Ronan Nolan (
not_in_the_book) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2007-11-17 07:07 pm
Fifth Floor Common Room, Saturday Evening
There was ice cream everywhere.
Milkshakes. Sundaes. Banana splits. Even a baked Alaska. Homemade ice cream sandwiches. A couple of gelati. Even a random lemon sorbeto. Ronan was standing at the counter, making dish after dish, a few well-placed wizardries keeping bowls of ice cream from melting before they could be eaten by whoever came by. The counter was already mostly covered, and there was still more sitting around in containers, ready to be served.
Bart had wanted ice cream, the previous Saturday. Ronan couldn't help but... well. There was a lot of ice cream, for whoever wanted it.
[Open, as common rooms usually are. Feel free to come by and get any of the aforementioned -- or other, freely moddable -- ice cream concoctions.]
Milkshakes. Sundaes. Banana splits. Even a baked Alaska. Homemade ice cream sandwiches. A couple of gelati. Even a random lemon sorbeto. Ronan was standing at the counter, making dish after dish, a few well-placed wizardries keeping bowls of ice cream from melting before they could be eaten by whoever came by. The counter was already mostly covered, and there was still more sitting around in containers, ready to be served.
Bart had wanted ice cream, the previous Saturday. Ronan couldn't help but... well. There was a lot of ice cream, for whoever wanted it.
[Open, as common rooms usually are. Feel free to come by and get any of the aforementioned -- or other, freely moddable -- ice cream concoctions.]

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flailingfussing and instead came closer to watch what Ronan was up to with obvious eagerness."Rich, please and that sounds delicious, Ronan. I'm pretty darn sure you're right about that! Where did you learn to cook?"
Because it was obvious that not only did Ronan know what he was doing but that he was doing it the way Neil had been raised, long before a time of microwaves and instant powders.
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Stirring at the cocoa again, he added some more milk, thinning it down a bit, and added a cinnamon stick, a dash of ground cloves, and a little bit of the orange extract.
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"My mother made sure I knew how to cook breakfast, she believed it was the most important meal of the day and since she had to strike a compromise with my father, she picked breakfast foods as being the ones I needed to learn how not to burn," he explained with a grin.
Watching Ronan keep the milk from scalding, while also adding in the other flavors, Neil gave his head a slight shake.
"This, however, is way beyond being able to cook bacon in a skillet and not burn it. Wow."
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Stirring the cocoa some more, he added more milk, finally bringing it to a consistency where it was drinkable. "There we go," he said, and deftly ladled some into a mug for Neil. He added a dollop of whipped cream from the ice cream toppings on the table, a very light sprinkling of cayenne, and a cherry before handing it over.
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Grinning the grin of a young man who had been a bit of a cut up, for his time at least, Neil reached for the mug and drew it close. Taking a deep breath of the fragrant steam that rose, Neil felt his toes curl.
"Woooww..."
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"You can't rush these things," he said with a wink.
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"You've worked a wonder here, Ronan. Thank you," he said. "I should probably take myself off so you can get back to the ice cream."