Baking: Sweet and Savory | Monday, 3rd period

[sharp_as_knives]

"So." Hannibal smiled at the students once they settled in. "If you've had my class before, you know what your final is." Or if you'd read and remembered the syllabus, but he knew enough about teenagers to know the likelihood of that.

He spread his hands. "Bake me something. Bake me several somethings. Use as many of the things we've learned in class as you can. I am here if you have questions."

Comments

Re: Cook your food!

[never-dull.livejournal.com]

GOOD BECAUSE THAT WOULD BE A TERRIBLE WASTE OF FOOD.

"I think you could get a bit more air into these," Hannibal said, "but your presentation is lovely."

Re: Cook your food!

[wildandbrave]

"Thank you very much, monsieur. It could have benefited from being folded several more times," Cosette agreed with a halfhearted smile. "I was beginning to be concerned about running short of time, though."

Because she'd let her mind wander more often than she usually did, but still.

Re: Cook your food!

[never-dull.livejournal.com]

Hannibal smiled in understanding. "Did you have a guest this weekend?"

Re: Cook your food!

[wildandbrave]

"I did." While Cosette did seem wistful about the whole thing, she didn't look like she was likely to start crying any time soon. "It was . . . an unexpected, if nice, surprise."

Re: Cook your food!

[never-dull.livejournal.com]

"I'm glad," Hannibal said. "Some people seem not to have enjoyed it; it's good you did."

Re: Cook your food!

[wildandbrave]

"No, I can't imagine it was a great deal of fun for most people," agreed Cosette. "What about you, monsieur? Did anyone come to visit you?"

Re: Cook your food!

[never-dull.livejournal.com]

"Yes." Hannibal nodded at her. "But we're on our own again now. We must get on with our lives."