TEXT ♡ username: fearnie
( no video this time... or audio, but you can practically hear the grumble and whine of her complaints anyway if you've met her even the once. )
who keeps taking all the PEACHES
i haven't found ONE in six stores and its raining and its cold and i just wanted some peaches and if i fall on my tail one more time i'm taking all of the kiwi and lychee from the next market i see and going home
also if anyone knows where honeybun is please tell him his mother is very disappointed in him
he'll know why
who keeps taking all the PEACHES
i haven't found ONE in six stores and its raining and its cold and i just wanted some peaches and if i fall on my tail one more time i'm taking all of the kiwi and lychee from the next market i see and going home
also if anyone knows where honeybun is please tell him his mother is very disappointed in him
he'll know why
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one man's fridge, another man's vault or something.
regardless, peaches in hand, she trots on back. she's already taken a bite out of one. )
I've never tried cooking them before. ( easier, less fuss, less likely to burn with all that sugar. ) What do you usually put them in?
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Just basic stuff. Y'know, sauces, cobbler, pancakes, shit like that.
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Show me one I can help with?
( the audacity is so real with this one. )
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[He was so unprepared for this, help. Are you sure you didn't want to play with his dog instead, that seems easier...
After about ten seconds of staring at her like a deer (lol.) in the headlights, he forces himself to shake off his fluster with a sigh and strides over to the counter, setting the peach in a bowl before he goes to fetch a knife and cutting board.
Then, he returns to the fridge, digging around to see if he has any remaining eggs. There's two left in the carton, so he supposes "soon" has now been upgraded to "tomorrow".]
....Alright, pancakes, then. Start by chopping that up. [He points over to the peach by the cutting board.] I'll grab the rest of the stuff.
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but, now that she has some instructions, she does at least trot on over to start preparing this peach. if he noticed that every now and then she steals away a piece of a diced fruit, no she didn't. not too many, anyway. she kind of wants to try what it'd be like cooked down and thrown on a pancake.
.......... not that she's been paying much attention at all to the proportions of how things are thrown together. replicating that later is going to be interesting. )
Do you cook a lot?
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He shrugs at the question, cracking an egg into the mixture of flour, baking powder, and sugar. He hands her a whisk, next.]
Every so often, I guess. If you're done with the peach, you wanna stir this whole thing until all the chunks and bumps are smoothed out. Then toss in the peach bits and stir it some more so it's even.