sleepy-feli-707
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FINE I caved.
Help me… help me… help me… I have family… Oh…😂😂😂
First peek at SKT’s documentary series where we see how completely clueless Faker is outside of League of Legends and in the real world
Dong Po Pork Curry Don from Shokugeki no Souma. This is the first time I’ve cooked a meal for @onionchoppingninja; it was always her cooking for me. Dong Po pork normally doesn’t contain spices, but adding in the spices Nikumi mentioned gave it a fragrant and savoury taste. It was a tedious dish that took about 3 hours to make, but the results were worth it. The rice had a numbing taste that counteracted the oiliness of the meat. Onionchoppingninja said that the meat was juicy and syrupy, which was as the manga described.
Dong Po Pork (serves 3~4)
800g pork belly with skin and nice alternating layers of fat and lean meat
3 bunches of spring onions
2 thumbs size knob of ginger, thinly sliced
2 cups Shao Xing Hua Diao wine
0.5 cup light soy sauce
0.5 cup brown sugar
1 tbsp dark soy sauce
3 star anise
2 teaspoon of Sichuan peppercorns
2 tablespoons of cornstarch
Method:
Cut the pork belly to pieces of the desired size. Parboil until the surface turns white.
Cut off and shred the white end of the spring onions. This can be done by holding one end while scoring the other finely with the sharp tip of a knife, then switching the ends and repeating.
Line a huge pot with the green spring onions. Scatter the ginger slices over them. Place the pork belly skin side down on the spring onions. This is in order to render out the fat on the skin side.
Add in the soy sauce, brown sugar, star anise, Sichuan peppercorns. Pour in the Shao Xing wine.
Bring to a boil, then let the meat simmer for 2 hours, flipping once during the middle.
Remove the meat from the sauce and steam on high heat for 30 min. This step is extremely important in order to ensure the glossiness of the skin.
Mix cornstarch with a little water and add it the hot sauce while stirring.
To serve, pour the sauce over the meat.
Rice with Tengjiao Oil and Rock Salt
3 handfuls of Sichuan peppercorns (no idea what tengjiao is, and couldn’t find tengjiao oil in supermarkets, but this should be pretty close)
~100ml oil with no taste, like canola oil
2 cups rice
Pinch of salt
Method:
Cook the rice.
Infuse the oil with the Sichuan peppercorns. This is done by heating the oil in a pan with the peppercorns. Heat with stirring till the peppercorns pop. Remove from heat and leave aside.
When the rice is done, add the salt and oil and mix well (with the peppercorns filtered out).
To Assemble:
Blanch bok choy in boiling water.
Divide the rice into deep and wide bowls.
Arrange the pork belly skin up on the rice. This can be made easier by denting the rice slightly with a spoon so that the meat can sit snugly and not fall over. Place the blanched bok choy on the sides of the meat.
Pour the sauce over the meat and bok choy.
Top with the shredded spring onions.
Dig in!
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Alright kids. It’s been awhile, so it’s time to buckle up for another one of my Patented Mob Psycho 100 Essay/Meta posts (patent not pending).
As much as I love and appreciate how Studio BONES adapted Mob Psycho 100, one of the things that always bothered me is how they adapted 100% Sadness.
Y’see, in the anime, it’s a fairly quick buildup. It’s clean and it’s pretty.
Mob wakes up to rubble where a school once stood.
The beautiful Ghibli tears roll down as he realizes what’s happened.
He curls up as the emotions well up within him.
And he unleashes 100% Sadness as sparkling tears cascade down towards the audience.
It’s so sad, right? Super sad! Poor Mob!!
But in the manga, things are….slightly different.
Mob wakes up not sitting neatly with his feet folded underneath him, but instead sprawled out on his hands and knees, hair in a frenzy from his psychic powers still being active. He’s not looking straight ahead at the remnants of the school, but upwards at the destruction still going on in the sky above, like some kind of giant looming over him. Mob doesn’t just look small. This shows how he feels small.
The narrator explains Mob’s thoughts in further detail here. It’s not just “Mob wakes up, realizes he Hecked Up, and feels Really Sad about that.”
This is Mob’s trauma, a thing that has made him feel helpless and alone. It’s the thing he hates about himself. And while the audience can certainly infer this from the animation alone, hearing it (or reading it, in this case) helps compound this fact and draw it out. It’s not just sadness Mob feels, it’s many, many complex negative feelings he’s been storing away inside himself for 4 agonizing years.
