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Culinary themes in SPN
Okay. We all know that pie is a recurring theme in SPN. Dean loves pie. Pie was a comfort food Mary offered him as a child. Generally speaking, pie is a very fandom-friendly dessert (SPN, Twin Peaks, and Pushing Daisies, just to name a few).
This season, however, SPN is expanding it's culinary pallet to include cupcakes and waffles. And it's making me hungry.
Cupcakes have been mentioned in "Shut Up, Dr. Phil" . . . HEARTS IN MY CUPCAKES! (And yes, I've been trying to figure out how to create a jelly-filled cupcake that "bleeds" when you bite into it, for next Halloween.
And there was a reference to Dean's penchant forDing Dongs Bing Bongs in "Slash Fiction." This, unfortunately, has sent me on my current culinary search for a recipe for homemade Ding Dongs. The cake, of course, is standard. The filling is easy. It's the coating that appears to prove a challenge, a challenge I now want to take on! Forward!
Waffles, of course, speak for themselves. I got Geo a fantastic waffle iron for his b-day, and we've used it almost every weekend since.
I need a pie/cupcake/waffle icon. *nods*
This season, however, SPN is expanding it's culinary pallet to include cupcakes and waffles. And it's making me hungry.
Cupcakes have been mentioned in "Shut Up, Dr. Phil" . . . HEARTS IN MY CUPCAKES! (And yes, I've been trying to figure out how to create a jelly-filled cupcake that "bleeds" when you bite into it, for next Halloween.
And there was a reference to Dean's penchant for
Waffles, of course, speak for themselves. I got Geo a fantastic waffle iron for his b-day, and we've used it almost every weekend since.
I need a pie/cupcake/waffle icon. *nods*