists lately who would visit our village just to have a taste of the food here.

And so, these capable cooks were asked to cook the cockatrice brought home by the hunting group.

By the way, there apparently was an organ near a cockatrice’s throat which secreted the petrifying components in its attacks.
As long as that organ was safely removed though, the rest was supposedly edible.

At the moment, there were over 20 stalls set up in the public square.

Each cook was going to offer their own recipe using the cockatrice meat, and the villagers were free to order any dish they wanted from any stall.

Simply put, we wanted something like a food court.

In order to avoid any stall from being crowded due to people lining up, orders were taken beforehand and would be delivered once ready.

Because this was an event hosted by the village, the villagers wouldn’t be asked to pay for today.
That being said, it wouldn’t be great if people ordered so much more than they could eat.
To prevent this, a meal ticket system was implemented.
As long as the amount of food they ordered was within the limits, it would be for free.
But for anything over that, the villager would have to pay for it themselves.

“All the stalls seem to be offering super delicious food though…”

“Guh…I want to eat at each one, but yeah, over 20 stalls is a bit…”

“Hahaha! This a dream scenario for me who has the [Gluttony] Gift! Finally, it’s time for this Gift to shine! …huh? I have to pay when I’m over the limit of the meal ticket?”

Indeed, there was nothing but great food.

…but isn’t there a bit too much variety?

Grilled chicken wasn’t rare in this world, but there were even batter-coated deep-fried chicken, Chinese styled deep-fried chicken, kebab-like dishes, and Spanish garlic chicken.

That stall even has tandoori chicken…wait, there’s also chicken&egg oyakodon and ramen!?

“I don’t think these dishes are prepared elsewhere in this world.
Did the cooks make them from scratch? Maybe the cooks should also take it easy…”

That aside, the food was naturally super delicious.

“““So goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooddddddd!?”””

Like that, the new cockatrice meat dishes were added to the village’s list of special products.