Ditto Ribs
yes I know ditto is an amorphous blob, I explain that part of it.
Have the ditto transform into either a Miltank or Tauros. the choice is whether you prefer a creamier (Miltank) or tangier (Tauros) sauce.
Now the hard part, you have to chop the ditto's head off as close to the brain as possible. this prevents the rest of the body from reverting to ditto form.
Miltank's sauce consist of gloom bud, sauteed in milk from a real Miltank, while the Tauros's uses a bellsprout reduced in the gel from the ditto, both using the zest of your preferred berry.
Best cooked for an hour and a half over medium Charmander flame, but if you're in a hurry, thirty minutes on full flame will work.
This will serve 3-4 people.
Now comes the point of using a ditto. The bones will have an innate chewiness, which will be cooked in your choice of an apricot shell, with one or two berries. Keep it under two or else it'll overwhelm the apricot's flavor. After fourty minutes, the bones will have absored the flavors enough, so cut them up (they are a bit hard to cut, but they will, so just keep the pressure on them) into 1 inch pieces. You should get about 6 pieces per rib. This gum makes a great snack for on the road.