His own plate had the other half of the hashbrowns and two eggs on top of the toast. Once seated, he cut into the eggs so the yolk would run into the bread and some of the hashbrowns.]
With mother gone more often than not, the Aunties were the ones who were around the raise me but sometimes I still had to fend for myself. They taught me to cook. [He took a bite of yolk-y bread and the white of an egg, savoring the bite for a moment before continuing.] La Noscea is not the only place to know how to make sweet breads. 'Tis called pan dulce in Turali. That being said, I simply guessed based on what I remember and how it tasted. Was I able to recreate it to your liking?
And he looks very pleased indeed as he works his way through his breakfast, trying each part before he starts to mix anything together.]
I think I could be happy with anything that you made for me. [He replies happily. Though Erenville can't see it, his feet give a cheery little wiggle under the table. Erenville definitely will be able to see how the Miqo'te's ears wiggle in turn, though.]
But yes, it's very good. I don't think I tried the Turali sweet breads.
{There's a soft snort, but a light blush in bashfulness. He highly doubted he was that good a cook, he just knew his way around a kitchen! The ear wiggles are always adorable, though, and also a good way to know E'kayan wasn't just saying that.]
Oh, how exciting. [Not a hint of sarcasm - he very much means it.] I think I'd take hunting down sweet breads over needing to save the whole star from annihilation again any day.
[Sounds like a nice break. Hopefully Eorzea and the lands beyond it can manage to stay in one piece for a little while so he can have a break and do something else.]
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His own plate had the other half of the hashbrowns and two eggs on top of the toast. Once seated, he cut into the eggs so the yolk would run into the bread and some of the hashbrowns.]
With mother gone more often than not, the Aunties were the ones who were around the raise me but sometimes I still had to fend for myself. They taught me to cook. [He took a bite of yolk-y bread and the white of an egg, savoring the bite for a moment before continuing.] La Noscea is not the only place to know how to make sweet breads. 'Tis called pan dulce in Turali. That being said, I simply guessed based on what I remember and how it tasted. Was I able to recreate it to your liking?
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And he looks very pleased indeed as he works his way through his breakfast, trying each part before he starts to mix anything together.]
I think I could be happy with anything that you made for me. [He replies happily. Though Erenville can't see it, his feet give a cheery little wiggle under the table. Erenville definitely will be able to see how the Miqo'te's ears wiggle in turn, though.]
But yes, it's very good. I don't think I tried the Turali sweet breads.
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Then, we have our next quest when we return home.
[There were so many kinds, too.]
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[Sounds like a nice break. Hopefully Eorzea and the lands beyond it can manage to stay in one piece for a little while so he can have a break and do something else.]
Do you have a favourite?