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degenerate-perturbation · 6 years ago

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Ultimate Good Omens Fic Recommendations

I read the entire AO3 archive. I started sometime in November 2018 and read all the way back to 1999. I did not read every story, but I tried. Here are my recommendations.

(Most Good Omens fic is very good, which is why I bothered to read the entire archive instead of just scrolling through the first few pages, despairing, and giving up, which is what I usually do when I read fanfiction. So if your fic is not here, congratulations! I probably still read it and liked it but this post is already very long.)

My Absolute Top Favorites

Deus Ex Machina by clockwork_spider - Angels really aren't the most sentimental bunch, so when Crowley was escorted back to Hell, Aziraphale's initial reaction was to do nothing. But let it be known that God moves in ineffable ways.

Tryst On a Hot Church Roof by Macdicilla - Crowley has some fantasies. Aziraphale encourages him to explore them and not to be embarrassed. Neither of them can really take roleplay seriously but they still have a good time.

Re-Recalled by Jennistar - Halfway through an argument, Aziraphale gets accidentally discorporated and doesn't come back. Crowley does the sensible thing and panics.

The love that dare not speak its name by Lunasong365, sous_le_saule - London, late nineteenth century. Aziraphale finds that time moves slowly while waiting for Crowley to wake up. Meeting Oscar Wilde should break the monotony. But perhaps it will bring more of a change than the angel anticipated…

Safe Haven by JAMoczo - A remix of Prodigal Son: January 1945; Aziraphale has a crisis of Faith.

(The rest below the cut, in convenient categories)

General

Five Things That Never Happened To Aziraphale by imperfectcircle - Five things.

Down to the Earth with Violence by Daegaer - Crowley and Aziraphale meet after the end of the world.

Coming to an Arrangement by Daegaer - The long, slow path to the Arrangement.

Act of Redemption by copperbadge - After the world failed to end, Crowley got depressed.

Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot by xylodemon - In which Crowley starts over. Again, and again, and again.

A Few Conversations, Which are Mostly Related to Christmas by xylodemon - In which there is cocoa, conversation, and more Christmas cheer than Crowley think is strictly necessary.

The Ghost and A. J. Crowley by Argyle - A heartwarming tale of grisly ghost plants and fearsome floral apparitions. Has Crowley finally met his match? Will Aziraphale come to the rescue? And just how difficult is it to remove dirt stains from white carpet?

Five Meetings (Steps in the Fall and Rise to Grace) by icarus_chained - GO Noir AU. Bad things are brewing in the City of Angels, and one tired ex-cop is stuck in the middle of it.

How to Make Friends and Influence Flora aka Radio Four Never Mentioned This by WinterEyes - The Fear of Crowley isn't all it's cracked up to be

Suntne Angeli? by Macdicilla - Adam answers the question of whether angels need to eat and drink, and accidentally creates a major change in the (pants) fabric of reality.

Field Agents by Lunasong365, sous_le_saule - How did ‘Human’ Resources (both Demonic and Angelic) recruit Crawly and Aziraphale to be field agents? Is it a coincidence that they both found themselves back on Earth after leaving the Garden of Eden?

The Devil Went Down to Georgia by ImprobableDreams900 - Now Crowley went down to Georgia, he was looking for a soul to steal, cause he was in a bind and way behind and he was willing to make a deal.

Major Failings by irisbleufic - It was quick and messy, the sort of thing that took you off-guard no matter how many beheadings, torture stints, and vivisections you'd seen otherwise. Actually, Crowley wasn't certain how many of any of those he'd actually seen. He tended to lower his eyes or look away at the last second. This was also a major failing in a demon.

Pre-Relationship

Gavotte by bunnyfication - Crowley sleeps a decade or a few, and suddenly Aziraphale is dressing fashionably? And asking him to a dance at a club with a "select clientele"? Clearly something is amiss.

