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Hi, you can call me Sayyer. I'm a queer autistic adult and I make art from time to time. This is a personal blog, not just an art one. To see my art (tagged my art), you can follow any of these links:
Art | Webcomic Blog | Ko-fi | Redbubble
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Links to all of artist Sayyer's socials and how to contact them for work.
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Other tags that I use:
Important - this contains things/issues that are important to me, some of the posts have descriptions of violence and other things that may be upsetting or triggering to some. I try my best to tag specifics).
Art tag - tagged art, both other people's and my art are found here.
Aesthetic posts are tagged a.
Cats
Beautiful People - a collection of images, gifs, and videos of people (a lot of these have eye contact - so block for that/scopophobia).
Videos - tagged videos
Humor - tagged lmaoooo
Refs - tagged ref; a collection of (mostly) art references, resources, and tutorials
Fan Stuff (I'm including the tag I use so you can block it using the filtering feature if it's not something you wanna see - or if you totally do, then you can just click the link):
Lord of the Rings - tagged as lotr
BTS - tagged as bts
GOT7 - tagged as got7
The Elder Scrolls - tagged elder scrolls, and each game is tagged as well - ESO, Skyrim, Oblivion, Morrowind
Dragon Age - tagged as dragon age and each game in the series Origins , Dragon Age 2, Inquisition, The Veilguard
Hades - tagged hades game (plus new hades ii stuff)
Dungeons & Dragons - tagged dnd
Baldur's Gate 3 - tagged bg3
Fan Art - tagged fanart (one word).
OC's: tagged my ocs. these tend to be from the games above (BG3, TES, and DA in particular) though, some are from my original comic also found on my webcomic blog (linked above).
I mostly talk in the tags (very rarely in a post), so you'll see this alongside the organizational tags.
In Skyrim, winters are cold and harsh, and the potato plays a large role in the diets of everyone in the province. Potato soup is a popular comfort food in every home and tavern, which, though bland, can be turned into a sophisticated dish with some spices and leeks for a simple hearty soup that’ll warm the chill from your bones! This recipe can also be made entirely vegan by substituting butter with olive oil and either omitting the cheese or using a cheese substitute.
You will need:
5 large potatoes, washed
3 leeks, sliced thinly
1 ½ cups beef or vegetable stock (I use 2 bouillon cubes if I’m lazy)
2 cups milk or milk substitute
½ cup shredded mature cheddar
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 tsp chili powder (not flakes)
1 tsp smoked paprika
1 tbsp mixed dried herbs of your choice
2 tbsp butter or olive oil
Leaves of 5-6 stalks fresh thyme
Salt and pepper, to taste
Parmesan cheese, to sprinkle (optional)
Method:
Bring a large pot of water to the boil and boil the potatoes with the skins on for 25-30 minutes (this may be longer or shorter depending on the type of potato. To check if the potato is done, take a knife and poke it- if the potato slides off easily, it’s boiled perfectly). Leave the potatoes aside to cool.
In a pan, fry the leeks and garlic on medium heat with the thyme until fragrant and evenly golden brown. Set aside.
In a food processor, blend the potatoes with the skins on to a smooth creamy mash (you can do this manually in the pot if you don’t have a food processor). Add the leeks and garlic, dried herbs, cheddar, chili and paprika, then whiz again until well combined.
Bring the stock and milk to a boil in a pot, then scoop in the potato mixture. Stir constantly until it is dissolved and even in consistency. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Serve immediately and sprinkle with parmesan to taste. Goes great with some fresh crusty bread and garlic butter!
Next up someone is going to claim that the Narnia series isn't kids books.
Kids books is probably not the best way to word it, you can enjoy them at every age, including your childhood, as you get older you may find new truths in them, but they're still good for any age.
