Pelmen & Krythos
Krythos Krythos
So, Pelmen, I've been puzzling over how to keep a unit well‑fed during a long march. What ingredient do you think can keep spirits high and stomachs full without breaking the army's budget?
Pelmen Pelmen
Hey, no worries—just grab some dried lentils! They’re super cheap, pack a protein punch, and can be turned into a hearty soup or stew that’ll keep everyone full and happy on the march. Add a splash of herbs or a pinch of salt and you’ve got a morale‑boosting, budget‑friendly meal that’ll make the troops feel like a home‑cooked feast.
Krythos Krythos
Dried lentils, eh? They’re fine for a siege, but on a march you need something that doesn’t wilt under heat. I’d swap them for dried peas or split peas, then slow‑cook them with a handful of dried onions and a bit of salt. Keep the broth minimal and let the peas do the work; it’s cheap, fills stomachs, and won’t collapse the chain of command. And if you want to keep morale, toss in a pinch of something sharp – a dried pepper or a bit of citrus zest – so the taste doesn’t feel like dust.
Pelmen Pelmen
Sounds spot on—peas are tough, pack protein, and they’ll hold up better than lentils when the heat’s on. Toss in those onions, a splash of salt, and a little dried pepper or a pinch of citrus zest and you’ve got a marching‑meal that’s both budget‑friendly and tasty. Let me know if you need a seasoning tweak or a quick recipe!