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*QUEEN OF THE DAMNED (2002)
@lgbtqcreators creator bingo - typography + poster design
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#queen of the damned#usergif#qotdedit#userairi#madebyme#filmtvcentral#horrorsource#userzal#tuserheidi#userjodie#userblues#eye strain tw#aaliyah#stuart townsend#finally finished this oof#made by me#filmtvedit#anne rice
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Eventually those legs will fit lol
#animal death#cooking#we turning him into a hearty broth that i will then cook rice in after straining
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Bleghhhhhh xPPP
#cw eye strain#JUST IN CASE!!#vocaloid#gumi megpoid#dnoodles#uhhhhh#hi wow i havent posted art in a while. thats becuz! uh! (runs away)#anyway im hungry im gonna make fried rice now#trying my best to get back to art. ill get there eventually
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Just installed the cabaret kick plate today and this is how the graphic lands on this machine.. (with the older coin doors they cover the entire top curve).
I think this looks pretty good..
This is what I'm talking about when I mention how the top of the curve gets cut off/covered on typical cabaret machines..
Some art kits don't even include the top curve to the kickplate graphic because of that.. I'm glad the one I got did because of the smaller coin door on my particular machine..
#aesthetic#cyberpunk#glow#outrun#interior design#retro#sci-fi#neon#arcade#video games#ms. pac man#retro arcade#retro aesthetic#arcade cabinet#arcade1up#customization#ricing#kama arcade#tamara kama#arcade machines#retro gaming#retro game#80's style#80's aesthetic#bowling alley carpet#arcade carpet#eye strain#black light aesthetic
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youtube has (un)wittingly dragged me down the pipeline of uncle roger destroying people attempting to cook "asian food" (mostly jamie oliver but also that one lady that did egg fried rice on bbc and rachel ray) but holy shit whenever someone (all of them) fuck up the rice i feel it in my soul like even if the brazilian way to cook rice starts different than when SEA cooks rice damn shit you always wash that shit and most of us back in south america dont have a rice cooker but fucking hell we know how to do our rice just fine
#my family's way is to stir fry crushed garlic and onion in some oil before stir frying the WASHED rice and once it's incorporated#then adding water and letting it cook until its yknow cooked and theres no need to STRAIN it like fucking PASTA#this is a post about me getting mad over rice
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what is the meat(?) in the food photo called
It's a salmon fillet (I'd take another picture to show it better but I already ate it)
Here's a picture of another, still frozen salmon fillet I have in the freezer.
#I really like salmon. pretty interesting fish taste wise#and I try to have variety in my diet whenever I can#I don't really eat a lot of meat let alone different kinds. chicken is my to-go. I also like turkey and rabbit (rare dish tho) beef is fine#I don't really like fat in my meat? so I avoid pork or lamb. this escalated sorry#but yeah salmon#here let me drop the 'recipe'#marinate the salmon with some soy sauce. honey. fresh orange juice and let it sit for 30 minutes at least#then put it in a oven pan/tray. spread some mustard on top and bake for ≈25 minutes 175⁰C (time depends on how big or thick is the piece)#boil water. add the rice (the time it needs is probably on the pack). boil water and add some lean green beans#after straining the green beans add salt and butter#put everything on a plate. bon appetite etc#not art#personal tag#if anyone ends up making it I'd love to gear your opinion
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in my hubris i have created a horrible soup
#personal#i thought i could improvise something for lunch hfbdndbsbdb#we had leftover rice and leftover beans so i thought. okay why don't i make a broth to add flavour#& then that can be A Meal instead of. plain rice and plain beans#it did NOT add flavour. somehow it removed flavour i think#it tastes only of sadness#im going to strain the rice out and eat it with something else. and pretend this never happened hgnsbfjsbdbjd
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I’m tired. Everything hurts. My brain doesn’t function properly anymore, if it ever did to start with.
#i'm feeling exceptionally crunchy today#anytime i move it's like my bones are old wooden floorboards covered in rice krispies#my right pinky finger hurts again so i guess i strained that too hard doing something#normally only happens if i play salmon run too long but this time i guess i held my mouse a bit too much?#oh and bonus pain; i accidentally slammed a wooden pallet onto my ankle at work last night so 👍#thoughts many but the connections have been severed#ravinranting123
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[It's light and refreshing with a lot of zest to it. Talk to me, sister. There is a persistent strain of pessimism in the work. Miso paste, honey, sesame oil, canola oil, tamari, rice wine vinegar, garlic, ginger.]
