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[msattentionspan]

[Faith isn't much for long drawn out explanations, so she'll just ask straight out.]

How hard is it to bake? [Good luck to anyone that replies as she only microwaves everything.]

Comments

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Well, it can be pretty tricky when you start out, but it's fun!

[msattentionspan]

It just always looked like a lot of work on TV.

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Well, it is. [Whatever a tv is. :|] But it's rewarding.

[msattentionspan]

With a cake, right? [The cake is the reward.]

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

If that's what you're trying to bake!

[msattentionspan]

I'm not baking yet. I'm pretty sure I'd screw it up.

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Well, I could help you, if you want.

[samson]

Easier than cooking.

[asseenontv]

Fairly simple, if you have a good recipe book.

[Shatterstar: master of 'following instructions']

[msattentionspan]

Yeah? [She's not sure, but she's willing to try.]

[msattentionspan]

Yeah, well I can't cook either.

[msattentionspan]

I don't have a recipe book. The library probably does, though.

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Sure! I'd be happy to!

[asseenontv]

Most do, I think. What did you intend to make?

[samson]

Alright, well. Of the two things, it's easier.

What are you trying to make?

[msattentionspan]

Should I ... go to the kitchen or something?

[msattentionspan]

Nothing, right now. I just was getting tired of things that I have to microwave.

[samson]

Oh. Well, muffins are pretty much the easiest thing in the world. You just kind of mix stuff together, pour it into the pan, and then stick it in the oven.

[msattentionspan]

I wasn't sure, I just wanted to figure out if I could first. It'd be stupid to try and make something fancy if I'm just gonna screw it up.

[msattentionspan]

I have a feeling it's a bit more than that. [She is wary of this baking thing. She's pretty sure she'll end up burning things.]

[samson]

No, seriously. That's all there is to it. You just need to measure everything out and don't, like, burn yourself on the oven.

[msattentionspan]

I need a recipe... thing, right?

[samson]

Yeah. There's a couple cookbooks in the kitchen, and some in the library.

Uh, try to look for something that's from Earth. [seriously...]

[msattentionspan]

Right.

[We'll say she's in the kitchen, already! She's waiting for Rapunzel or something.]

Where in the kitchen?

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Yes! I'll meet you there!

[msattentionspan]

[and Faith'll be waiting in the kitchen. She's eating string cheese.]

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

[Aaand in time, Rapunzel makes her way down to the kitchen, herself!]

Are you the person who wanted to bake?

[msattentionspan]

[that's gotta be a princess.]

Yeah. I'm Faith.

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Nice to meet you, Faith. I'm Rapunzel!

[asseenontv]

True. Simpler things can still be quite delicious, though.

[samson]

The lower cabinets. Sometimes people just leave 'em hanging around, too.

[msattentionspan]

So do you do a lot of cooking?

[msattentionspan]

Yeah? Like what?

[msattentionspan]

Yeah counters are book-free. [She starts opening cabinets and finds some.]

There are a lot of them.

[samson]

Try to find something that says "Easy" on it. That's probably a good place to start.

[ftssusstgsetfwe]

Mmhmm! Cooking and baking. It's a lot of fun.

[asseenontv]

Omelettes. Or nachos. Enchiladas are fairly simple, too.