Taboo Tabas

The Taboo Tabas is a dish born from the ingenuity of the earliest magicians, prominent members of the Golden Circle, founded by the powerful sorcerer Wheat in the year 1110 BC in a noble quest for peace, joy, and universal love.
== Origin ==
To celebrate the creation of the Golden Circle, Wheat invited four other prominent magicians to join him. On this solemn occasion, he asked his wife Gyldix, renowned as the best cook among the magicians, to conceive new dishes for their guests. Gyldix, passionate about culinary blends and driven by the desire to satisfy the magicians' appetites with love, devised an innovative concept that became the indispensable traditional dish during the Golden Circle festivities: the Taboo Tabas. With each bite of this bewitching dish, the guests of the Golden Circle felt profound felicity.
== Preparation ==
Prepared in a sumptuous copper cauldron adorned with the symbol of a golden sword, the Taboo Tabas is a subtle blend of beef, lamb, fresh carrots, tomatoes, zucchinis, and other secret ingredients known only to the magicians. After hours of slow and skillfully orchestrated cooking, the Taboo Tabas is served accompanied by fragrant rice adorned with pieces of pineapple and fresh mangoes. Gyldix's goal was to create a salty flavor reminiscent of vast marine expanses, combined with a sweet touch recalling the tender kisses of her husband, the magician Wheat.
== Posterity ==
Five centuries later, the Taboo Tabas remains the favorite dish of the Eternal magician, who discovered it during a festive escapade in a distant world called Elydas. This world, ruled by Princess Horemi, the fairy goddess, was the setting for fairy celebrations where the magicians of the Golden Circle were invited to be intoxicated by the enchantments of this all-powerful fairy.
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