#cook box

[squidthusiast]

“The oven has a goofy face”

Octo-Oven Moment?

Just some past work experience

[shootingstarrfish]

request: simeon ending a phone call with "Amen" bc itd be so so silly

[inkly-heart]

I'm sorry if these are stupid questions, but can Ville hide his extra hands? does he often use them, for example, to work in a store, or does he prefer to hide them?

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[pooks]

i just had a very hilarious idea

at the end of the WCI arc, when the Retrieval Squad are safe and heading towards Wano, Nami laments that she had somewhat hoped to get the chance to steal some money from Big Mom

and then Ichiji, the madlad, just untucks his shirt and lifts it up. what happens? sacks with Berry and jewelry falls down on the lawn deck

Ichiji casually reveals that that he, just hours before the Whole Cake Wedding Assasination, decided to sneak and raid so much treasure from his and Sanji's sire.

"child support." he simply says. "with interest, of course."

Nami, of course, get Berry sign in her eyes and just says "Ichiji...you know that you're my best friend, right?" and Ichiji just smiles, a real genuine smile for the first time since Dressrosa, and says "of course, Nami dearest. would you have the honor to keep these safely?"

but it's on one condition; Ichiji wants to keep a specific jewelry box that belonged to his and Sanji's mother Sora.

while Nami is busy counting the money, Sanji and Ichiji sits together and looks in their mother's jewelry box, remembering and admiring the beautiful necklaces, rings, earrings and bracelets she used to own. there is also old photographs, hand-written notes and small bottles with perfume from the North Blue.

Sanji wanted Nami to have some, but she declined and said she didn't need it. Nami understood perfectly well that it was Ichiji and Sanji's late mother's things

none of them are sure what to do with the jewelry box and its' contents, but Ichiji simply stole it back because he didn't had the heart to leave it behind

also later

Sanji: *cooking lunch* WAIT you stole all that from the treasury and then fought with sacks of gold and jewels in your clothes?! Ichiji: what, like it's hard? *sips wine like an absolute icon*

also bonus

post-Wano, Zoro absolutely threw himself in the ocean for a swim when he saw Sanji wearing his mother's sapphire and gold earrings. the marimo claimed the weather was hot when they were actually closer to a spring island.

Nami called bullshit on that lol

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[mirensiart]

hi!!

1. amazing content on the sharing pain AU, i love it thank you so much

2. I'm sorry if the question has been asked before and i missed it

How would painkiller act in the AU?

Like, let's say Wind got hurt and Hyrule takes a painkiller, how does it act?

since there's no injury or actual pain source to act on, is it useless?

does it affect Hyrule only?

Or does it affect everyone since all their pain levels are related?

thanks a lot and have a good day !! :D

hehehehehe just gonna say

[egophiliac]

IMPORTANT QUESTION

My friends and I have started calling you the irl version of Lilia and we wished to know if you can cook because we are worried for the home if you cannot

(This is a light hearted joke)

I can (more or less) follow a recipe, which gives me the advantage! >:D ...although it is true then when left to my own devices I default to "dump in a bunch of random spices and see what happens". I...I just really like cayenne and turmeric okay --

other than that (and all the other many things that are different about us) Lilia and I are, y'know, basically identical.

[arealtrashact]

Rlly curious, how long does it take you to finish a piece? (Character design studies vs one with background, like the elvis in the mirrors) 🙂

Character design studies can be started and finished in one sitting. These probably took an hour and some.

Illustrations like the Elvis Mirror illustration are usually spread out over the span of a few days rather than one sitting. Looking at pieces with fresh eyes is so important to me ! Errors will not make themselves known to me if I simply stare at the same drawing for hours and hours. I need to step away and come back to it more than once to really see what I'm looking at.

[xtrailadventures]

The Cook Box Contents

The back of The Millennium Falcon in brewing up mode.

Our gear is constantly evolving & also depends on what we’re up to. Here is what we are currently using & why, listed below the relevant picture from a recent trip car camping & walking on Dartmoor. (Links & comments if I have them.)

From top left to right, fixed in with readily available shock cord or zip ties:

Recyclable rubbish bags. Leave no trace & take it home.

Small grip seal bags. Lots of uses.

Coffee sachets in a small grip seal bag.

Hand sanitiser. Useful if water is short - wash your hands when preparing food & avoid getting ill.

Mora Companion Spark. Actually in the sheath from a Companion SRT (S) as I wanted it to stand out. A sharp knife rattling around in a cook box is inviting injury, especially in the dark, so it seemed sensible to use one of these. Stainless steel for easy/sloppy care. The "Spark" refers to the ferro rod in the handle which is an alternative means of lighting the Trangia.

The strap from the Trangia.

One of two microfibre towels used as teatowels.

Matches in a small grip seal bag.

Pan scraper. Never used it as I strive not to get pans dirty in the first place.

