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made a shiitake risotto with miso and soy sauce broth. really nice deep flavour to it. I saw the idea in a youtube video and was curious, and yeah it's pretty good
I'm 26 and in a stable long term relationship, looking to move out ect. I should be the perfect candidate for wanting to start a family in the next few years. I wanted to be a teacher for years, and hav looked after young kids a few times and loved spending time with them. and yet, it is literally absolutely repulsive to me simply just knowing all the time and work I would have to pour into it. I could never raise a happy child with a stable life, so why would I want to?
I guess the difference is I would want to raise a child to make them happy, not to make myself happy because it's some missing peice or whatever
omg we played that series years ago, I'm glad they're still making stuff I really enjoyed those gamese
you know, I don't think we have contact with aliens, but like I totally buy the government would not tell us immediately if they did. people would totally freak out if they knew aliens were real
curious, people claim he/him lesbians aren't real, but I'm prety sure there's men on Lesbos
I hav reallye bad chronic pain witth my right knee
body oofies
dislocated my knee really bad a few years ago, and while it's 'healed', my knee still really gives me issues and flare ups. never dislocated it again, but I am always worried about doing so, because once a knee goes they can just do that again
you could maybe use a stand mixer on a low speed with a paddle? I've never tried. plus, I tend to fold than just stir, so I dunno how they'd do that
yeah you just gotta stand there and stir and fold over while incorperating the sauce. this is why I like cooking with my wife, we take it in turns, good team work
updae. damn, itt's good. love how creamy risotto is without any actual cream, that starch makes such a good base
making some mushroom rissotto this evening. my wife has never made risotto before, so I wanted to show her, and she LOVES mushrooms so it seemed like a good idea
minecraft peaceful mode seems so damn creepy. minecraft is already a pretty empty world, even less than that with the occasional cow or sheep feels like actually unsettling
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The drink is noted for it's use of autumnal flavours with its comprehensive use of spices associated with the season (cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove) and the American seasonal winter squash, pumpkin 🎃, to give a very of the season flavoural combination, oft topped with whipped cream. While the most popular rendition of the drink, in being a latte, uses boiled cows milk :kombucha-disgust: , a good vegan :im-vegan: alternative for the milk would be oat milk, as it is much sweeter naturally than most other plant based milks and fits with such a sweet toothed drink, as well as being slightly thicker which quite suits the nature of the drink.
In popular culture the pumpkin spiced latte is most commonly associated with the American coffee chain, Starbucks, who developed the drink in 2003, although it has become quite the staple of autumnal and early winter warm drinks :comfy: , along side coco and other coffees, for many. As the drink is only seasonally offered by the coffee chain, many have tried to devise their own renditions of the drink to have when they wish, which has also spurred on development of the flavours and spices in the drink as individuals try to put their own spin on the drink.
The popular conception of the Pumpkin Spiced Latte, PSL :PSL: , is that those who consume it are women without a developed taste or understanding of coffee, and merely following pop cultural and branding trends. Much has been written in the sphere of pop feminism about how this conception and caricature is an infantilisation of women, and a thinly veiled attempt to hide their misogyny. Surprisingly, this rather blasé and banal take has been known to activate the 'mouth frothing' region of some men's brains when being asked to consider their internalised opinions. :frothingfash: (Artists Rendition)
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it was. gonna add that one to the meal rotation. good and hearty for a shity rainy day, with a lovely savoury flavour