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Csuri wondered vaguely what was going on in the Ravenclaw's head. Probably thinking through many years worth of rumors, however true, about Csuri. They'd been going around forever, since apparently her unwillingness to discuss her past made for a breeding ground of guesses. Her current favorite was that she lived in a cave until eleven and she was half bear. At least it was better than the truth. "Yea, I guess," was her reply to Alice's question about doing something she enjoyed. She worked on plating up both the dishes, using restaurant quality moves to make the plates look fancy. She carried them over to the table, then used wandless to summon a couple mugs and the tea kettle.

Carefully moving, she also grabbed a small plate of naan bread she'd made the day before. Sending a tired sort of look over at the younger teen, Csuri gestured toward one of the chairs as she sat in the other. She worked on pouring two mugs of vanilla chai tea. "Sit. Eat." The Ravenclaw said that she loved cooking, particularly for crowds... then she offered to cook for Csuri. "No thanks. I'm pretty busy with exams this year." She didn't know if it was just something Alice said out of want to repay for this meal... or any other number of potential emotions. But, as with everyone, Csuri kept her walls built tall around herself.

As she got the table set up, Csuri watched the blonde putting her cookies in to bake. That was one of Csuri's shortcomings in the kitchen. She was not much of a baker. Thankfully, her favorite snack could be enjoyed without. When alice said she didn't have to make her a plate, but that she'd eat because she'd likely miss dinner, Csuri's eyes rolled. "Figured. That's why I made you some." She grabbed the warm naan bread and used it to scoop up some of her curry. Nice and spicy, just as she liked it.

When she tried to deflect meals (and more spending time with someone) by using studying, Alice noted that it could cause distractions preventing eating. Dammit, she wasn't wrong. Thankfully, she said she'd just send food, meaning likely she'd ask Hes or one of the other Slytherins... which would in turn make them annoyed with Csuri, since the Ravenclaw was one of those so-called "good kids". It was annoying. "You really don't have to. I usually cook enough for a few meals." There, that should put the argument to bed... right?

Grey eyes watched the younger girl try the curry, then they rolled when she clearly thought it was overly hot. "I used less pepper in yours, but I guess next time I make it, I'll leave you a serving with none." She shrugged, wishing she had someone else that could actually enjoy spicy food. Csuri gestured toward the chai tea, which should help some of the heat, then pushed the plate of naan toward the other girl. Maybe a bit of balance would help. Or she could use the rice... or she could not be a wimp. Whichever.