Oswin Oswald (
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milliways_bar2017-04-27 10:01 pm
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Oswin has reclaimed the kitchens (or at least, she has been allowed back in the kitchens on a limited basis and is being watched like a hawk), and has been baking.
Or rather spending a few pleasant hours reading cookbooks and then trying out one of the more interesting looking recipes.
This would be why Oswin is now sitting at the Bar with two trays of brightly colored circular cookies and a slew of pastry bags, trying different taste sensations.
Or rather spending a few pleasant hours reading cookbooks and then trying out one of the more interesting looking recipes.
This would be why Oswin is now sitting at the Bar with two trays of brightly colored circular cookies and a slew of pastry bags, trying different taste sensations.

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Still, he's in a good mood, and smiles to see the intrepid baker. He settles his armored bulk on a bar stool, receives a mug of hot chocolate and tang bark from bar, and leans over to the baker to say, "Those look delicious."
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And up.
That's... a whole lot of body goin' on. And some of it is armored!
... And he's drinking hot cocoa.
She offers the cookie in her hand, a violently pink creation with dark chocolate insides (matching is for purists, and she's never been one of those), watching him with wide dark eyes.
"Macaron?"
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Or cookies with it, whatever.
"Oswin Oswald, hullo, and if you don't like the raspberry ones I have... well, a lot of other ones and most of them aren't even burnt, much. Some a lot, but on the whole, on an average they are relatively non-burnt which is a bit of a feat considering."
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He finishes the cookie with a couple more bites, licking filling off his fingers. "Where did you learn to bake?"
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"I..." The eggs, Oswin, where did you get the eggs? "I learned it from my mum, sort of. It's a bit of a hobby."
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"A good hobby to have," he says, clearly approving of the second cookie after taking a giant bite, leaving a crumbly, delectable crescent moon of cookie behind in his hand. Stuffing the rest of the treat into his mouth, he chews and swallows, clearly happy with this turn of events. "What's your favorite thing to bake?"
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"... Souffles, I suppose - they're more like cakes, except very delicate, like a wet sponge that wants to collapse instead of floof up. I have the hardest time with them."
But when you get one right...
"What about you, do you bake?"
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"I've never had a soufflé, so thank you for explaining what they are," he says, flashing a satisfied grin. He takes his time with this cookie, nibbling on it at first--and then giving in and stuffing the whole thing in his mouth, washing it down with his hot chocolate. His fingers have taken on some of the colors of the icings and fillings she's given him, purple and greens and browns. "I don't bake, but I'd like to learn. I haven't had access to more than a hot plate for the last couple of decades, and the kitchen here is almost overwhelming. I can make a mean stew, though."
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"Well, I mean. I've taught one person! And now he's making better croissants than me, not that I'll ever tell him." Oswin awkwardly offers, because this is... not something that comes up. Ever. Mostly because people have seen the culinary destruction she can leave behind. "But... you know, if you want to, some time..."
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"Thank you! I'd really appreciate that," Baze says. He leans forward, palms up, to clasp her hands in his own, meatier ones, but then he stills again. He draws back, lowering his hands. Rae flinched. So did YT. He has learned his lesson about touching people without permission. Still. The urge to touch, to be tactile, is there, and fiercely so. He misses Chirrut. "What would we make first?"
He hasn't forgotten about the cookies. No, he'll never forget about the cookies. He plucks one up--still delicately--and noms happily.
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She eyes Baze's face.
Then his hands.
She reaches out to grab them, because if he won't, she will. Someone taught this bear of a man not to touch and that is a crime against the universe. She'll just have to teach him otherwise.
"Definitely something simple, like.. I don't know, no-bakes, it's hard to mess up no-bakes, even if you're trying - worst case scenario you end up with a pot of chocolate oat fudge that you have to pry out with a spoon."
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"Do you actually not bake them?" he says, puzzled. He cocks his head to the side, looking like a giant, lost puppy.
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"You actually don't bake them, you boil the living hell out of them until they become fudgy goodness and then you try not to shove hot fudge in your mouth because that would be a terrible no good idea even if they smell like heaven." Hers is the gift of the oncoming babble, she can keep that up for days.
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Bar rewards Oswin's pleading with two cookies, probably mostly to shut her up.
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He solves this problem by letting go of one of her hands. He picks up the cookie, stuffs it into his mouth, and clasps her hand again--quickly. His eyes light up as the taste coats his tongue. "Mmm," he says, chewing. Then he swallows. "That's amazing. I would love to learn how to make these. You boil them? That doesn't make them hard?"
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"You know, if you want more than my hands, you just have to ask."
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"Cuddling would be good," he pipes up. "I mean, if you don't mind. I like cuddling."
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