fandomtownies | Community Center Class: Chopped: Fandom. Tuesday Evening [11/15].

"I'm not sure," Summer said, by way of introduction to getting the class started that evening, still a little uncertain if she should really acknowledge recent events or if by not acknowledging them at all, that would somehow just make it worse, "how many of you had the same kind of weekend that I did, but let's just say that certain parts of it were..."

Enlightening?

"Inspirational."

Sure, she'll go with that.

“I didn’t have the same weekend at all,” Stark said. “But you know that.”

"I did know that," Summer confirmed, helpfully, with a nod, apparently in case anyone in the class doubted it. "But, no matter how your weekend went, I'm sure as soon as you see this week's cupcakes, you'll still understand why they were chosen."

A beat.

"Assuming they're what they're supposed to be this week, anyway."

And a quick lift of the cloche revealing chicken nugget and mac and cheese cupcakes and Summer's relieved sigh confirmed that they had, in fact, remained as they should be.

Stark had been half- convinced there would somehow by worm and slug cupcakes under there and let out a very relieved sigh of his own.

"Ta-dah!" she announced. "Some kid-inspired fare to inspire your challenge for today! Let's see what's in those baskets, and see if what you make is fit for fine dining, or about to be banished forever to the kid's table. You may open your baskets...now!"

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Like a grown ass adult.

Nick Cutter

Guillermo de la Cruz

Connor Temple

Steve Rogers

Hannibal Lecter

In your baskets this week, you will find: dino-shaped chicken nuggets, broccoli, instant mashed potatoes, and elbow pasta.

Compared to some of the challenges, these actually aren't that bad, but can you actually do something unexpected with them to surprise (or horrify!) your judges?

Your time begins....now!

Oh look who remembered that he had been signed up for this class and had turned up for once?

It had been an interesting couple of weeks that was for sure between turning into a cat and then a child.

Cutter had a look over the ingredients, frowning a little as he tried to think what he could make.

Guillermo had missed this class and cooking and he was looking forward to seeing what he could make today.

After a few minutes he knew what he was going to make and quickly started getting everything prepared.

Yeah, ok this was going to take some pondering and thought.... and nope, Connor really didn't know where to start with this batch of ingredients!

Aside from the nuggets being dino shaped, this was...sadly close to Steve's dinner on nights he and Tony didn't order in.

DON'T JUDGE HIM.

He'd turn the pasta into mac and cheese but everything else would be in careful, non-touching, piles on a plate.

What have you made for your judges to feast on this week? Let us know, and they will totally judge you for it.

But, like, it's nothing personal! That's just literally their job!

Cutter had ended up blending everything together and had tried to make a casserole.

The key word was try …it did not look like a casserole at all, it was just a big mess on his plate.

"I wasn't expecting that approach," Stark said eventually.

“It did look better in my head,” Cutter admitted a bit sheepishly as he glanced down at the plate.

Who are both very gross, actually.

Stark was there and not gross, thank you very much.

He did seem to have forgotten how to look at Summer again though.

Some people just did not know how to accept and appreciate their inner grossness, and Summer was not one of those people.

When she was disgusting, she was disgusting on purpose.

She was also glad to be a grown ass adult again, too. Oh em gee.

Maybe Stark was better at accepting the grossness of others, Summer!

While not making eye contact but still smiling a little because tiny Summer had been adorable even if she had some very outrageous ideas. Ridiculous ones. Absurd.

As if grown ass adult Summer didn't also have outrageous, ridiculous, absurd ideas.

But at least Stark wasn't the only one avoiding eye contact this time around, because, ugh, awkward, and she was still processing.

It was like children engaged in parallel play. They could coexist without acknowledging each other. Mostly. Right?

And there was a lot to process. But at least none of the food today contained slugs or worms or bugs.

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