Brabantia swing bin liner - no idea why.

Army issue tin opener. Simple, light & effective.

Kitchen roll.

From left to right, fixed in with readily available shock cord or zip ties:

Bottlegreen Elderflower Cordial (quite concentrated so lasts) in a bottle from the versatile & ubiquitous Nalgene Leakproof Container Travel Kit - Medium.

Various brew kit items - coffee, tea bags, sometimes creamer or hot chocolate etc. which we keep in small Tropicana orange juice bottles from McDonalds or supermarket meal deals.

Random spork from a British Army ration pack. (What we were eating on this trip.)

Unbranded cool bag. Just enough for bacon & eggs, butter, ketchup & some bread rolls for breakfast when the rations ran out.

Sistema box. Really useful in various forms to keep food.

Insulated wine bottle. Actually contains milk on this trip & is a really annoying size but it’s what we have so we use it. If we go to the beach it will contain Gallo Family Vineyards White Grenache 75cl.

Wet wipes. Hard to find ones that don’t smell of babies but since I worked with a Royal Marine who swore by them I’ve used them too.

Thermal mugs from The Clachaig Inn, Scotland. A most excellent hostelry frequented by gnarly mountain climbing types. Marks their owners out as proper outdoors people.

Brewing up gear includes:

Trangia 25 with the Trangia Gas burner GB74 for speed & adjustability (or the spirit burner for peaceful early mornings). This is non-stick but beyond that I couldn’t identify it from the bewildering array of materials & weights on the Trangia website. I’ve used them for 40 years & this one is about 25 years old. Bomb proof - get one.

AeroPress coffee maker. Because it’s important to have good coffee wherever you are.

Carte D’Or tub for storing AeroPress filters which comes with a fee serving of ice-cream. This came from Sainsburys but now seemingly unavailable.

Coleman C500 Performance Gas Cartridge. Any 80% Butane / 20% Propane gas canister will be fine at low altitude - these are freely available & last us a while. Coleman are mysterious about their ratios & as not all their canisters are marked I had to ask. They say: “We can confirm the following difference between Performance and Xtreme gas cartridges: • Performance: 80% Butane / 20% Propane • Xtreme: 70% Butane / 30% Propane The higher % of Propane of the Xtreme make it tthat you can use it in colder temperatures”.

Sigg Fuel Bottle. Sigg don’t seem to have fuel bottles on their website any more but they were always good & reliable. The holes in the thread mean you don’t need to take off (& lose) the lid to pour. The loop in the lid means you can apply plenty of leverage is the lid gets stuck.

The rubbish bags hang neatly over the end of the handle so ditching used teabags etc. is simple.

Cooking makes use of the Trangia 25 again but if frying (bacon & eggs on this occasion) moving the Trangia work surface away from the open box minimises the effects of spitting oil & fat.

The bars of the handle make a convenient place to hang the tongs.

Sea To Summit’s Delta Range are excellent & our Goldilocks plates because they:

Stack well enough.

Have high sides so your food doesn’t slide off.

Curve perfectly so your Spork can remove maximum food.

Have a thumb grip which also serves as a hanging loop. (Or a cord on the bowl lids.)

The bowls have a lid to seal in food.

I searched for a long time before deciding on these & they have proved outstanding.

Top left to right:

Delta plate

Delta bowl Lid

Two Delta plates

Two Delta bowls with a lid

Long handled Delta spoon - as we were eating Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) as issued to British troops.

Generic tongs (these from TK Maxx but ubiquitous)

Pencil case containing:

Several Light My Fire Original Sporks - still the best IMHO

TREKMATES Snaxtool 6in1 Camping Utensil - so convenient I had to buy them, though possibly just the Sporks would be fine.

Bamboo chopping board. This one was from Morrisons but they are everywhere - get one the size that suits your box.

Trangia accessories:

Pan Stand

Triangle

A bag I made myself.

We've had several of these blue stacking boxes at home for years. This happy little accident makes moving gear away from the car easier.

The hatches in the lid store, in bottles from the Nalgene set above, from top left to right:

Washing up liquid (AKA Dishsoap).

Cooking oil.

Pan sponge/scourer.

Methylated spirits (for the Trangia if we don't pack the larger fuel bottle).

Always looking for possible improvements - next is a better way to hang the mugs which avoids spillage whilst brewing up.

Share & enjoy.

[helenofblackthorns]

headcanoning that Sebastian did inherit Jocelyn's curly hair but he just straightens it constantly. like he brought his hair straightener to hell & everything

[piink-rose]

cooking amy! :D

[cirrcusbun]

OKAY LOOK okay. so puppet mentioned that they wanted to talk to vegeta for "their friend" who wanted to retire. foxy retires. puppet mentions said friend's partner didnt want to stop. puppet is now mainly in videos chat they are in LOVE

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[sophaeros]

arctic monkeys for inrock, april 2006 / vol. 268