#surprise ingredient

[serbaki]

Tomato Soup Cake III Recipe

This moist spice cake has a secret ingredient in it.

[bwbears]

Chickpea-Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe No one will ever know that the secret ingredient in these chocolate chip cookies that adds nutrition and body is pureed chickpeas. 1/2 cup oats, 1/2 cup peanut butter, 1 teaspoon baking soda, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 1 cup all-purpose flour, 1 cup whole wheat flour, 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, 1/4 cup coconut oil, 1/2 cup butter, 1 can chickpeas, 1/2 cup packed brown sugar, 2 teaspoons vanilla extract, 2 eggs, 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips

[hansonhaleigh]

Tomato Soup Cake III This is a moist spice cake with a surprise ingredient!

[chelseahogue]

Recipe for Lori's Beef and Spaghetti Macaroni Creamy mayonnaise is the surprise ingredient in this rich tomato meat sauce. Blend thoroughly with hot macaroni and top with shredded Cheddar cheese to serve.

[marinawood]

Best Ever Tuna Salad Sweet and creamy tuna salads are the best! Crabmeat, diced egg, pickle relish, onion, dill weed, and yellow mustard are all ingredients in this delectable dish.

[chermetro]

Best Ever Tuna Salad Recipe Sweet and creamy tuna salads are the best! Crabmeat, diced egg, pickle relish, onion, dill weed, and yellow mustard are all ingredients in this delectable dish.

[dennisdemori]

Tomato Soup Cake III This is a moist spice cake with a surprise ingredient!

[cassidyadams]

Pasta - Grandma's Best Ever Sour Cream Lasagna This meaty lasagna's unexpected ingredient is sour cream. It adds extra flavor and richness to the cheese layer.

[d-a-r-k-f-a-c-e]

Jen's Nachos Barbecue sauce is the surprise ingredient here--it's sauteed with ground beef and more traditional nacho toppings for a tangy twist on this everyday dish.

[giupear]

Spice Cake - Tomato Soup Cake III This moist spice cake has a secret ingredient in it.

[canisalbus]

What do your boys smell like?

I talked about this a bit on this earlier post and I don't think I have anything significant to add to it at this time. But I could tell you which perfumes they might wear in modern times? (Scents are hard to describe but I included some of their main notes to give you a vaguest idea of what they're like).

Vasco

État libre d'Orange - Tom of Finland (iris, leather, tonka bean) Dior - Homme Parfum (leather, iris, rose) Tom Ford - Tuscan leather (leather, woody, amber)

Machete

Heeley - Cardinal (linen, myrrh, frankincense) État libre d'Orange - Rien Intense Incense (frankincense, amber) Lalique - Encre Noire (cypress, vetiver)

[sciatherics]

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[meltyclownstudio]

Happy Valentine's Day!

It looks like Bonnie's making some chocolate for the townsfolk! How sweet!

She's going around town and delivering them by hand!

[fisheito]

yakuya in MY swamp? in MY ecosystem? no . i am still in disbelief. i hope you all know that my particles are bouncing off the everything. i am using periods as punctuation but the state of my mind is naught neareth final.

[dunmeshi-would-you-eat]

Senshi and Namari's "Hot Undine Water"

[podsprout]

On Yorick and the Hag’s Hand

So I’m not sure if anyone has talked about this yet but I have absolutely no idea how common knowledge this sort of thing is so I figured I’d share what I know.

I believe Yorick is interested in making a Hand of Glory or something similar. Now Hands of Glory in the historical sense are made from specifically a hanged criminal’s hand and then used by witches, but I can’t help but think of some of the similarities, especially when it comes to the “little black candles” Arthur picked up in the windmill.

When Yorick talks about stopping for the night to alter the hand the implication is they already have everything they need to do so, or at least that was my understanding. The candles being as small as they are seem perfect for applying to the fingers to make the classic Hand of Glory and while Arthur and John have in the past carried around seemingly random items that only have applicable use episodes later, this seems like a smart use for them.

(The only other uses I could think of were some sort of summoning ritual which would be an absolute gamble at best and a monumentally bad idea at worst considering what options they have for forces they’d be dealing with, OR just like, lighting up a room a little better? But it wouldn’t last for very long, and wouldn’t be practical when just the lighter works fine short term and something like a torch is more effective long term)

Hands of Glory are historically said to, when lit, freeze anyone who sees it in place. This power in itself definitely could have use, but with the already stretching of liberties in calling the Hag’s hand a potential Hand of Glory in the first place (not a hanged man, candles not made from hanged man’s tallow, some of the other historical preparation and pickling ingredients presumably not involved) I think it’s fair to say that the powers of the hand could be anything. More taking inspiration from than actually creating one by the definitions of our world.

Anyway this is all just theory and speculation but I’d be curious to know what other people think of this idea, and any other theories people might have!