A quick Nom-nom post before I toddle off to bed:

Tonight, for a late dinner, I made a savory version of my microwave oatmeal cake.

I used soya powder and corn oil, instead of the almond butter. And I used concentrated chicken broth instead of water. I mixed in chopped spinach and onions for veggie (pre-zapped, first, but in the same dish), and flavored it with nutmeg and garlic powder. I also zapped it for 30 seconds longer, because the spinach and onions have so much water in them.

So, technically, a different recipe altogether, except for the fact that the chemistry of "Oatmeal, blended together and zapped with minimal liquid, a bit of fat, and dairy and vegtable protein, then cooled to just above room temperature, will yield a texturally pleasing and easily digestible cake" remains the same.

I think I've figured out what flavor of geek I am:

Some are clearly comic book geeks. Others are sci-fi geeks. Still others are Gamer Geeks. And Math Geeks. And History Geeks. And Language Geeks. And, of course, there's overlap all over the place.

Me? I'm an Art Geek.

And, starting in January, this year, my local public radio started airing Studio 360, about how the art and creativity and culture interesect. It's just nifty.

And today, the show was about the Large Hadron Collider, and the Art Geeks intersected with the Science Geeks. And I just knew I had to share the squee with my f'list (They even commissioned a brand new sci-fi story for the show).

Not dialup friendly, though.

Oh, and I decided to use this bunny icon for the "Oh, look at this cool thing I found!" posts, 'cause that's what I imagine the bunny in the underbrush is saying to her buddy, there...