Cooking with Valkyries
★ 8 · 2019 · 6m · Comedy · Animation
Join the table with Valkyries this summer for a feast of mouth-watering food and heartwarming memories.
Episodes
1. Bronya's Special Borscht6m · There is a cherished memory behind every dish on the dinner table.
Time to turn the clock back and relive these beautiful moments, Captains!
2. Burnt Pizza Toast6m · "Pizza toast actually tastes better......if it's slightly burnt."
3. Not Enough Cream Stew6m · "Home is where everyone's at."
4. Mediocre Spiced Beef6m · "Come with me and I'll find you something to eat."
5. Noodles of Hope6m · As Himeko said, "When the time is right... Anything could have the best taste in the world."
6. Super Sweet Stuffed Wings6m · Teriri is not only good at cooking bitter stuff!
7. Fried Dumplings for Myself6m · Cooking can be a very personal thing.
8. Warm Onigiri5m · When you make onigiris, your hands will give it warmth.
9. Summer Beach BBQ (1/2)5m · Teriri: Oh dear. There she goes again.
10. Summer Beach BBQ (Part 2)6m · The sun is slowly setting, and the party is almost over. Let's drink to the splendid afterglow, and our next get-together!More Like This
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