Let that boy cook

>>40595546 (OP)
https://youtu.be/gODGcVSzh1U

>>40595546 (OP)
Destruction of the old prison world is a necessary prerequisite in order to usher in the free new world.

>>40595546 (OP)

>>40595668
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XEN17D1zyQ

>>40595546 (OP)
sure, he can cook in hell.

>>40595546 (OP)
Its a really hot painting ngl I hate how I associate it with "leftist" satanic cringe edgelords like that Marina. Not that the right isnt full of edgelords either, especially with those that thought they made the right choice with the trap weaver.
If only there were a group that wasn't knee deep into this whole narrative dribble that wasnt so fucking cringe.

>>40595899
https://youtu.be/ptrB2otmgPE

>>40595546 (OP)
What's up with his penis?

>>40595546 (OP)
>>40595650
https://youtu.be/xb4MzoKo4vk?si=7sB7TOg25vXf3F8l

>>40596657
https://youtu.be/km31ewu33cU

>>40595650
Wow, those lyrics are absolute filth

>To think of mole as a sauce fails to capture its spirit and range. Mole is about the detailed layering of flavors; each ingredient is usually prepared or cooked separately, and then blended into a thick, complex substance that is simmered into harmony. Although it is often paired with meats and rice, mole is never the side dish: It is the centerpiece of the table.

>Mole is so deeply rooted in the Mexican consciousness that most children there grow up hearing the origin story of the country’s fabled mole poblano, which dates to late 17th century Puebla. It involves a nun named Sor Andrea de la Asunción of the Convent of Santa Rosa who, while cooking a meal in honor of a visiting archbishop, blended old and new world ingredients, stumbling onto a recipe of dried chiles, seeds, nuts and chocolate that is traditionally served over guajolote (turkey) or chicken. Some versions of the story tell of a “divine wind” that miraculously drops all the ingredients into one pot. (Today, many historians interpret the story as a colonialist myth that romanticized the encounter between indigenous and European cultures and bolstered Mexican nationalist identity.)

>There are countless mole varieties found throughout Mexico, including distinctive regional varieties like mole poblano and the inky mole de huitlacoche from Tlaxcala. The heart and soul of the country’s mole culture, though, is in Oaxaca, nicknamed the land of seven moles.