Gamingforce Cook-a-Thon contest <idea thread>
 

So I'm bored as hell at work, and an idea sprang to my mind. They have a World-of-Warcraft baking contest over at Blizzard, where contestants would bake/cook their cookies, cakes and whatnots into anything WoW-themed.

I just thought, why not do something similar here.

Rules:
1) Must be able to recognize as "GFF related" at a glance
2) Must be edible
3) Requirements include photos & listing of ingredients (receipe optional)

Criteria for winning:
1) Creativity / Originality
2) Artistic value / plating
3) Popular vote - forum posters will vote on their favorites.

What say you!?

I'll have to see how much free time I have in the next couple of weeks, but I would definitely give it a shot if I can make the time.

I'll have time on the weekends, so it's probably doable. Count me in.

Oh hell yes. It's time for some "Paco's Tacos" to come up in this~

Perhaps I could do this sometime this week...I like to cook, and I haven't really done anything since I got back from Texas.

I love cooking!! That sounds like a fun idea =D

Aw, well that's me out. :(

I like this idea a lot! I love to cook, but I am woefully uncreative and doubt I could ever come up with any dish remotely connected to GFF in its ingredients or theme. I would love to see what other people come up with, though.

I mean come on, as long as it's a cooking contest it might as well come out of a Kitchen. Tasting isn't a curriculum we can really judge entries on to be realistic, so we're just going to have to say "it has to be at least edible."

This sounds like a neat idea. Maybe I could do something some time. =)

o.O' You mean like... "y ur imag a dik?" kinda of related memes?

Or just do like "GFF" word on anything?

It could be the name of the dish or simply "looks" like something GFF related. For example, Encephalon mentioned "Paco's Tacos~" <<sounds intriguing, but he is still required to list ingredients.

I was thinking of making sushi rolls with SPAM in it and trying to think of a relative GFF member to name the dish after (i.e., "memberXXX's Spam-a-roll!").

I imagine the easiest way to do this if you used images that most resembled a GFF member's "image" (although not required to do this way either).