#s27e02 flavor adventure#guy fieri#guyfieri#diners drive-ins and dives#rice wine vinegar#persistent strain#miso paste#sesame oil#canola oil#lot#zest#sister#pessimism#work#honey#tamari#garlic#ginger
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OP have you had yellow rice? or sweet rice?? They're both v good.
2. What is instant white rice
how could you like the colour yellow
see a therapist immediately
I actually used to hate it! Like, actually despise it! Yellow was too bright, too loud, discordant, unruly, and clashed with everything. Nothing like what I wanted in my life, nothing I wanted to be.
When I first moved away from home, everything I owned was black. Jet back. As black as I could get. Smooth, cool, sleek, discrete, calm, unassuming. Flexible, cohesive, agreeable black. Fashionable black.
I had a really, really bad time. Unrelated to the decor. It was my first year out of a toxic place I'd grown used to my whole life, my first year acknowledging a mental illness I'd believed to be normal, my first year fending for myself with very little money or sleep or companionship.
I'd grown up on instant white rice and unseasoned ground beef. One day I realized that everything I'd been raised on tasted like cardboard. While out on an assignment, I passed a tent with a woman selling spices, and bought myself some turmeric. I went home and tried making curry with it. It was so yellow.
Another time, my professor took us out to a modern art gallery. I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but when we got there, the whole building had been painted bright sunshine yellow.
The artist's theme was "happiness".
What it is. How we make it. How to share it.
All bright, lovely yellow.
The house I grew up in was beige. The walls were white. The appliances were post 9/11 stainless steel. My job was to be quiet, compliant, presentable and agreeable.
Black goes with everything. Black is neutral. Black is quiet, reserved, elegant and mysterious.
Yellow is warm. Yellow does what it wants. Yellow tastes sweet and spicy and hot and cool, like a summer breeze, like sunflower petals, powdery like dust on a long dirt road and soothing like well-worn linen.
I still like the look of black. I like the look of most colors. But I like the way that Yellow makes me feel.
Do you understand?
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🤕📈🩹
#i feel like yesterday was the turn point#and im slowly starting to feel better#i can walk more upright now. i still have to be leaned forward a bit but not as much anymore#it doesnt pull nd strain as much in my stomach now. the incisions have started healing a lot now#nd my stomach doesnt feel as sore so i can gently move more and more normally#i also ate some white rice nd tuna nd also vegan butter on my slice of toast#so im trying to be positive nd patient#if it now starts feeling more nd more normal it will keep going that way so i just need to hang in there nd wait
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Chinese - Spicy Orange Zest Beef
This quick stir-fry is a delicious dinner when served over rice, even though Chef John cautions that it is not authentic Chinese or even Americanized Chinese.
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I may be experimenting with some rice wine sooner than I expected, after seeing someone mention that the yogurt incubation setting on the Instant Pot may have actually been intended for culturing this. It apparently does get used that way a lot. Just happens to also be good temperature conditions for yogurt too.
Pretty much the same thing as amazake, and you can either use it sweet or then add yeast to ferment those freed-up sugars. Very much like the malting step in making beer or whiskey mash.
I had been thinking that it would be a good plan to wait until summer to try and culture some, when it should hopefully be easier to maintain the right temperatures without more elaborate setups in this climate. But, seeing it explicitly pointed out that we are looking at pretty much yogurt conditions and I do have something to do that with easily made me want to try messing around with that sooner.
#personal#redneck brewing#tentative plans#rice wine#the chinese strains seem easier overall than koji to work with#so we're probably trying that
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Friendly reminder that all you need to make oat milk are oats, water, vanilla extract (optional), a blender/food processor, and cheesecloth/a coffee liner/fine sieve
#blend the ingredience and strain out the leftover oat pulp and you got some oat milk babey#could probably do the same thing with rice milk but maybe cook the rice beforehand??? idk tho just an educated guess#and almond milk too maybe????????????????????#tony speaks#cooking resources
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Chinese - Spicy Orange Zest Beef
This quick stir-fry is a delicious dinner when served over rice, even though Chef John cautions that it is not authentic Chinese or even Americanized Chinese.
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Spicy Orange Zest Beef This quick stir-fry is a delicious dinner when served over rice, even though Chef John cautions that it is not authentic Chinese or even Americanized Chinese. 1 tablespoon brown sugar or to taste, 1/4 cup water, cooking spray, 1 tablespoon hot chile paste, 2 tablespoons grated orange zest, 2 cloves garlic minced, 1 teaspoon cornstarch, 2 tablespoons soy sauce, 1 bunch green onions sliced - white parts and tops separated, 1/4 cup seasoned rice vinegar, salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste, 1 pound beef tenderloin cut into 1/2 inch strips, 1/4 cup orange juice
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