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natekka · 11-02-2014, 05:39 AM

SPOILER!!: One (word) step in the right direction

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Originally Posted by Govoni

Now.....for the oven. Gabe would admit to others...if they were in the kitchen with him (WHICH THEY WEREN'T)...that he was apprehensive about messing with this source of heating. Was there a way to incorporate an Incendio! spell...for cooking reasons? Like a Bunsen burner effect...and brick oven pizza....

.........This was JUST an over. It wasn't....that big of a deal. He was a smart person. He would....figure this out.

Wiping some gathered sweat from his forehead, Gabe looked at his notes/recipe...trying to correlate temperatures with buttons and knobs. After several moments of messing and adjusting the contraption...he thought he'd had it sorted...and put the prepared dish into it's fiery depths. Small successes....It counted for...something, right?

.........and there was the sigh. SIGH. Yes, that was right. He wasn't alone.

See, Gabriel didn't want to fight...and further more, he didn't want to be reminded of what Clara had done...or...tried? to do...but clearly, ignoring the redhead wasn't going to work...and...Well, he felt bad for her. What was she here for? Was she also attempting the Astronomy homework?

......................."What?"

SPOILER!!: Recipe!

Was that ............... a word?

Sure, it wasn’t the nicest word or the nicest tone but it was something. Anything was progress, currently. Now she had to reply, but … she wasn’t really sure what she wanted to say. “Hi.” That was a good start but she needed more than that. Part of her wanted to apologise for, uh, things … but that wasn’t smart. She’d rather just forget about that and she was sure he would too. Moving on. “Are you doing Astronomy homework?” It seemed to her like he was but you could never be too sure. If he was … perhaps she could ask for help. Or something.

Anything was better than her pitiful bags of flour and caster sugar.

11-02-2014, 05:39 AM	#148 (permalink)
natekka Crup Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Wales Posts: 17,094 Hogwarts RPG Name: Meinir Ellis Slytherin First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Aurora "Rory" Archer Hufflepuff Fourth Year	~Astro HW ~Post 4 Little Fox \| ½ of Lauralie \| Ravenclaw...?? overthinks \| #HouseNATARINA SPOILER!!: One (word) step in the right direction Quote: Originally Posted by Govoni Now.....for the oven. Gabe would admit to others...if they were in the kitchen with him (WHICH THEY WEREN'T)...that he was apprehensive about messing with this source of heating. Was there a way to incorporate an Incendio! spell...for cooking reasons? Like a Bunsen burner effect...and brick oven pizza.... .........This was JUST an over. It wasn't....that big of a deal. He was a smart person. He would....figure this out. Wiping some gathered sweat from his forehead, Gabe looked at his notes/recipe...trying to correlate temperatures with buttons and knobs. After several moments of messing and adjusting the contraption...he thought he'd had it sorted...and put the prepared dish into it's fiery depths. Small successes....It counted for...something, right? .........and there was the sigh. SIGH. Yes, that was right. He wasn't alone. See, Gabriel didn't want to fight...and further more, he didn't want to be reminded of what Clara had done...or...tried? to do...but clearly, ignoring the redhead wasn't going to work...and...Well, he felt bad for her. What was she here for? Was she also attempting the Astronomy homework? ......................."What?" SPOILER!!: Recipe! Gabriel P. Banner Ravenclaw Fifth Year The kitchens (Hogwarts) Pumpkin Pasties Ingredients 2 eggs, slightly beaten 3/4 cup sugar 2 cups fresh pumpkin, (roasted in the oven then pressed through a strainer to save your Pumpkin Juice to drink!) 1/2 tsp. salt 1 tsp. cinnamon 1/2 tsp. ginger 1/4 tsp. cloves 1 2/3 cups heavy cream 1/2 tsp. allspice 9 oz flour pastry Instructions π• ~~Except for the pastry, mix together all the ingredients well. This is the filling.~~ π• Bake the filling only (no crust) in a large casserole dish in hot oven (425 °F) for 15 minutes. π• Keep oven door closed and reduce temperature to moderate (350 °F/180 °C) and continue baking for 45 minutes or until table knife inserted in center of dish comes out clean. π• Cool filling completely on a wire rack. π• Make or purchase pie crust pastry. π• Roll thin and cut into circles approx 4" in diameter. π• Put a spoonful of the cool pumpkin mixture towards one side of the center of the circle. π• Fold over the crust into a half-circle and firmly crimp the edges closed. π• Slice three small slits in the top for venting. π• Place on a greased cookie sheet. π• Bake only until crust is a light golden-brown, approx 10 minutes. Was that ............... a word? Sure, it wasn’t the nicest word or the nicest tone but it was something. Anything was progress, currently. Now she had to reply, but … she wasn’t really sure what she wanted to say. “Hi.” That was a good start but she needed more than that. Part of her wanted to apologise for, uh, things … but that wasn’t smart. She’d rather just forget about that and she was sure he would too. Moving on. “Are you doing Astronomy homework?” It seemed to her like he was but you could never be too sure. If he was … perhaps she could ask for help. Or something. Anything was better than her pitiful bags of flour and caster sugar. __________________