Something About Flamingos by Plumbeo - Aziraphale and Crowley have a petty, stupid, pointless fight. After four days of not talking to each other, the angel decides to break the silence - in an equally stupid way.

it giveth light unto all in the house (the let's have some wine remix) by pocky_slash - There's loving Crowley the way he loves their waiter at the café and the ducks in St. James Park and linzer tarts and there's—well.

growing season by ghostsoldier - In which Aziraphale kills plants, and Crowley is a generous sort of demon.

Afternoons and Espresso Spoons by Kirathaune

Home by LysanderandHermia - Crowley has a realization, and it's about the angel drooling on the couch while he sleeps.

Sweet Dreams, Angel! by sous_le_saule - Aziraphale’s never been able to sleep. Crowley takes up the challenge.

Be Ye Therefore Merciful by AmberDiceless - Crowley does something utterly unexpected, and Aziraphale must face an opponent who cannot be thwarted.

Saunter by Aria - There is nothing to do but feel out of sorts, disjointed and slightly askew from the world, and watch as Aziraphale absently eats the apple, the world's hundred millionth apple, symbolic of nothing at all.

They Get Together In These Ones

And when he falls by torch - There are many ways to celebrate having avoided the apocalypse.

The Member of the Wedding by Aja - Crowley comes to a realization.

Survivors' Guilt / For All the World by irisbleufic - It was a dark and stormy night, and nobody was enjoying it.

Goodbody by copperbadge - Aziraphael's new body is causing some problems.

Sunday (Or the First Day Of the Rest of Their Lives) by pollitt - Sunday at the park

Under Cover by bliumchik - There's a new little problem in Tadfield...

An Excellent Long-Term Solution by Beth H (bethbethbeth) - In which Hell seems more forgiving than Heaven, Aziraphale seems to have got himself into a bit of a pickle, and Crowley seems to have come up with the perfect solution, almost all on his own.

Firebird: III. Finale by htebazytook - "In the background Crowley and Aziraphale met on the tops of buses, and in art galleries, and at concerts, compared notes, and smiled."

Old Fashioned by htebazytook - Hell has changed.

Very Complicated Solitaire by htebazytook

Ordinary People (The Anything But Ordinary Remix) by cimorene - Crowley has started to take a proprietary interest in Aziraphale's bookshop.

The Speck in the London Eye by Vulgarweed - A hot dame, a missing youth, a quirky consultant—and much much more than meets the eye at stake. Private Investigator A.J. Crowley just might be in over his head this time.

TwoFish by Grindylowe - A love story about angels and demons. Also, fish.

Snowy Evenings by htebazytook - Five times Crowley couldn't stand the snow, and one time he could.

A Peculiar Sensation by Elvendork - It happens at the Ritz: Aziraphale comes to a startling realistion, but takes it in his stride remarkably well.

As Above, So Below by JenTheSweetie - Crowley and Aziraphale talk, drink, complete paperwork, drink, fall asleep with abandon, drink, and do other stuff (maybe). And drink.

Modern Love by punkfaery - Crowley, Aziraphale, and a series of religious buildings.

A Backwards Proposal by HoloXam - An encounter with a bride-to-be puts an idea in Aziraphale's head. Crowley doesn't react very well.

Post-Relationship

Recall by busaikko - RECALL: 1. To ask or order to return; 2. To summon back to awareness; 3. To remember; recollect.

That Subtle Knot by apple_pi - I wonder. Does an angel get his wings when the bell is set off by a demon?

Never Mind the Gravitation by Argyle - Sure, there's life on Mars. But Crowley can hardly call it living.

Flamingos by Interrobam - "Las Vegas, Crowley had always maintained, was technically Aziraphale's fault." Crowley and Aziraphale go to Las Vegas, contemplate the history of civilization and the meaning of existence.

Snapshots by mirawonderfulstar - Five photographs on the wall of Aziraphale’s shop.

A Resort By Any Other Name by TheLifeOfEmm - Or in which Crowley and Aziraphale go on holiday, but have a bit of trouble with the weather.

