#home care recipe

[xiaonyc]

˖⁺ ⊹ 𝓫𝓪𝓫𝔂𝓼 no-oven pizza recipe <3 ⊹ ⁺ ˖

‧₊˚ ⋅ 𝓲𝓷𝓰𝓻𝓮𝓭𝓲𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓼 ‧₊˚ ⋅

✩ crust: 1.5 tsp instant yeast, 1 tsp sugar, 1 C warm water, 2.5 C flour, 2 T oil, 1 tsp salt

✩ sauce: 1 tomato (diced), 4 T tomato paste, water (enough to thin sauce), salt, pepper, oregano to taste [opt. pinch of sugar, 1 grated garlic, 1 T minced onion]

✩ toppings: onion, mushroom, sharp cheddar

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‧₊˚ ⋅ 𝓭𝓲𝓻𝓮𝓬𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓼 ‧₊˚ ⋅

sauce: combine all ingredients

crust: mix yeast, sugar, + warm water (rest 10 min), add flour, salt, oil, knead till smooth (rest 5 min), roll out into 2 discs (makes 2 med pizzas)

toppings: sauté onion and mushrooms (optional)

cook: Oil skillet and Assemble pizza on it, drizzle with olive oil and oregano, turn on heat to med, add 1/4 C water around edges when pan heats up, cover with lid on low heat and cook until water all evaporated (~10 min)

𝓍𝒾𝒶𝑜 says "Spongy crust and crispy bottom, is delicious and kid-friendly <3 enjoy! ^_^"

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T = tablespoon, C = cup, all dividers and photos by me, please do not use without permission.

[vaguely-concerned]

nothing makes me feel like a golden god quite like a new recipe turning out delicious on the first try. unfortunately, conversely nothing makes me feel more 'I am god's mistake' than spending all that time and effort on something and having to make a sandwhich b/c the results were inedible if you want to retain your capacity for delight. the duality of home chef

[greymouse42]

new ask meme let’s goooooo

15 for Mal but with two parts: before January, and after goop #3

Ohhhhhhhhhh man. 🫠

15. What’s in their fridge? ✨

Before 2013:

It's never full but it's never empty-except-for-condiments either. He's tidy. He empties the fridge entirely a couple of times a year to deep clean it.

The vegetable drawer is, like, 50:50 onions and leafy greens and sometimes also peppers, but he's good about eating everything in there before it goes bad. Usually there's some sort of Meat Defrost or Marinade situation going on on the main shelf. There's the usual carton of eggs. Mix N' Match six packs of beer. Condiments in the door. Not a lot of deli meats or dairy — I don't think he drinks milk but he has a small container for cooking and he only really uses butter for cooking too...

After 2034:

Lots more takeout boxes. Also a lot more crowded in general? Stuff gets lost in the back now. The beer is in the door instead of on the shelf and it drives him a little insane and whenever he gets groceries he puts the six pack on the shelf where it belongs but he never has and never will vocalize this particular grievance. There is usually still.... some sort of Meat Situation happening, it's just not always... normal...

[strawberrystepmom]

househusband/stay at home dad kakashi thoughts are consuming me today ngl!!!!

[obstinaterixatrix]

a coworker has to come in on 4th of july and I may have to come in 4th of july and I told her that I could try making creme brulee but I didn't have a torch and she said that she, in fact, had a torch and would bring one in for me thurs?? lol

[soymilktemplates]

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[cowardlycowboys]

got fiiz to pour the rest of my vodka in I'm so excited

[crushedrosewitchcraft]

I'm back... and adding new tags that correlate with my grimoire

[mdhamza6743]

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[depresseddepot]

god I cannot fucking wait to get out of here !

[syncrovoid-presents]

Researching for my hazbin fic (A Cannibal's Guide on Living Comfortably) has also made me realize that my adoptive family (and me in relation to my birth family) actually suffer from cultural loss. And this ties to my adoptive family being half french like Alastor.

This is sort of a personal ramble about my experiences and how it relates to cultural loss. Just thoughts I've been having that's making me rethink a lot of things from my life.

