Gudetama

Synopsis

Inspired by everyone's favorite egg with the can't-be-bothered attitude, Gudetama: The Official Cookbook is an illustrated cookbook celebrating lazy living and easy cooking, with fun and delicious recipes from classic dishes to comfort meals.

Gudetama's name literally translates to "lazy egg," and it's how we all feel sometimes when it comes to cooking. But if you're the kind of chef who doesn't have time for complicated meals or long lists of ingredients, this cookbook is for you. From Japanese fare to pizza, egg salad, burgers, and tacos, this officially licensed cookbook will show you how to feast the lazy way with a collection of craveable comfort recipes inspired by everyone's favorite lazy egg with the can't-be-bothered attitude.

Organized into sections like barely awake breakfasts, lazy lunches, drowsy dinners, and tired treats, included here are 60 recipes, each helpfully including a lazy meter so you know just how much effort or lack thereof you'll need to execute each dish. The Gudetama Cookbook is the perfect combination of easy cooking and a love of lazy living and is for everyone from novices to experienced home cooks. Also included are full-color illustrations, fun sidebars, and your favorite quotes and sayings from Gudetama.

Recipes include:

• Unmotivated Breakfast Sandwich
• Too Tired Tater Tot Bake
• Tuckered Out Tamago Sando (Japanese egg salad sandwich)
• Slow-Paced Short Ribs
• Maybe I'll Make Meatloaf
• Stress-Free Strawberry Ice Cream Pie
• Easygoing Eggnog
  And more!

Summary

Chapter 1: The Art of Laziness

* Gudetama, a lazy egg who personifies the millennial generation, introduces his philosophy of "doing nothing."
* Example: Gudetama spends the entire day lying on his shell, refusing to do anything even when poked.

Chapter 2: The Power of Procrastination

* Gudetama explains how procrastination can be a superpower, allowing for spontaneity and avoiding unnecessary stress.
* Example: Gudetama puts off cleaning his room for days, but eventually discovers a dust bunny that makes for a cozy blanket.

Chapter 3: The Importance of Self-Care

* Gudetama emphasizes the need to prioritize relaxation and taking care of oneself.
* Example: Gudetama indulges in a warm bath and eats his favorite snacks, even when he has other responsibilities to attend to.

Chapter 4: The Joy of Solitude

* Gudetama shares the pleasures of being alone and introspective.
* Example: Gudetama enjoys spending time in his humble egg carton, reading and contemplating the meaning of life.

Chapter 5: The Acceptance of Imperfection

* Gudetama teaches us to embrace our flaws and imperfections.
* Example: Gudetama accepts that he is a "lazy egg" and doesn't try to change who he is.

Chapter 6: The Search for Meaning

* Despite his laziness, Gudetama seeks out meaning and purpose in life.
* Example: Gudetama enjoys watching bugs crawl and finds solace in the simplicity of nature.

Chapter 7: The Power of Failure

* Gudetama believes that failure is a necessary part of growth and learning.
* Example: Gudetama tries to cook an egg but fails miserably, but he learns valuable lessons about patience and perseverance.

Chapter 8: The Art of Acceptance

* Gudetama realizes the importance of accepting things as they are.
* Example: Gudetama accepts that he will never be a productive egg and finds happiness in his own unique way.

Chapter 9: The Pursuit of Serenity

* Gudetama's ultimate goal is to achieve serenity and inner peace.
* Example: Gudetama meditates daily, practicing mindfulness and letting go of his worries.

Chapter 10: The Meaning of Life

* In the final chapter, Gudetama concludes that the meaning of life is to be happy with who you are and to make the most of every moment.
* Example: Gudetama embraces his laziness and finds joy in the simple pleasures of life.