Hell's Bells (Wedding Bells) by Macdicilla - Hell finds out that Aziraphale and Crowley are together, and eventually Heaven does too. Hell sends its [unwelcome] congratulations.

Categorization by SleepsWithCoyotes - Crowley calls 'em like he sees 'em.

Black Dog by HoloXam - In which Crowley feels bad and Aziraphale makes tea.

The Flame No Dampness Dulls by mirawonderfulstar - Aziraphale doesn't understand why Crowley's spent the last two months trying to seduce him when the demon hasn't ever shown any interest in sex.

heaven is a place where nothing ever happens by Contra - After the end of the world, there comes a new morning.

These Ones Have Sex

Lethe For Two by SleepsWithCoyotes - A visit from the Angel of Oblivion sounds pretty ominous, doesn't it?

Monday, Half Past Four by TruckThat - Crowley decides that almost any course of action is justified if it manages to distract him from the fact that it's been nearly two days and so far nothing else is going wrong.

The Reason for the Season by Vulgarweed - Adam and Pepper, now married with children of their own, worry that their kids might be losing some of the magic of the season. Adam calls in a little favour from some old friends - with a nice little bonus that's in it for them.

No Such Thing by irisbleufic - "You mean [Agnes] was trying to reassure us the whole time that the world wasn't, in fact, going to end?"

Historical

Casual as Birds by apple_pi - Aziraphale and Crowley in London, 1944.

New Day (The Dreaming of You Remix) by Daegaer - Ettore dreams of friendship and love.

The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by Argyle - The Devil has all the best tunes. (London, 1940)

Theatrical Sins: A Play in Three Acts by Aria - "What did you do?" Crowley asked in horror, the first time he saw Aziraphale after sleeping away most of the nineteenth century.

Natural Laws by Argyle - Every object in the Universe attracts every other object. (Lincolnshire, 1665)

Species, Origins by bliumchik - A prehistoric chat.

Lessons in Falling by Argyle - You never forget how. (London, 1866/1899)

The Visible Universe by Argyle - It was not a remarkable day. (England, 1928)

How Crowley Saved Christmas by such_heights - It was 1842, and Aziraphale really didn’t want to do it.

Letters by inabathrobe for miss_narla - Aziraphale and Crowley burn letters and bridges.

Myths Will Be Myths by palavreado - Aziraphale says goodbye to an old friend.

On Transmutation (and Tortoises) by Vermin_Disciple - c. 1859. In which Aziraphale reads the latest bestseller, and he and Crowley take a trip to the Galapagos.

i wanted to hurt you but the victory is that i could not stomach it by gyzym

Three Times Aziraphale Was Almost Too Much Of A Bastard To Be Worth Liking by feverbeats - They have to stop meeting like this.

Safe Haven by JAMoczo - A remix of Prodigal Son: January 1945; Aziraphale has a crisis of Faith.

In der H'lle by Copinggoggles - Snapshot in the trenches.

Hell Is Empty by bemusedlybespectacled (ardentintoxication) - Crowley goes to investigate this Inquisition he supposedly helped to start and finds Aziraphale instead.

And All The Devils Are Here by bemusedlybespectacled (ardentintoxication) - Aziraphale is taken in by the Inquisition for witchcraft and finds help from an unexpected source.

The Widening Gyre by Vulgarweed - In the spring of 1916, some in London and Dublin were fighting a war on two fronts. Three, if you include the heart. (Too long a sacrifice can make a stone of it.)

Bacchanalia by furchte_die_schildkrote - The first time Crowley was kissed by an angel, Aziraphale had wine on his breath, a nearly full moon hung in the sky, and Rome was burning.

Carmina Burana by Lunasong365 - Carmina Burana has been described as: Profane. Sensual. Irreverent. Satirical of religion.So why was its source text discovered in a monastery?

The Fourteenth Century by Elsinore_and_Inverness - An Angel, a Demon and the Crisis of the Late Middle Ages

“O Serpent heart… Fiend Angelical, Dove Feather Raven” -William Shakespeare (R&J, 3.2.74-76) by Elsinore_and_Inverness - 'There are no sonnets immortalizing a demon with eyes like the sun. This is probably just as well.'

