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AU where Steven rules the Earth like a dictator, his Gems terrified of him and his humans forced into labor. The human girl he chose to be his servant now finds herself backed into a corner as Steven is unable to hold back his love. Despite his merciless behavior, y/n believes there's still a chance to reach his humanity. Can y/n impact Steven's heart and make him reconsider his actions? WARNING: This story is rated mature for: Swearing, Violence, Gore, Sexual Content, Abuse, Torture, Assault, Sexual Assault, Rape, Murder, Suicide, Death, etc. Specific warnings will be posted at the top of each chapter applicable. (Cover image credit to Aniiis on Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/aniiis.ue/
Cookie Cat from Steven Universe. 11x17 print on craft paper
A gente já conversou que gorda não é xingamento e magra não é elogio. A gente já conversou que existem mais corpos além do gordo/magro. Mas como elogiar sem reforçar o discurso gordofóbico de sempre…
"Steven Universe", created by Rebecca Sugar (who also worked on "Adventure Time"), premiered last night on Cartoon Network! Leading up to the official premier, Smalls and I watched the heck out of all the clips as well as the first episode, "Gem Glow" (which was an early, free download via iTunes. Smalls does the "and Steven!" part of the opening credits & then eats a pretend hotdog. In "Gem Glow", we're introduced to "cookie cat" (see below), Steven's favorite and recently discontinued ice cream sandwich brand. Does this dessert help him access his gem power? Or does his gem react from the euphoria he gets when experiencing something that tastes so good? (Or maybe it's comfort or nostalgia, it's a mystery!) It goes without saying, but I just had to make some cookie cats. For you guys, and for Smalls! In fact, "Steven Universe", so far, has had so many mentions of food (hotdogs, doughnuts, hotdogs in doughnuts, fry bits, etc.) that I'm pretty sure I'll be revisiting this show on the blog in the future. "Cookie Cat! He's a pet for your tummy. Cookie Cat! He's super-duper yummy!" "Oh sweet Cookie Cat, with your crunchy cookie outside, and your icy, creamy inside, you're too good for this world." —Steven, "Gem Glow", "Steven Universe", S.1, Ep.1 Note: You'll notice in the image to the right, taken from Steven's cookie cat song sequence, that there are vanilla cookie cats! In the recipe below simply use yellow cake mix instead of chocolate & use only vanilla ice cream for the filling. Alternate Filling: Don't want to deal with melty ice cream? Use marshmallows instead! Place 1/2 a large white marshmallow & 1/2 a large pink marshmallow, cut sides down, on one cookie bottom & zap in the microwave for 15 seconds. Place the top cookie on & gently squish down so the marshmallows spread out to the edges. This variation is especially great for little "Steven" lovers, like Smalls. (See my Instagram post with this version here). Steven's Cookie Cat Ice Cream Sandwiches Ingredients: Classic Vanilla Ice Cream Strawberry Ice Cream (pink, without little bits) 1/2 of a 15.25 oz. Box of Chocolate Cake Mix (~1 1/2 cups cake mix) 1 Large Egg 1/4 Cup Shortening OR Room Temperature Butter (I like to use butter flavor shortening) 1/4 Cup All-Purpose Flour 1 1/2 tsp. Water Important Items: Parchment Paper Cat Head Cookie Cutter (mine's an inexpensive one from Ebay but Amazon sells them as well) Small Circle Cutter (a little larger than a regular straw opening. You could use a smoothie straw.) Plastic Wrap Directions: 1. Place a sheet of parchment paper on a tray that has sides. Sit the containers of ice cream out long enough to be spreadable but not so long that they get too melty. Work quickly! Spread a strip of vanilla ice cream about a 1/2" thick & half as wide as your cat head cookie cutter. Next, spread an equal-sized strip of strawberry ice cream right next to (touching) the vanilla. Repeat this pattern again so you have vanilla, strawberry, vanilla, strawberry. Now cover the tray with plastic wrap & place it in the freezer overnight. 