Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

Da fuq? D:

Woo, page...

Everyone here eats fish and it's part of the traditional food we eat at Christmas, midsummer etc so I always kinda starve unless there's something else to eat lol

I go there for the chicken! I love it, so deliciously bad for you. Their fries are <3 too!

STAY OUTTA MAH DREAMS, LEON. I blame Drac

Smörgåstårta gooooooooooooooooo!

Oh I'm sorry Drac. /pat /pat

So you're gonna make me some awesome cake, riiiiight? :<

Since it was paged...

Also, wtf, I didn't register my main char on 14. o_o

It is wonderful when prepared correctly and is good for you :(

If I could afford it, I'd have it more often.

Salmon is win.

I would! I can make all kinds. Velvet,Carrot, Princess tortas even.
I am good at making them look pretty too. I am going to try this spring to make chocolate pieces for my cakes I make.

That has seafood in it lol, disgusting

If you don't eat sweets though, how do you know if you've seasoned your cakes and stuff properly, or other things you make?

Fish is awesome! I love kedgeree. So nom... :x

Can I has some cake, please, Melo-chan? :3c

Hush puppehs!

Only good fish

I want one.

Me.
Spath.
Truckboat.
Hot Swedish ladies.
Smörgåstårta.

You obviously never had kladdkaka

I make the cakes for people and taste the batter. I never know how sweet or whatever they are. But people seem to love the way I make them. The start of this year I made 8 pumpkin cheesecakes. Cause everyone was bothering me for it.

Time to get on XI. Every ME3 mission is either a hazard level, or full of idiots that ruin everything ~_~

Also, for anyone who thinks fish smell bad...

If the fish you're smelling smells, it's not fresh. After the fish dies, bacteria begin working to liberate amines from the amino acids in the fish's flesh.

An Amine is basically a hydrocarbon attached to an NH2 group (derived from ammonia). Like ammonia, amines are weak bases in water. Most amines are very pungent, and are the source of many of the "rotting" odors we know. In fact, some of the amines in fish are known (scientifically!) as cadaverine (C5 H14 N 2 , produced by the breakdown of lysine), and putriscine (C4 H12 N 2 , which is produced by the breakdown of glutamine).

Since amines are basic, mixing them with an acid results in the formation of an amine salt. And this is where the lemon juice comes in.

Everyone is familiar with the sour taste of a lemon; this taste comes from citric acid (which contains three carboxylic acid groups). When we squeeze that lemon wedge onto our fish platters, we are setting up a reaction that neutralizes the fishy-smelling amines, thus greatly improving the taste of the fish.

So restaurants use lemon to hide the fact that their fish is old and wasn't handled properly >_>

Also, if you buy your own fish and it smells, then it wasn't handled properly by the store and you shouldn't buy fish from there ever again! or you just didn't handle it properly after purchasing it :x

Bilar is great. Wait drac do you like turkish peppers? My room mate loves it I was like -barf when I tried it.

lol I really want to hear Drac pronounce this stuff xD

No, the cars (bilar) are fine though

You can type the words in on google translate and listen if you choose Swedish

*drools*

I don't want some robot talking to me >:|

Seriously, that looks awesome.