Don't Mind You Under My Skin by 50artists - Five times that Crowley tempted Aziraphale (with mixed success), and one time Aziraphale tempted him.

Biblical

It Came Upon A Midnight Clear by Daegaer

Over the Face of all the Earth by Daegaer - The Tower of Babel seemed like a good idea at the time . . .

Father of Nations by Daegaer - Crowley and Aziraphale keep having dealings with the same family.

Thirteen Ways of Looking at an Apple by Argyle - In which one thing leads to another, and the Garden awakens.

build me a city, call it jerusalem by gyzym - Man begets man begets The Tales of Men, and there's nothing godly in that; Those Above and Them Below haven't any need for the stories humans have been hungry for since the snake and the Angel with the flaming sword.

for I am come to send fire on the earth by tomato_greens - The worst of it was that Crowley had already received a commendation, gleaming, from Below.

And Find for Herself a Place to Rest by tomato_greens - So long as you avoided the thorns, it was a nice tree.

Another One Bites the Dust by diefiend - Crowley and Aziraphale and the Crucifixion.

Other Characters

Revisited and Riding Out by Patrick Phelan

Of Woman Born by slythwolf - A brief biography of Adam's biological mother.

Pennies From Heaven (Pound Notes From Hell) by Ineffabilitea - Warlock just wants to feel special again.

Forgotten, As A Dream by Clodius Pulcher (Clodia) - "They'll be back. They're never far away..." Pippin Galadriel Moonchild, aged eleven and a half, dreams red. Or rather, Red.

Good Help is Hard to Find, or The Hazards of Reading Prophecy by Fleur Rochard (fleurrochard), somnolentblue - Wherein Aziraphale hires a shop assistant.

Love Me Tender by tomato_greens - Bright lights and ice cream: what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Except when it doesn't.

Memory Yields by Interrobam - The thing about being destined to bring about the apocalypse when you're eleven was that no one quite made plans for how you were supposed to go about the rest of your life.

The Morning After the Morning After the End of the World by Aegialia - Anathema moves on and figures herself out.

In which Adam challenges Crowley to a drinking contest and it is a terrible idea by Macdicilla - It is a rather foolish thing to set a bet with the devil, or even with a devil, unless you have an ace—or better yet, all the aces in the deck—up your sleeve.

Anything by LoveChilde - About ten years after the world didn’t end, Pippin Galadriel Moonchild meets an angel. Or maybe just a harmless homosexual. They have tea.

Forgive Those Who Trespass by JAMoczo - Crowley and Shadwell share Madame Tracy and Aziraphale for a week. God help us all.

Crossovers

The Nice and Accurate Adventures of Aziraphale in Ankh-Morpork by Glinda - All truly good second-hand bookshops are really genteel black-holes that have learned how to read.

Bargain Breakfast by Daegaer - Crowley gets a suspicious sort of customer.

The Corsair of Carcosa by Vulgarweed - Aziraphale gets his hands on a rare copy of the play The King in Yellow. Reading and its consequences ensue.

#good omens #fic recs #i am very very picky about characterization and prose quality and also i hate fanfiction tropes #but most good omens fics are good and i think these ones are really great

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whxt-x-shxmx-blog · 5 years ago

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Linda Hamilton: So enthusiastic about Arnold Schwarzenegger

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unwritrecipes · 4 years ago

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The Holiday Cookie Roundup-2020

Happy Friday!! As promised, my annual holiday cookie roundup! If you’re looking to get a little jump start or do a test run on your holiday baking here is a wonderful collection of tried and true cookie recipes that would be an amazing addition to any holiday platter!!

Some of these are classic holiday treats—

Others are just cookies I know and love!

And in this crazy, stressful year, what could be a better gift than an assortment of homemade cookies?!! (hint, hint)

So pull out those baking sheets, stock up on the butter and sugar and bake your way into the holiday spirit!