2. Combine the rest of the ingredients in a mixing bowl & mix until just combined, about 2 minutes. Wrap the resulting dough in plastic wrap (try not to eat it all) & chill it in the freezer for about 15 minutes. Preheat your oven to 375°F. Tear off a baking tray-sized sheet of parchment paper & dust it with flour. Using a floured rolling pin, roll the cookie dough to about 1/8" thickness. Cut an even number of cat head shapes about 1" apart & gently pull away the unused dough in between & roll it into a ball again to use for the next batch. Cut circles for eyes out of half of the cat heads, using a toothpick to "pluck out" (ouch!) the dough circles if needed. Place the parchment paper with the cookies on it onto a tray (optional: poke the faces gently with a fork for texture) & bake for about 5-6 minutes. Remove from the oven & let cool for a minute & then transfer the cookies to a wire rack to cool completely. Repeat the cookie process until you're out of dough (or you could freeze the dough for another time, or eat it directly, or roll it into balls & then roll the balls into powdered sugar & bake). 3. Once the cookies are cool, flip over all of the cat heads that don't have eyes so that their undersides are facing up. Next, pull out the tray of ice cream from the freezer & remove the plastic wrap. You'll have to work quickly! Starting at the bottom of the ice cream tray, press the cat cookie cutter into the ice cream equally between a strip of vanilla & a strip of strawberry. While the cutter is still in the ice cream, use a butter knife to scrape away the excess ice cream from the side of the cutter closest to you. Now remove the cookie cutter & slide the knife under the cut-out to transfer it to one of the upside down cat head cookies. Make sure the ice cream cut-out is centered & then place one of the cat faces (the ones with eyes) on top & gently press down. Repeat this process for all of the cat head & cat face cookie pairs. Wrap the cookie cats individually & tightly in plastic wrap & put them in the freezer so the ice cream can harden overnight (don't worry, the cookie part will become the perfect texture). When you're ready to eat one, remember to start with the ears! * Check out my special Cookie Cat inspired tea blend on Adagio Teas! *
Jake Roper joins Rosanna Pansino on Nerdy Nummies to make this Steven Universe Ice Cream Sandwich - a soft chocolate cookie recipe stuffed with vanilla and strawberry ice cream! Yields 1 dozen cookie sandwiches Things you'll need Ingredients 2 ½ cups all purpose flour ½ cup dark cocoa powder 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 cup unsalted butter 1 ½ cups sugar 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ½ teaspoon almond extract 4 quarts vanilla ice cream 4 quarts strawberry ice cream Equipment Large mixing bowl Medium mixing bowl Hand mixer Rubber spatula Plastic food wrap Rolling pin Cat cookie cutter Oval cookie cutter Baking sheet lined with parchment paper Offset spatula Acetate strips Baking sheet covered in plastic wrap Let's get started! Preheat oven to 325ºF. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and salt. In a large bowl, beat butter until smooth. Add sugar and mix until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time and then mix in vanilla and almond extracts. Mix in flour on a low speed. Shape dough into 2 discs about an inch thick and wrap them in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for 1 to 24 hours. Roll out dough to ¼ an inch thick. Cut out cat heads and place them on a lined cookie sheet about an inch apart. Use a small oval cutter to cut eyes out of half of the cookies. Bake for 16 minutes. Remove the cookies from the oven. Cool for 2 minutes the cookie sheet and then transfer them to a wire rack to cool completely. Time to decorate! Spread strawberry ice cream along a baking sheet to cover 1/4 of the sheet. Use a strip of acetate to hold it in place (PICTURE at 6:54). Repeat with vanilla ice cream and then continue to alternate the two flavors until there are four layers. Remove acetate sheets and freeze for a few hours. Cut cat shapes out of the ice cream strips so that one eye is strawberry and the other is vanilla (PICTURE at 8:43). Place the ice cream on a cooled cookie and then top it with a cookie that has eye holes. Tada! This delicious Steven Universe Cookie Cat Ice Cream is ready for a hot summer day!
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