Konoha (
lumberlady) wrote in
prismatica2019-11-15 10:11 pm
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[Lunatia's resident centaur lady is back on screen, and this time she's sharing the spotlight with... a table full of fresh vegetables? Still a bit dirty, fresh from the soil, good ol' vegetables... That Konoha bows over to start out.]
Hello, everyone! My name is Konoha... I'm a jinba, or a "centaur" if you want... I'm from Echigo in Japan, but lots of people say I'm from the past...
[She's just going to do the same introduction every time, counting off details on her fingers to make sure she gets all the good points... there's too many people on this thing and she doesn't check it enough to keep track... oops. Anyway-]
I wanted to ask people some questions about food! My husband and I have set up a little farmstead, but the crops are growing, um, way faster than they really ought to be... [we're just going to speed past the blush] and it's not like we actually have to work for money here, so I was thinking of not just taking the crops to market but... serving meals at the house? Or sending them to people elsewhere in the city? I don't know, but I've met a lot of people here who said they just eat food from the stores, and I know those are really convenient, but it can't be better than a home cooked meal, can it?

[Look at this big turnip! Isn't it healthy looking?! Don't you just want to eat it?? Konoha smiles, making the root vegetable dance around the screen.]
So... can I ask you some questions about what sort of food you like? Or what kind of things you miss from your home? Maybe what they make in your country with vegetables? If you give me some of your time, I'll send you some fresh ones as a "thank you"-
Promise!
[One last bow... and she and the turnip sign off.]
Hello, everyone! My name is Konoha... I'm a jinba, or a "centaur" if you want... I'm from Echigo in Japan, but lots of people say I'm from the past...
[She's just going to do the same introduction every time, counting off details on her fingers to make sure she gets all the good points... there's too many people on this thing and she doesn't check it enough to keep track... oops. Anyway-]
I wanted to ask people some questions about food! My husband and I have set up a little farmstead, but the crops are growing, um, way faster than they really ought to be... [we're just going to speed past the blush] and it's not like we actually have to work for money here, so I was thinking of not just taking the crops to market but... serving meals at the house? Or sending them to people elsewhere in the city? I don't know, but I've met a lot of people here who said they just eat food from the stores, and I know those are really convenient, but it can't be better than a home cooked meal, can it?

[Look at this big turnip! Isn't it healthy looking?! Don't you just want to eat it?? Konoha smiles, making the root vegetable dance around the screen.]
So... can I ask you some questions about what sort of food you like? Or what kind of things you miss from your home? Maybe what they make in your country with vegetables? If you give me some of your time, I'll send you some fresh ones as a "thank you"-
Promise!
[One last bow... and she and the turnip sign off.]

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[How could she refuse the help? (That she would at least feed!!)]
I’m getting hungry just thinking about it... I didn’t want to eat the weird ones in case they did something to people like some of the other food here, so come on little pumpkins... get bigger, please!
[It’s a legit concern in Lunatia ok... phallic pumpkins just seems like a trap.]
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But I suppose if it's not quite the season for pumpkins, what other options do we have? Sweet potatoes must be much more simple and I don't think I've found any good imokenpi since arriving. Quite the tragedy that is.
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[or... maybe some people are into that but!]
I’ve got potatoes, but... what’s imokenpi?
[Shikoku delicacies don’t often make it up north please educate!]
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They're made by cutting sweet potatoes into uniform strips. Then you take them and fry them in oil until golden like stalks of wheat. Once dry you soak them in a mixture of sugar and water boiled till it forms a thick syrup and after it cools and hardens they shine like gems and possess the sweetest, most satisfying crunch. [Yeah his classy capital tastes are showing again aren't they?]
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[Definitely not what she expected his fav food would be, but!!]
Can you show me how to make them if I get you sweet potatoes?
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[Yeah hot boiling sugar? Deep frying oil? Doesn't sound like a disaster at all.]
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[super safe and not risky at all]