LemonDrops—pucker up and enjoy how these melt in your mouth.

Lemon Poppy Seed Shortbread—these are tart and buttery and brighten up any platter.

Jenny’s Lemon Cherry Biscotti—my sister’s specialty—full of dried cherries and lemon zest, these are hard and crunchy and built to last. And they’d ship well too!

Easy Lemon Almond Biscotti —if you like a softer biscotti that comes together quicker than most, these are for you.

Double Chocolate Almond Biscotti—because you need a chocolate version too!

British Wheatmeal Shortbread—buttery and not too sweet—the perfect tea cookie!!

Brown Sugar Pecan Shortbread—these are a huge family favorite and so perfect to dunk!

Peanut Butter & Blackberry Jam Shortbread—Gorgeous looking and tasting! PB & J in a cookie!!!

Susie’s Maple Pecan Thins—my mom’s favorite, lacy and loaded with nuts!

Sugar Cookie Sparkles—like edible Xmas ornaments—so much color and joy!

Brown Sugar Cookies—these may look plain but don’t underestimate their depth of flavor. Make them for the butterscotch lover in your life!

Chewy Molasses Cookies—the spices in these are so seasonal—they’ve become a new family fav!

Jammy Butterballs—these sparkle like winter snow and melt in your mouth. I make these every single year!

Irresistible Chewy Sugar Cookies—huge and addictive—don’t leave me in a room alone with them.

Snickerdoodles—a true classic, you can never go wrong!

Oatmeal Lace Cookies—these mix up easily and lend themselves to all sorts of decoration.

Easy Slice n Bake Butter Cookies—a must-have for any cookie tray! These are a staple in my house!

Sables—a traditional French butter cookie.

Snowballs—so seasonal and bite-sized! My husband’s true love!

Linzer Hearts—show someone how much you care!

Chocolate Chocolate Chip Espresso Cookies—For the chocoholic in your life—you really don’t taste the coffee.

Chocolate Espresso Rounds—for the sophisticated palette—these are rich, buttery and coffee flavored.

Chewy Chocolate Sugar Cookies—sugar cookies just feel so right for this time of year and it’s fun to have a chocolate version topped with plenty of crunchy sugar!

Chocolate Shape Cookies—when vanilla cut-outs just won’t do.

Caramel Treasures—these look intimidating but they’re actually one of the easiest cookies to make on the list—so festive!

Vanilla Bean Thumbprint Cookies with Dulce de Leche—Gorgeous and guaranteed to wow!!!

Chocolate Chip Cookie Brittle—kids, young and old will adore this!

Chocolate Swirled Meringues—light and kinda artsy looking!

Candied Almond Meringues—so pretty and a little out of the ordinary, the candied almonds almost give them a caramelly flavor.

World Peace Cookies—if only baking these would bring it about—deep, dark chocolate.

Raspberry Chocolate Rugelach—the raspberry-chocolate combo is to die for!

Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies—adding almond butter to a traditional chocolate chip cookie is genius!

Salty Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies with Toffee—need I say more?!!

Crunchy Jumbles—these are so easy and the dried cranberries make them so right for this time of year!

The Melted Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie—who can resist a classic?!!

What are your holiday favorites? If you have a chance, let me know and send me a tin! Lol!

Have a great weekend and I’ll be back next week with more cookies (of course) and some real food too!! xoxo

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flutecattle9-blog · 6 years ago

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Zucchini Chocolate Cake

Cakes, Desserts, Summer

For some reason, I’m still totally enthralled with the idea of Azalea Banks wandering around Elon Musk’s house. It’s truly hilarious story that I hope we learn more about. If you’re into procrastinating, it’s a fascinating lil’ story.

Secondly, on this beautiful Wednesday morning, I made a little playlist on Spotify. It’s a cooking playlist but can be used anytime when you want to feel peaceful and escape the world around you. For me this is always at the grocery store. I always bring my headphone with me so I can be in my own world while I pick up things and put them in my cart.

