#morningstart

[morimatea]

The morning is quiet.

[zenashapter]

The best way to start off a writing retreat? With a flower hunt! #walkingaround #writingretreat #writersofinstagram #naturewalk #morningstart https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj_emfRh1vF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[raihyeon]

Added a few more Hazbin and Helluva boss items to the store!

[avionvadion]

"Say goodbye~ as we dance with the devil tonight! Don't you dare look at him in the eye~ as we dance with the devil tonight~!"

Charlie has Lucifer and El exchange numbers in case of an emergency (El being a human in hell) but Lucifer just ends up calling to ask about Charlie a lot and eventually El is just like, "Why don't you just talk to her? Like over tea or something? She loves that new Sunflower brand that's been going around-" and it just goes crazy from there, haha. He ends up kidnapping her for her help in writing Charlie a invitation letter. It's so silly.

...Okay, so I did a mini comic thingy. Here ya go. This art style is hard. Oof.

Has Luci thought about inviting Charlie over before? Absolutely. Has he ever gone through with it? Nope!

Fear of rejection, not knowing how to ask it, and not knowing how to reach out to ask it, all definitely stopped him. But someone else encouraging the idea/suggesting it makes him feel like maybe he wasn’t so foolish after all and that he might just have a shot at closing the gap between him and his daughter this time- especially if that said person is willing to help.

[sinnerflossie]

Lucifer thinks he's in love, but Alastor has... other appetites.

[testedcatdraws]

Chaggie

I'm not too proud of this piece :/

[zatyrlucy]

This is the most devilish we are going to see Charlie ever

[the-girl-who-didnt-smile]

Possible interesting connections between Lucifer and Papa Legba

In Dahomean mythology, Legba is the youngest son of Mawu-Lisa - the Supreme Being; in other words, God. The Supreme Being Mawu-Lisa spoiled him and made him chief of the gods for his unparalleled musical talent. However, conflict arose between Legba and Mawu-Lisa, causing the youngest son to turn against his God. Legba was also punished by Mawu-Lisa, where he was turned invisible and made forever vodun for defying God’s wishes by giving humans magic. 

Lucifer is (albeit, inconsistently) described as “the Divine Musician”, depending on how you interpret passages from the Book of Ezekiel. He was one of the most beautiful and closest “sons” to God, but he too famously turned against God. But unlike Legba, this conflict was far more grave and his punishment much more severe. 

Potentially worth noting, the key passage specifically connects Lucifer to “tabrets” and “pipes”. Tabrets are instruments that are beaten/struck (like drums), while pipes are wind instruments (like flutes). In other words, Lucifer was probably not just the divine musician, but master of instruments similar to the drums and flutes mastered by Legba. 

In Hazbin Hotel, Lucifer Morningstar wasn’t an angel who attempted to dethrone God out of mere pride; rather, he is described as a “dreamer” who was cruelly punished for giving humans free will. Parallels can be drawn between this and the Legba of Dahomean mythology, who was mistreated by God and later punished for giving humans magic. The fictional Lucifer Morningstar and the real-life Papa Legba both fill these interesting roles, as those who crossed over from the divine to give gifts to humanity.

This is another reason I think “Big Papa”  makes for an interesting character. The “Divine Musicians” - Legba and Lucifer - fit well into this musical-themed show that draws from different world religions.

[kradarshi-kun]

Lucifer Morningstart 😈

[humanstudyblr]

Exploring the Bolillo: Traditional Mexican Bread for Every Occasion

Welcome to our exploration of the bolillo, the traditional Mexican bread roll that adds a touch of authenticity to every occasion. Originating from Mexico, the bolillo has become an integral part of Mexican cuisine and is cherished for its versatility and unique flavor. With its crisp crust and soft interior, the bolillo is perfect for making tortas (Mexican sandwiches), dipping in soups, or simply enjoying on its own. In this article, we will delve into the history and significance of the bolillo, explore different regional variations, and discover the various ways it can be enjoyed in Mexican cuisine. Whether you're a fan of Mexican food or simply curious about international breads, join us as we uncover the wonders of the bolillo. A traditional Mexican bread bolillo is a crusty and elongated roll with a soft and fluffy interior.

The Bolillo: An Introduction to Mexico's Beloved Bread Roll

Get introduced to the bolillo, the beloved bread roll of Mexico. Learn about its origins, its iconic shape, and its significance in Mexican cuisine. Discover the distinct characteristics that set the bolillo apart from other breads and understand why it has become a staple in Mexican households. From its role in traditional meals to its cultural importance, delve into the world of the bolillo and understand why it holds a special place in the hearts and stomachs of many.

