Some things that can help:
I just looked up what these look like on the inside and am quite disappointed
I should also start using a charcoal grill rather than propane. Would probably give them a better flavor.
We use charcoal and it’s pretty darn good. We prefer to cook them until there’s a ‘crispy’ texture on the outside, my SO doesn’t enjoy softer textures and figured out a way to carefully cook them to have a bit of char. They feel even closer to beef like this to us.
I’ve also experimented with a griddle by smashing them thin too. Results were promising, I just haven’t quite got it down yet though
I personally prefer the Impossible meat, it feels a lot more like beef than Beyond. Not to say Beyond isn’t great too though
Is the mash potatoes? The texture and colour is throwing me off
Lpt: Just paint the grass at the same time, colour matching won’t be a problem ;)
And tore me to pieces
'Til you run out of cake
Popping in to suggest Ship of Fools and Cult of the Lamb
Ship of Fools was shorter than I’d like but lots of fun. Currently playing through Cult of the Lamb co-op and and we’ve been having a blast
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Prototype 2 (2012)
It’s been a while, I can’t really remember the game well but I do remember enjoying the prototype games.
I can’t recall too many other games that haven’t already been mentioned here either
I’m here for Voyager for the same reasons. I like the characters, the setting is great to explore situations and themes away from the federations protection and influence. I also like ‘found family’ themes, the crew being one big family that depends on, uplifts and supports one another is just nice
She said that but she was wrong lol Off the top of my head both the Terminator and Alien series had lead female action hero’s that predate the Hunger Games
Also I don’t mean to be pedantic, I can’t tell if this is a stealth /s discussion or not
It looks like the train spun out and slid backwards off the tracks on the right
Farnsworth: Dear Lord! That’s over 150 atmospheres of pressure!
Fry: How many atmospheres can the ship withstand?
Farnsworth: Well, it’s a space ship, so I’d say anywhere between zero and one.