[SticksAndStones]

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

A couple of salamander Wyrmlings [common] appeared!

To adopt one, create a traditional winter dish!
Known among all of Rosohax or common to just one region
Winners' entries will be cannon!

You can draw the meal, describe it (max 200 words) or both

You can enter for only one Wyrmling

Code: Select all

[b]username:[/b]
[b]Wyrmling:[/b] (orange or pudding)
[b]name:[/b]
[b]gender:[/b]
[b]meal:[/b]

contest will end Dec 5th @ noon UTC!

[Remini]

username:
remini

Wyrmling:
orange

name:
Choux (a type of pastry)

gender:
female

meal:
Times are tough during winter - so try our sweet and fruity tree sap on a savory pine nut bark! Smothered in the tree sap and pine nuts from the local forest, this winter special is good for any meal, from breakfast to a late night snack!

Bite into our hot crispy tree bark, and experience the earthy barky delight before your mouth is coated in a simple silky tree sap. Enjoy the crunch of the pine nuts that are layered between the sap and bark, and add some nice edible colored flowers for decoration, or fruit if it's available! Come enjoy our Sap On A Stick!

Recipe:
Pine Tree bark - cut into 3/4 of an inch slices
Pine Nuts - as many as you'd like!
Tree Sap - 1/4 cup per snack
Edible Flowers/Fruit - if available, add these to taste!

Take two slices of the bark, warm them up over a fire for about 2-3 minutes, add 1/4 cup of tree sap, sprinkle on some pine nuts, and slap on another slice of warmed bark for the ultimate winter snack! Add fruit or edible flowers for aesthetic.

and yes - this is edible!
[196/200]

[Knickknacks]

username: Knickknacks
Wyrmling: orange
name: Cyrtia
gender: female
meal: --wip :0

[Mnemosyne]

username: Mnemosyne
Wyrmling: pudding
name: Rhydderas
gender: male
meal: The traditional dish of Winterberry Pie seems like a mishmash of random wintery ingredients, which it in fact is. Local winter berries are gathered, boiled down in a pot with melted snow and freshly tapped syrup. The pie crust is traditionally made of acorn flour and a bit of egg. Flavored with juniper berries, the pie ends up as a warm, toasty reminder of the season's bounty. Even as a blanket of snow covers the land, there are delicious foods to be found with just a bit of hunting around. Winterberry Pie is traditionally eaten around the holidays as families come together and convene so each can take a slice of the season with them as dessert. [ 117 / 200 ]

[_silentsiren_]

username: _silentsiren_
Wyrmling: Orange
name: Yord
gender: Female
meal: Magma cookies ;;

Magma cookies are believed to have
been one of the first dishes a human
and dragon made together during the
colder months of the year. This dish is
known to all of Rosohax because of the
cookies warmth through even some of
the harshest weather. It’s believed
to warm someone close to frostbite
back to their normal temperature
within an hour. No traveler leaves
without at least one during the winter.

[yeena]

username: ceance
Wyrmling: orange
name:
gender: male
meal: res with wyrm tails
babies typically lose their tails growing up and if found, the tails can be made into rlly fulfilling dinners!
mainly only served in winter because of the breeding habits of the wyrms and how the seasons line up with juvies losing their tails

[doge fruit]

- snip -

[Nanorat]

username: Nanorat
Wyrmling: pudding
name: Tiny
gender: Male
meal: "Meat Berries"
Minced meat is mixed with spices - among them, it is important to include dried and powdered barberry for sour-sweetness and juniper berries for pine aroma - and small balls are formed from the mix. The balls are then wrapped in few layers of pickled grape leaves and baked in an oven untill the fat in meat starts melting; after that the balls are glazed with a small bit of barberry syrup and cooked for a few more minutes. When done, it is served in small wicker baskets, with a twig of mint and dill, so they look like berries!

[_Exxus_]

username: _Exxus_
Wyrmling: orange
name: Clementine
gender: male
meal: "Orange Creamsicle Pie", an excerpt from a rather old Beccian cookbook.
Instructions:
1. Using a bundle of sticks, beat cream cheese until very smooth.
2. Add heavy cream, sweetened condensed milk, orange juice concentrate, and orange zest. Beat until thickened
3.Pour filling into pie crust, then proceed to let out to rest in snow for at least two hours.
Optional:
Put orange slices and whip cream on the edges as a decoration.

Can be served frozen or slightly thawed.

[shishou]

username: eggshells
Wyrmling: orange
name: ravie
gender: male
meal: res w smth bug related

oh what a dear! theyre so cute