Regional Varieties: Exploring Different Types of Bolillo Across Mexico

Mexico is a diverse country with various regional variations of the bolillo. Explore the different types of bolillo found across Mexico and how each region adds its unique twist to this beloved bread roll. From the larger and softer versions in the northern regions to the smaller and denser ones in the southern parts, discover the regional preferences and adaptations of the bolillo. Each variety brings its own flavor and texture, showcasing the rich culinary heritage and regional diversity of Mexico.

The Art of Baking Bolillo: Traditional Techniques and Ingredients

Uncover the secrets of baking the perfect bolillo with traditional techniques and authentic ingredients. Learn about the specific flour blends used, the importance of proper hydration, and the process of shaping and scoring the dough. From the initial mix to the final bake, delve into the artistry and skill involved in creating a crusty and flavorful bolillo. Master the tips and tricks that result in a bread roll that is soft on the inside and crusty on the outside, making it a true delight to savor.

Bolillo in Mexican Cuisine: From Tortas to Teleras, Discover Its Culinary Uses

Explore the versatile uses of the bolillo in Mexican cuisine. From the iconic torta, a savory sandwich piled high with flavorful fillings, to the traditional teleras used for preparing molletes, discover how the bolillo serves as the perfect vessel for a wide range of culinary creations. Explore the various fillings, spreads, and accompaniments that make these dishes so delicious. Whether it's a hearty carnitas torta or a simple yet satisfying mollete, the bolillo plays a key role in elevating the flavors and textures of these classic Mexican dishes.

Bolillo Beyond the Borders: Influence on Latin American and Tex-Mex Cuisines

The influence of the bolillo extends beyond Mexico's borders, making its mark on Latin American and Tex-Mex cuisines. Explore how the bolillo has been adapted and incorporated into dishes across different regions, such as the Cuban medianoche sandwich or the Tex-Mex style breakfast tacos. Learn about the cultural exchange and culinary fusion that has led to the bolillo becoming a versatile and beloved ingredient outside of Mexico. Experience the unique flavors and combinations that arise when the bolillo meets other culinary traditions.

Bolillo for Breakfast: Creative Ways to Enjoy Bolillo in the Morning

Start your day with creative and delicious ways to enjoy bolillo for breakfast. From traditional Mexican chilaquiles served on a bolillo base to French toast made with sliced bolillo, discover unique and flavorful breakfast ideas that feature this beloved bread roll. Explore different spreads, toppings, and fillings that enhance the breakfast experience, whether you prefer a savory or sweet start to your day. With bolillo, breakfast becomes a delightful culinary adventure that brings a taste of Mexico to your morning routine.

Bolillo in Celebration: Festive Occasions and Special Traditions Associated with Bolillo

Discover the festive occasions and special traditions in which the bolillo plays a significant role. From religious ceremonies to family gatherings, the bolillo often takes center stage in celebrations across Mexico. Explore how it is used in traditional rituals and customs, such as the Day of the Dead altar or the tradition of breaking a large bolillo during weddings. Learn about the symbolic meanings and cultural significance attached to the bolillo in these joyous occasions, and appreciate the role it plays in bringing people together in celebration.

Conclusion

In conclusion, exploring the bolillo has revealed its rich history, versatility, and significance in Mexican cuisine. From regional variations to the art of baking, we have uncovered the secrets behind this beloved bread roll. Its culinary uses, influence beyond borders, and creative breakfast ideas have showcased the bolillo's adaptability. Moreover, we have discovered its role in festive occasions and special traditions, solidifying its place as a cultural icon. Whether enjoyed in a torta, as part of a celebration, or simply for breakfast, the bolillo truly is a traditional Mexican bread for every occasion, adding flavor and authenticity to any culinary experience.

[lightofgodns]

Devil face 😈

[theshadowsofdarkness98]

[deeper-authentic]

One fine morning. ☕️

Just start w/ this taste 🖤 daming task to do and will continue my photo product shoot 😌💖 "seeyouu on our new collection" 🙈💝

[avionvadion]

El has gotten used to people randomly bursting out into song. She has not gotten used to be dragged into musical numbers and forced to dance- and especially was not expecting it to happen with the King of Hell himself. Poor El. She has no idea she just became his emotional support human. Haha!

For the little drabble I wrote where El tries to help Lucifer write a letter to Charlie, and he's like, "Hey! If this works out, I'll help you survive in Hell. If it doesn't, well, haha, fuck you, I guess." And then they have a second musical number, one that's super emotional, and she reassures him Charlie won't hate him.

Link is here, hope it works: https://www.tumblr.com/avionvadion/741473939450216448/i-have-no-self-control-so-here-ya-go?source=share

Bonus doodles under the cut! Because... I didn't really like it, save for Lucifer's sad faces, and didn't wanna outline.

The song here is Lost Within, by the way. El isn't affected by the Hell/Heaven Song magic so if she wants an emotional music number she has to sing a song she knows from her time on Earth.

[a0esthetics-eyes]

S I M P L E ?