[ SECRET POST #5379 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5379 ⌋

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Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 27 secrets from Secret Submission Post #770.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

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Games thread!

No thread for secret #4?

[(Anonymous)]

I think you skipped secret 4

[kamino_neko]

Mine is the ringtone from the original Japanese One Missed Call...I don't hold out much hope for someone recognizing it, but I have some.

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you so much, secret maker! :)

[(Anonymous)]

I rewatched some NCIS recently and found myself just skipping through everything except Ducky and Abby. Even Abby gets on my nerves sometimes. But my love for Ducky remains.

Looking For Fairly Cheap/Easy Vegetable Dishes

[(Anonymous)]

As the title says. I need more veg in my diet.

Dishes can also have meat in them; they don't have to be vegetarian. As long as vegetables are a prominent aspect of the dish.

Blandness is the main DNW.

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't tried watching any Kdramas yet, but that's how I feel about Cdramas. They certainly have their own set of issues and flaws, but they're new to me and I'm still enjoying the novelty.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! That would be great for my 50+ pages of "marked for later".

Re: Looking For Fairly Cheap/Easy Vegetable Dishes

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing has to be bland so long as you season it properly. This is one of my favorite ways to eat broccoli:

https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/roasted_broccoli/

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks, secret maker! And very apposite choice of art too c:

Re: Looking For Fairly Cheap/Easy Vegetable Dishes

[(Anonymous)]

Stir-fry broccoli is one of my favorites. I make it with a little garlic and a sweet sauce (brown sugar, soy sauce, corn starch for thickness, red pepper flakes). Takes about 15 minutes and it's really tasty.

[(Anonymous)]

Not obscure, but last time I was at LAX, I heard someone's phone go off with the Kimmunicator ringtone from Kim Possible. I wanted to find them and congratulate them on their taste, but it was too crowded, lol.

[(Anonymous)]

honestly, what got me to add more veg to my diet wasn't looking specicially for veg-heavy dishes, but just what I could an extra ingredient or two to, and cook it correctly so that it tastes good. e.g., roasting for broccoli, asparagus, etc.

roasting is a fucking game-changer. gone are the days of bland vegetables steamed or boiled (ugh) and unseasoned. A very small amount of healthy-ish olive oil and genuine seasonings, like pepper, garlic powder, etc, takes vegetables from gross to amazing. roasting some broccoli and peppers as a side dish with a cut of any meat? perfect. Mixing roasted veg with potatoes? Absolutely. I'm at the point where my go-to lazy dish is stir-fry, because you can quickly sautee any meat with any number of vegetables and it's probably healthier and tastier than most fancy dishes that need a sauce to taste better. So, adding one extra veg for variety means I'm suddenly eating a dish that's 75 percent veg - carrots, celery, and broccoli with fresh garlic and onions and ginger root, filling me up with fiber and nutrients along with a sliver or two of pork or chicken and rice.

In my urge to eat less process/pre-made/canned/jarred food I learned very quickly that the two biggest problems with not liking vegetables are how they're cooked and how they're seasoned. I grew up with vegetables either being candied and sugared to shit or steamed with zero seasoning, it's no wonder I didn't know that vegetables could be fucking delicious so long as you're cooking them correctly and not boiling or steaming them to death.

that said, mad props to Japanese style quick-pickling for almost any veg. Pickled daikon + carrot or cucumber or both = amazeballs.

[(Anonymous)]

I hadn't watched NCIS properly in years (stopped watching right after they killed Kate off) but caught some of the episodes here and there, and yeah, the characters are all pretty bad.