Long recipes

[Anonymous No.13504717]

What are some foods/recipes that actively take a long time to make? Not like some breads or doughs, which can take about a day to be ready, because most of that is just waiting.
I want recipes that'll have me in the kitchen working away for as long as possible.

[Anonymous No.13504737]

>>13504717
God I miss getting this excited about cooking a recipe.

[Anonymous No.13504748]

Probably something that requires a lot of prep work and interaction. Thank me later.

[Anonymous No.13504857]

>>13504717
Makes some croissants

[Anonymous No.13504863]

>>13504737
why did you stop getting excited anon?

[Anonymous No.13504867]

>>13504717
forgot to add, a friend used to make ramen, iirc that took a long ass time

[Anonymous No.13504895]

>>13504717
this dude has you covered, plust it's top tier french cuisine:

https://www.youtube.com/user/BrunoAlbouze/videos

[Anonymous No.13504916]

>>13504717
Are you unemployed? Or just bored with your life?

[Anonymous No.13505630]

Soba noodles, there's a skill and time-management to cutting the noodles. Then once the noodles are done you can make a broth from scratch and use varied toppings and additions that'll take more time to prepare. If you git gud it could be special too cause no one wants to go through the trouble of making soba.

[Anonymous No.13505645]

>>13504717
Baklava, gumbo, ravioli, oxtails

[Anonymous No.13506265]

>>13504916
I'm depressed and cooking makes me feel better. I want to be distracted by cooking for as long as possible so I don't feel so sad all the time.

[Anonymous No.13506379]

>>13506265
I predict ur gonna injest a fuckload of calories due to cooking elaborate recipes, so get on a work out routine, helps with the fatness and with depression as well. Godspeed.

[Anonymous No.13506393]

Something like gyoza or ravioli is a lot of busy work. Especially if you take your time with the fillings.