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fandomhigh2014-09-11 01:55 am
locointhecoco) wrote in fandomhigh2014-09-11 01:55 am
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The Art of Baking with Friends, Thursday
The classroom today was decorated with haybales, corn husks, and cinnamon brooms, as well as a thorough spattering of glittery autumn leaf patterned confetti.
Because all those were TOTALLY appropriate in an area where they might end up baked into a cake. Or pie. Or muffin. Or donut. Or -- look, today's ingredient theme worked with MOST THINGS, okay?
Just accept the fact that you'll all end up consuming glitter at some point. Think of it this way, you will have festive times in the bathroom now.
"Since everything is pumpkin flavoured right now, we're going to talk about that," Derek said. Because he was getting right to the point in case Pinkie got stuck on a pumpkin loop like the rhubarb.
Please. "Pumpkin" was not a classic word used by actors in the backgrounds of scenes. Just hope they never do a class featuring peas and carrots.
"It's usually just the spices in pumpkin pie that are used," Derek added quickly, making a face. "And orange food coloring."
"But sometimes it's also really really pumpkin, especially in baked goods!" said Pinkie. "Pumpkin is actually totally full of healthy vitamins and thingingingings." No, there was no reason for that many "ings" on that word. "Today we have ingredients to make all sorts of pumpkin or pumpkin spicey things!"
Seriously. They had so many things to make today. Because it was finally cooling down enough for all the baking. "We brought pumpkin lattes--" A decision Derek was regretting the more the pony drank of them. "--for you to sample as you pick what you want to make. There are cupcakes that you can augment however you want…"
"And COOKIES!" Pinkie cheered. "And some bread which I'd probably put icing on but that's 'cause I like to put icing on everything and it probably doesn't even really super need it --"
Someone should probably cut her off. Her sentence and from the lattes.
Derek reached out and put his hand over Pinkie's mouth before this went completely crazy. "Bake. Go bake."
Because all those were TOTALLY appropriate in an area where they might end up baked into a cake. Or pie. Or muffin. Or donut. Or -- look, today's ingredient theme worked with MOST THINGS, okay?
Just accept the fact that you'll all end up consuming glitter at some point. Think of it this way, you will have festive times in the bathroom now.
"Since everything is pumpkin flavoured right now, we're going to talk about that," Derek said. Because he was getting right to the point in case Pinkie got stuck on a pumpkin loop like the rhubarb.
Please. "Pumpkin" was not a classic word used by actors in the backgrounds of scenes. Just hope they never do a class featuring peas and carrots.
"It's usually just the spices in pumpkin pie that are used," Derek added quickly, making a face. "And orange food coloring."
"But sometimes it's also really really pumpkin, especially in baked goods!" said Pinkie. "Pumpkin is actually totally full of healthy vitamins and thingingingings." No, there was no reason for that many "ings" on that word. "Today we have ingredients to make all sorts of pumpkin or pumpkin spicey things!"
Seriously. They had so many things to make today. Because it was finally cooling down enough for all the baking. "We brought pumpkin lattes--" A decision Derek was regretting the more the pony drank of them. "--for you to sample as you pick what you want to make. There are cupcakes that you can augment however you want…"
"And COOKIES!" Pinkie cheered. "And some bread which I'd probably put icing on but that's 'cause I like to put icing on everything and it probably doesn't even really super need it --"
Someone should probably cut her off. Her sentence and from the lattes.
Derek reached out and put his hand over Pinkie's mouth before this went completely crazy. "Bake. Go bake."