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Ignis Scientia ([personal profile] chef_chocobro) wrote in [community profile] fandomtownies2021-09-23 04:59 am
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Community Center Class: Beyond Cup Noodle; Thursday Evening [09/23].

"Welcome back, everyone," Ignis greeted the class as usual from the front of the room, tossing something small and round in his hand casually, but very gently, until everyone was settled at their stations and no doubt noticed that each one contained a likely very recognizable carton. "Last week, we were able to talk about the versitility of the humble potato," the boundaries of which were no doubt pushed too far by some, Tisarwat, "and this week, I'd like to focus on another simple staple that is loaded with nutrients that can make an easy and fulfiling option in any circumstance. I am, of course, speaking of a food that is rather deceptive in its simplicity, and that is the egg."

With that, he tossed the egg in his hand up a little higher, catching it easily, and holding it up before a flip of his wrist cradled it back in his palm and he set that one aside.

"There are a great many ways eggs can be prepared, but today, we're going to focus on six of the most basic and on perfecting those before we delve into things more complicated. There is much to be said about having a mastery over the simple basics, and that is what this particular class is all about."

"Let us start, then," he said, moving around to the other side of the station at the front of the class room so he could begin breaking down the different styles in earnest, "with the soft boiled egg..."

Which moved naturally into hard boiled, then poaching, then frying...both 'sunny-side up' and the much more delicate 'over easy', and then "when all else fails," scrambled, all explained in the patient, low-key passionate way he had even managed to approach something like boiling water in earlier classes.

"A little salt, a little pepper, should be all you need to truly enhance the flavor of a well-prepared egg, and you're finished. Sound simple enough, right? Well, then. Let's see if it's as easy in practice as it sounds in theory! Any questions before we begin?"
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Shane Gooseman
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Re: Sign In - Beyond Cup Noodle, 09/23.

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Dwight Hendrickson
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Tisarwat
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When it came to ordinary, everyday simple tasks Goose seemed to not have the slightest idea at all how things were done normally, which was likely to not come as a shock to anyone and he tried to boil an egg.

The key word being tried and ended up with overheating it and soon there was a mess of water and egg everywhere.

“Oops,” Goose blinked at the mess he had just made.

This was going to take a while.
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“Er…sorry about that,” he said a bit sheepishly, “I thought I could make it boil quicker turning it up higher,”

It didn’t work like that Goose.

Somewhere Walsh was feeling the urge to facepalm and he was reasonably sure Goose was the cause somehow.
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[personal profile] alwaysonguard 2021-09-23 11:08 am (UTC)(link)
Dwight was doing his best with this one. He could usually manage scrambled eggs without too much issue. So, he had made the (potentially unfortunate choice) of challenging himself with attempting to fry an egg.

It was going pretty well. Until smoke started to come off the pan and a distinct burning smell hit. Dwight looked down at the pan and sighed.

"I should have put butter in the pan first shouldn't I?"