After 110 hours, I have finally finished my first playthrough of Persona 5. I loved this game and I am excited to start goofing around with new game plus. This game was really worth the wait. I promise there will not (or ever) be any story spoilers here. Instead, I want to take a moment to appreciate the game’s user interface. From the main menu to the combat directions, Atlus did an amazing job of making a gorgeous and user friendly interface. The combat interface does an amazing job of blending in with the scene through placement and animations. Each of the animations make the interface feel like they are also participating in the combat. The main menu also does an amazing job of being a very active. As you dive into specific categories of the menu the main character will animate and change, making each page feel unique while keeping a connection as you navigate through the options.
It is time to start making some delicious new recipes from the game. Did somebody say delicious pancakes? Pancakes make an appearance in Persona 5 several times. During the first celebration for a successful mission you can see a stack of pancakes with the rest of the food they are enjoying. Pancakes also come in conversation when the party first meets Goro Akechi, the detective prince. I knew right away at some point pancakes would be on my site. I immediately started researching how pancakes are typically made in Japan and fell in love with these extremely fluffy, thick pancakes. Each pancake is about two inches in thickness while being extremely light and airy. These Japanese inspired pancakes take a bit of extra time and equipment compared to what I’m used to seeing here in the Texas. You will need a tall, round cookie cutter (at least 2.5 inches in size) and stand (or hand) mixer to whip your egg whites.
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