Now, let’s move to this cake. This zucchini cake started with the highest hopes. It was meant to be a watercolored cake with yellow petal flower with dark green vines. Well…it didn’t work exactly according to plan. I mean does it ever? But there are plenty of happy accidents and this is one of them.

I am fervently against fondant. I actually hear marshmallow fondant tastes delicious but I can’t buy it and well, it simply sounds like too much work. So, when my buttercream watercolor dreams failed, I turned to piping tips and it was pretty simple.

1. I followed this YouTube video. 2. I used this #104 piping tip to get the petal flowers. And of course this nail. I swear by this kit. 3. And I used these gel colors to get the yellow and green.

The good news is that if you want to make this cake, you don’t need to pipe on flowers. You can simply make the cake, smear on the frosting and you’re good to go!

The cake is delicious. It’s lightly chocolate, almost like how a red velvet cake is chocolate-y but not really. The zucchini what makes this cake extremely moist and light.

If you have extra zucchini and need a way to use it up, here’s is your recipe!

Zucchini Chocolate Cake

Prep Time: 35 minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour, 5 minutes

Yield: 1 (8-inch) cake

Serving Size: 6 to 8

Ingredients

Zucchini Cake:

Dry:

2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour

1/4 cup cocoa powder

2 teaspoons baking soda

1 teaspoon ground cinnamon

1/2 teaspoon freshly ground nutmeg

1 teaspoon salt

Wet:

1/2 cup unsalted butter, at room temperature

1 cup white granulated sugar

1 cup brown sugar

1/2 cup vegetable oil

3 large eggs

1 cup buttermilk

2 1/2 cups grated zucchini (from about 3 small zucchini)

1/2 cup chopped walnuts

Frosting:

1 cup unsalted butter

3 cups powdered sugar, sifted

2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract

2 tablespoons buttermilk

Directions

To Make the Zucchini Cake:

Preheat the oven to 350°F. Grease two (8-inch) round cake pans and line the bottoms with parchment paper.

In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, cocoa, baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt.

To the bowl of a stand-up mixer (you could also do this in a large bowl with a whisk), with the paddle attachment, add the butter and white and brown sugar; beat until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Pour in the vegetable oil, eggs, one at a time and then the buttermilk. Add the dry ingredients and beat until just smooth, about 1 minute. Pour in the grated zucchini and walnuts and mix once more.

Divide the batter between the pans and bake for 27 to 30 minutes, or until a wooden pick inserted into the center comes out clean. Allow to cool in the pans for about 5 minutes and then invert them on cooling racks.

I sliced my cakes in half so I would have four layers, but you certainly don’t have to do this!

To Make the Frosting:

*If you’re making petal flowers and vines, you’ll want to double the recipe above. It’ll give you enough frosting in order to have extra to decorate. After you make a double batch, you’ll want to remove about 1/4 of it and color it yellow. Remove another 1/4 and color it green.

Add the butter to the bowl of a stand-up mixer (or medium bowl with an electric hand mixer) and beat until smooth about 30 seconds or so. Take the paddle attachment off and place a sieve on top of the bowl and sift in the powdered sugar. Turn the mixer to low until the powdered sugar is almost incorporated. Add the vanilla extract and buttermilk; and beat once more until combined.

To assemble the cake:

Place one layer on a cake board or cake stand or plate (I also love turning plates upside down and using them as cake stands). Add about 1/4 cup (you can eyeball this measurement) to the top of the first cake layer; smooth it out so it’s a nice even layer of frosting. Place the second layer on top and repeat the process. Skim the top and sides and transfer it to the fridge to chill for about 15 minutes.

Remove from the fridge and give it one last layer of frosting. If you like, this is totally optional, divide the frosting amongst a few piping bags with different tips on them and decorate the top! Slice up and serve.

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August 22, 2018 by Adrianna Adarme

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A Cozy Kitchen is a blog written by Adrianna Adarme. Adrianna likes corgis, pancakes and cute things.

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