#Rich Flavors

[foodwithrecipes]

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[techdriveplay]

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[mexicanistnet]

Indulge in the rich flavors of savory Mexican bean soup with Cotija cheese. Simmer beans, sauté tomatoes and onions in lard, then meld with bean broth. Add Cotija cheese for creaminess, top with cilantro. A taste of Mexico in every spoonful!

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[thecruellestmonth]

Remembering stuff like Alfred having Bruce and cutting his hair and and dressing him. Which could mean anything but really reinforce the upstairs/downstairs servile relationship. The lack of modesty or shame a rich person has around their staff is something else. And it’s just a like. Almost a Caste system where Alfred is second class and can never BE on Bruce’s level as an equal let alone authority figure. And Alfred is happy with that! Because that’s the story and he is, after all, the butler

[laufire's cool post on Alfred & Bruce]

Yeah, Alfred is not Bruce's father. Bruce is the pater familias of his household like his father before him, and Alfred is his very cherished manservant. Alfred can be a caretaker and a confidant, he can even be parental (-ish), but he's not a parent. (Note to self: rant about the awkward and aggressively enforced line between "parental" and "parent" in Batman mythos.)

IMO one of the most compact arguments on Alfred's role is in Batman: Year One (IIRC the very comic that established Alfred as an old servant of the Wayne family, instead of his original story of being hired by Bruce). Grant Morrison was on some podcast (I think either Kevin Smith's podcast or "Hypertime to Podcast"?) talking about the significance of how Bruce's first act as Batman is to ring a bell to ask for Alfred to help him. We see Morrison emphasize this moment in The Return of Bruce Wayne, where The Bell is a relic on the same level as The Pearls and The Gun.

I can agree it's a defining moment. To some extent I'm willing to accept Morrison's suggestion that Bruce ringing the bell symbolizes the value of asking for help, teamwork, comradery, family, humility, etc—and most fans would be happy to sprint with that interpretation. But I can also juggle a separate interpretation that branches off and veers to the left...

You do not ring a bell to ask for help from your parent or friends or family—you ring a bell to summon a servant.

Bruce becoming Batman in Year One is the story of a prince reclaiming his kingdom. (The Return of Bruce Wayne is a renewal of that story.) Summoning the family manservant is the act of Bruce finally accepting his royal inheritance, after his foolish attempt to slum it with the rabble. A good king is kind and attentive to his subjects, and considers the opinions of his advisors—but they're never his equals or his superiors, no matter how much he cherishes them. They're his subordinates. Nobody is on Bruce's level as an equal, nobody can win a case against his authority, in Gotham. Bruce is the rightful heir of his kingdom. The king and queen are dead, long live the king.

—I know some vocal fans are very critical of Miller, but there's no disputing that Miller's Batman: Year One is the definitive Post-Crisis story of Bruce's invention of Batman, and pretty much every modern comic writer and fan recognizes it. It's likely no comic writer or story has had as much enduring influence on the Batman mythos since Miller wrote Year One and The Dark Knight Returns. Case in point: Alfred.

So yeah. Alfred isn't Bruce's dad. The Gotham TV series probably makes the strongest case for Alfred as Bruce's dad, and even then I personally think there is wiggle room to say eh they're family and they love each other but they're not quite parent & child. Everything else—Batman '66, BTAS, the Nolan movies, Lego Batman, Battinson—ultimately doesn't Alfred cast as Bruce's dad, for the best. Recent comics and the later Arkhamverse games try to force the father-son thing, but it's cheap and unearned.

[gaillol-13]

Guys I just found WENSLEYDALE AT THE STORE!

Cracking!!!

[st4rstudent]

Various other one-sided swap doodles inspired by oomfs comments

[greenerteacups]

Hi GT,

Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but I absolutely love the recs you've given (you've introduced me to tomione, and I love it!) and I was wondering if it's possible to give you some recs in return? There are some books and fics that definitely have dramione / got vibes, and I was wondering if I could share them with you!

So glad you've enjoyed them! Feel free to rec me anything you want. I've read most of the classic recs in terms of fic and adjacent content (Cruel Prince et al), but I'll try anything that's well-written. My tastes run towards weird and/or audaciously creative stuff, and I can forgive a lot of weaknesses in plot on the grounds of (1) ambition or (2) character work. My turnoffs are instalove, protagonists who can't fail, and most Y/A (I'm not a hater, I swear, I just need characters who can say "fuck" when their leg gets chopped off.)

I'm also a fan of weird and fucked-up dynamics.(Wuthering Heights was my favorite book for a while, and as a teenager I wrote an AU in which the book ends on a long sex scene where Heathcliff fucks Cathy's ghost and then immediately gets murdered by Catherine 2.) Obviously, I am very normal.

[zvaigzdelasas]

Mom: ok I've made most of the spaghetti sauce now don't add anything to it like you always do & just stir it occasionally

Me (lying): sure! of course I won't 😇

*adds a bunch of miso, fish sauce, some mexican chocolate tablets, herbs & other things that rly complement the tomatoes & meatiness*

Mom: wow after sitting for a while this is suddenly super tasty thanks for stirring it, really goes to show how much the flavors meld together after a while

*punchline*

[conceptofjoy]

cant stop thinking about the "caliborn" irl today. i hope hes doing...

(insert neutral word here)

[caliika]

Recently started a new run with the little She-Demon in SWTOR and one of the new changes was getting to sport the Sith tattoos her father wears. I have about 900 headcanons for these and everything else involving Iza and the Lunist bloodline now so like--buckle up lol.

Also 100% aware that this looks like a 90's grunge shirt. Totally meant for it to be like that. Absolutely.

[pokemonheadcanons]

Headcanon #753

The Treasures of Ruin cause so much destruction because they’re enraged about being stolen from their home region by the Paldean Empire in the 17th century.

[feelingtheaster99]

Do maids dream?

-Fabian Aramais Seascaster, everyone

[columboscreens]

[bonesdontmelt]

Being in the yugioh fandom space is wild because someone says "my favorite character is Seto Kaiba" and you have to be like

okay do you mean manga Kaiba, season zero Kaiba, sub Kaiba, 4kids Kaiba, ancient Egyptian Kaiba (manga, sub, and dub flavors) or the fanfiction version of one of those?

[medicinemane]

American tasked with making an analogy: "Is like highway"