PENGUIN SNACKS

Read the original post here. Or read the post down below: Darling in the FranXX, most people I think can agree, was A SHOW that HAPPENED to a lot of people in a lot of different ways. For me, the most interesting thing Darling had to offer was Futoshi’s bread in like the very last episode, far in the future when they’re all living happily on a replenished Earth. Overall, the plot thread focusing on Earth’s renewal and attempts to rebuild got a little lost amidst all the space

Learn how to make it here! ** Now that my graduate course is drawing to a close (my final research presentation is this Saturday- wish me luck!!!) I’ve turned my thoughts to contempation of new puzzles of life, such as: Why do the Japanese seem to really enjoy square things??? Why? Why? WHY? Square watermelons, square dogs, square bread. I mean, the list goes on. Now, in ACCA: 13 Territory Inspection Department, this square bread makes starring appearances in quite a few epis

Humanity has Declined is probably one of my favorite anime ever, and I’m not gonna lie, the fairy hi-jinks have a lot to do with that. The carrot bread, talking chickens, wanton desire for candy, that cute dance they do in the opening sequence…somehow I find all of it hilarious. So, I thought, everyone likes a good snack, and especially if it includes bread filled with tasty fillings. And that is when I decided to recreate an edible version of the carrot bread. This little gu

As you may have guessed by now, I really enjoy cooking and baking, and because of this, I can really identify with Yamato san. She is my home girl. Her and me, we understand each other. She plans her foods for future events months in advance, just like I do. I get that. I understand. When she made Cake Salé, I was flabbergasted! I had never heard of such a thing before, but I trust Yamato san as a fellow baker, so I decided to do some research. Turns out Cake Salé is a French