Beloved has baked for me
Nov. 9th, 2010 03:22 pmWhich means a new word for a new concept is needed
And now we have the “awww he’s so sweet, I love him so much” combined with “oh gods, save me from this, PLEASE!!!”
Does it say something that his “aww he’s so sweet” moments coincide with the urge to commit violence?
But yes, he has baked me a lovely, custardy desert according to one of my own recipes. Now when I make it it’s something like this:
Toasted, crunchy biscuit crumb based (from home made biscuits of course)
Sliced, dry, crunchy, lemony flavoured apples
Vanilla custard top with just a little nutmeg.
And it is yummy. It’s fresh and has 2 kinds of crunchy topped with smooth and light and sweet and rich.
When Beloved makes it:
Soggy mushy that used to be biscuits who must have sinned mightily in their previous lives to be subjected to this hell.
Wet, mushy apples, hardly chopped, still loosely connected by the skin that has been LEFT On so it can tangle and stick in your teeth
Scrambled eggs. Scrambled vanilla, sugar eggs. Forming yet more mushiness and a kind of texture that makes you think you are sucking on brains. Yes, exactly that texture. It’s the first custard that automatically triggers the gag reflex. The whole body says “hell NO that is NOT being swallowed” {Insert obligatory swallowing innuendo here}
It is in the fridge now. It is crying because nobody wants it. It is a sad and lonely custard. It is acquiring grief to make it even more revolting and depressing than it originally was. If depression was a food? It would be this custard. It is the essence of tears and wasted promise.
Beloved believes it is fine.
Beloved is delusional.
Beloved is not allowed back in the kitchen to use anything other than the kettle, the coffee machine and the microwave.
Maybe just the kettle.