(Technically I'm not but that's a whole other thing. I was found as a kid and never allowed to learn about my birth family or heritage so yeah. I'm just whatever people say I am. Means I have double the cultural loss, both from the people that raised me and my own! Yippee! <- sarcastic)

Both my parents are half french and grew up in small communities where there was very very high English vs French tensions. Both of my parents parent's decided that it would be best to give their children the easiest life they could so they raised them as English as possible.

They weren't allowed to learn french and were punished if they tried (both by family and the community. It was a lot worse where my mother grew up), and weren't allowed to continue any traditions, songs, or anything culturally French. Assimilation was the best chance at a future, but meant that they lost all ties to culture that wasn't acceptably English/colonial.

They were born a long time ago, so this was during the era of corporal punishment in school, my mother wasn't allowed to wear pants, my father was punished repeatedly for using his left hand, etc. They were also forced into churches because that's what The Good English Do, even though neither are religious now nor would they have been forced to if the hatred against the french hadn't been so strong.

The small town my mom grew up in had a segregated neighbourhood for the french, and her family fought to cut all ties. Her mother was french but was forced to only speak English and cut all ties to her family.

I don't know as much for my father, but it was his father that refused to teach or share anything French because of the hardships he went through growing up (he also ran away and lied about his age to fight in the war too young, so he likely faced heavy trauma too)

While neither of my parents are half english, they were able to pass as english at the expense of their cultural identity and connection to their family. I've spoken to my mother about it and she says white culture is genocide, but I don't know if she realizes how it hurt her too (not to say the french did nothing wrong. They were colonialists and took part in genocide as well)

It's weird to realize. I was put in french immersion and while my french isn't great, I've realized that my parents did that to give me the only opportunity I could have to learn about their lost culture. They learned a bit from me and would use french words and sometimes share translation quirks their parents had caused by learning english after french.

I grew up thinking that because I don't know anyone I'm related to that i had no culture. I've realized that part of the reason it feels that way is because anything non-English was forced out of people. The more you could pass as english the heavier the assimilation is. To join the oppressors is to sacrifice culture, history, and family, but that's a choice both my parents parent's made and it's one we all struggle with.

As far as I go, I don't know my precise ancestry, but I do know my birth grandparents fled from a country that was dealing with fighting for independence and a highly struggling economy. I'm not supposed to know that or know anything more, but from what I can guess and based on what people have said I look like (closest thing I got) my ancestors dealt with fighting against being colonized for centuries, their culture and history actively being destroyed and demonized, and the language borderline dead because of it (isnt the british imperialism great? <- sarcasm). A bit over a century ago it would have been the cause of much prejudice and hatred, but like my adoptive parents parent's they traded culture for assimilation.

It's.... weird. There's not much I can change nor not much I can do with this information movie forwards. It has helped me connect my experiences more with that of cultural loss, especially those felt by others who don't know any birth family. Because I pass as white (I do not know my genetics, so I'd rather say that than call myself white. Especially because what ancestry I do know I have weren't historically called white and faced discrimination by white folks) I previously thought these experiences could not apply to me.

As a side note, I do hold the belief that orphans like me, or others that lacked any family for much of their lives are part of a "hidden" minority. I faced a lot of extra difficulties, social pushback, and was treated worse than my peers because I am an orphan, as did different foster siblings I had over the years. Adoption means either never speaking about my life to pass as "normal" or speak about it and face the consequences. Every person's experiences are different when it comes to this, but it really changed the expectations adults had on me and forced me to be more mature, resilient, perfectionistic and less reactive to my peers. The expectation was if you acted bad you didn't appreciate having a home and therefore didn't deserve it. What others kids could get away with can be what loses your home when you grow up an orphan.

Anywho, circling back to my fic I'll be adding some elements of my experiences in there too. Not as the main focus, mind you, but some of the struggles of adapting/assimilating to the majority to avoid discrimination will be present (as well as some French (more focused on Creole French history. It was something a few of my french teachers focused a lot on) ). Just background info, I'm as of yet undecided on how much of a character study it will all be, but if it does go into it more then these themes will be present

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[disneyprincessdxminatrix]

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[heyitsgigisadventures]

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[cozybby97]

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