#bunny basket

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[halloween-sweets]

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[cpahlow]

[princessbrunette]

bunny!reader prancing around in this for rafey <3

[cerise-on-top]

Easter with König

It's another holiday, which means I'm going to make my favorite fictional Austrian go through the holidays as well. First was Fasching, now it's Easter! If I have to celebrate it, then so does König, except he gets to have a better time doing it!

I wouldn’t be surprised if you’d meet his family during Easter. It’s a tradition of his to go to his parents’ home during that time for a visit and a chat, he only sees them maybe twice a year, so he can appreciate having a small get together with them. He normally gets along well with his parents, but he’s lost most of the contact he had with them ever since he hit his mid 20’s, but he does look forward to seeing them. Naturally, he’d take you along for the ride, regardless of whether you actually know German or not. He can play interpreter for you, it’s not a problem for him. But if you know German already? All the better, that way his parents and you can just talk to each other with no problems. He does hope that you’ll get along with them, they did play an important part in his life when he was younger.

König genuinely hopes that you will like the traditional Osterjause*, though. He’s loved Easter for that reason, and for the freshly baked lambs, but mostly for the best Brettljause*. In fact, he’s probably called his mother two weeks before his visit to let her know what kind of meat and sausages to get for him and you as well so that there shall be plenty to go around. If you’re not from around, then you likely don’t know what a “Gsöchts”* or “Schweinsbratn”* is, but he will assure you that it’s something delicious. König could rave on and on about that one farmer’s “Hauswiaschtl”. In fact, if he can, he’d love to go to the farmer’s market on Friday with you just so he can get you something to eat. Not above grabbing some Bauernbrot* and Krenn* either while he’s at it. Mans needs his Krenn when eating his Osterjause. Although it will have been a while since he’s seen everyone, he will introduce you to all the farmers there since he knows a good chunk of them growing up.

Naturally, he’ll be drinking a few beers here and there as well. He’s Austrian, it’s in his blood. Will have you try everything off the plate, from the Nuss* to the low-fat Karree*. Loves having you with him and will actively try to involve you in any conversation there may be so that you get to talk as well. Again, it might be a bit awkward if you don’t know any German, especially since he’s not the most reliable translator, but you’ll get by somehow. His parents have been curious about you for a while now anyway and have been wanting to meet you.

Although he claims to be far too old for that sort of thing, he wouldn’t mind looking for an “Osterkerberl”* with you. It’s a nice tradition that he used to love as a child and he wants you to experience Austrian Easter with him, so he likely asked his mother to hide one for you somewhere around the yard so you can go find it. She won’t give you any clues as to where it could be found. It’s childish, but it’s a lot of fun. In fact, if König were to ask her to prepare a Kerberl* for you, then chances are she prepared one for him as well, for old time’s sake. And then the both of you, two fully grown adults, will run around the yard, looking for the basket. Once you found it, you had to admit it was rather cute, filled with a few hand painted eggs, some colorful chocolate, a baked lamb and some crafted chicks and bunnies. Clearly, his mother put in a lot of thought into what goes into such a small basket. In fact, even the “grass” was made of edible paper, it seemed.

König would feel somewhat stupid, looking for a basket of all things during Easter, but it did remind him of his childhood, so he wouldn’t outwardly complain. Besides, you walking up to him, all happy with your little basket, does something to him. The sight was just too adorable, so he’d likely ask you, the master sleuth, to assist him in his hunt. Once you’ve both found them, you’d return back to his parents’ apartment and continue just chatting while occasionally eating a bit of the Jause*.

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Osterjause - Food that’s been prepared for Easter. It usually consists of meat, sausage, cheese, tomatoes and horseradish.

Brettljause - Same as Osterjause except it can be eaten at any point during the year.

Gsöchts - Geselchtes - Salted and smoked meat.

Schweinsbratn - Schweinebraten - Specifically prepared roast pork, eaten cold in this context.

Hauswiaschtl - Hauswürstel - A hard sausage.

Bauernbrot - A special type of bread.

Krenn - Horseradish.

Nuss, Karree - Types of meat

Osterkerberl - Osterkörbchen - Easter basket, a basket filled with easter themed food. Sometimes has a gift in it as well, mostly for children.

Kerberl - Körbchen - A basket

Jause - In this context it refers to the Osterjause.

[chefchatter]

Easter Cookies: Sweet Treats to Celebrate the Season

Ingredients:

1 cup unsalted butter, softened

1 cup granulated sugar

1 large egg

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

3 cups all-purpose flour

1/2 teaspoon baking powder

1/4 teaspoon salt

Assorted food coloring

Sprinkles, for decorating

Instructions:

In a large mixing bowl, cream together the softened butter and granulated sugar until light and fluffy.

Beat in the egg and vanilla extract until well combined.

In a separate bowl, whisk together the all-purpose flour, baking powder, and salt.

Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, mixing until a dough forms.

Divide the dough into smaller portions, depending on how many colors you want to use. Add a few drops of food coloring to each portion and knead until the color is evenly distributed.

Wrap each colored dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to firm up.

Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C). Line baking sheets with parchment paper.

Roll out each colored dough portion on a lightly floured surface to about 1/4-inch thickness. Use cookie cutters to cut out Easter-themed shapes.

Place the cookies onto the prepared baking sheets, leaving some space between each cookie.

Bake in the preheated oven for 8-10 minutes, or until the edges are lightly golden.

Remove from the oven and let the cookies cool on the baking sheets for a few minutes before transferring them to a wire rack to cool completely.

Once the cookies are completely cooled, decorate them with sprinkles or icing, if desired.

Serve and enjoy these festive Easter cookies with family and friends!

Prep Time: 15 minutes | Chill Time: 30 minutes | Bake Time: 8-10 minutes | Total Time: 1 hour

Servings: Makes about 24 cookies

#eastercookies #cookies #baking #homemade #spring #desserts #foodphotography #yum #foodbloggers #instafood

[charlotteee013]

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[cultofgalaxy]

🐇🐤🐤

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[meegan420]

Easter Craig,Stripe and Tweek South Park/South Paws

[dazzlen-the-clown]

Made some art for easter :]

[spindle-and-nima]

Sometimes I randomly remember “damn girl you blue as hell” from way back and it brings joy to still follow his little blue adventures

My god yea I wish I could find that post but since I accidentally deleted my old blog I lost it :(

The image that started the "that things blue" post

[cpahlow]

[goshyesvintageads]

E.J. Brach & Sons, 1963

[favesblog]

tysm @tamagoneko for coloring in this manga page for me 🥰 it's the rarepair otp