His percentage meter slowly ticks up and the thoughts and feelings build up–
And he begins to bawl.
Not dainty fat dollops rolling neatly down the middle of his cheeks. Not cutesy sparkly anime shoujo tears.
This is some absolutely unrepentant ugly crying.
This is Mob feeling so overwhelmed, that the careful control he’s practiced his entire life isn’t just gingerly removed, but absolutely smashed to smithereens. His tears pool and drip out of his mouth like drool. He can’t even fathom how gross it must look because he is so overcome with built-up negative feelings that he has never allowed himself to express.
His percentage meter peaks at 100% and then–
It’s panels like these that really tick me off when people say ONE isn’t a good artist. Because in comics, good art isn’t just drawing people realistically or with proper proportions. Good art is utilizing the space in a panel to convey meaning and symbolism to help tell the story.
Mob isn’t just curling up into a ball here. He collapses into a bow before his own powers that overwhelm him from a story standpoint and also overwhelm the panel.
Rubble cascades down from the sky, mimicking his own tears and the likes of rain. It is so powerful, it encroaches past the black border at the top of the panel, dominating the scene. The weight of it and his own sadness presses him into the earth.
This panel, this expression, shows how not just miserable this whole affair has made him, but how absolutely terrified he is. Mob at this point has been under Reigen’s tutelage for 4 years.
He never knew any other espers growing up. Reigen was his one hope at learning to control and stop this aspect of himself, and he is currently watching that hope churn amidst the remains of the school, shredded to pieces all around him.
The contrast of the calm emptiness of the bottom left only intensifies the sheer chaos of his powers at work around him in the top and right.
This is Mob’s duality.
The anime ends the scene with Mob watching as he neatly mends Teru’s school back together, his back turned to the audience. It’s nearly identical to the panel in the manga, but there are several key differences:
1. You can still see the cracks and tears in the school, despite Mob fixing it
2. Mob has his back to the school, turned away from it.
3. The lightning flashing in the background.
Let’s break these points down.
1. The cracks in the school stood out to me the first time I read this scene. What it portrays is that although Mob certainly “fixed” the school, he can never totally “undo” what has just happened, no matter how hard he tries. The narrator even makes this point–this was Mob’s “meager” attempt at fixing the situation. Even if he did somehow manage to repair the school to functionality, there will no doubt be remnants of damage and evidence of the destruction it went through. Contrasted with the anime where the school is neatly glued back together, it feels at odds, and even contradictory to the narrator’s previous insertion.
2. Mob is not looking at the school. He does not want to face the aftermath of what he’s done. He can try to mend the situation all he likes, but ultimately the end result is the same: He failed to change. In yet another spectacular use of composition, the destruction directly looming over his head in the background is a perfect mirror to his current mental state. Where Mob expresses, things are broken.
3. The grey overcast of the anime coupled with the soft strumming of the guitar carries sadness, but in a cathartic way. (After all, crying is known to help bring back chemical balance when our brains are overwhelmed with emotion.)
The manga, by contrast, feels foreboding. The framing of the scene shows Mob just below the chaos of his powers returning the school to its prior shape, him large and especially prominent, as opposed to smaller and meeker in the anime. Most importantly, there is lightning flashing in the background. There are no gentle sunbeams peaking through after a harsh rain, there are no soft painterly textures in the clouds.
It is still dark. The clouds are not soft nor comforting. Lightning flashes to signal continuing storms and danger. It is a warning:
This is not the last time we will see such cataclysmic destruction.
if you’re reading this
a lump sum of money is on the way to you
reblog to die instantly
if you use music to cope with anxiety, depression or to help with your ADHD (like me) reblog, I'm trying to prove a point to my teacher
reblog if you can hear this image
reblog if ur a disgusting piece of shit
reblog if you're ugly as fuck.
if you reblog this you will die
Reblog if you trust him Ignore for a year of rotten avocados
I won’t leave you, Saeran ;-;
Angie Yonaga sprite edit and transparent Tsumugi sprite, bc why not?
how i feel
when someone dissed my feelings about a ship
when someone insults my ship
Reblog if Kirumi Tojo (Danganronpa) is best girl.
Original artist: くぜ
Source:https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=manga&illust_id=60696369
Someone: Hinata can go fuck himself!
when komaeda’s class acts annoyed by his return from his trip, he starts to pull out his souvenir before being interrupted by hiyoko
his souvenir was a gun
this motherfucker was about to shoot up his class
