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Sig candy up for grabs!
There's no RP effort required for this gorgeous male. You may roleplay him later if you want to, but feel free to use him as sig candy if that's your thing!

The rules are simple. Cook a delicious dessert and post the recipe and a picture of your creation in this thread no later than 4 PM GMT tomorrow (September 1st). A team of highly trained Warals will then evaluate your efforts and decide on a winner. (The time may be extended if there are not enough entries.)

If you have no means to cook you may create a dessert in some other creative way... It still needs to look delicious however.

Freebie rules:
- If you win this Sentinel he's completely free of charge.
- Basic customization is available at flatsale pricing (up to 25K)
- If you own more than two Sentinels you can't win, sorry. We want to give newbies a chance.
- If you'd like to cook and have more than two Sentinels you will have to gift the Sentinel to a newbie if you should win.
- Please include a note with your Gaia nickname and the phrase "Noctua sig candy contest" in the picture.

The contest have been extended until we get a few more entries.

BAKED ALASKA:
Ingredients:
1 Fudge Brownie Layer (Cake Mix) - Cut into Disks
1 Scoop of Chocolate Marble Ice Cream
MERINGUE:
3 Egg Whites
1/2 Teaspoon of Cream of Tartar
1 Teaspoon of Vanilla
6 Tablespoons of Sugar

DIRECTIONS:
For the base layer of cake, I just used a cake mix *lazy*, so just follow the box's instructions. Once the cake has completely cooled, take a cup or cookie cutter to divide it into circles. Put them aside for now.

For the meringue, I was lucky enough to have a mixer. I pity those without one. Start the mixer (gradually speeding up as you go along) with your three egg whites in the bowl, promptly adding the cream of tartar and vanilla. Slowly pour the sugar in, being careful to let the goop go smooth before adding more. Once everything is in, crank up the speed to about medium-fast and sit back for a few minutes. Once the goop has turned white and fluffy (and is able to hold a shape), you're done.

After that, scoop your choice of ice cream onto the cake, then apply your meringue (the more artistically, the better). At that point, you have one of two choices. You can either pour a little rum over top and light it on fire for a few seconds, or just get a torch and gently brown the meringue.

Then eat it.

In Progress, After Dinner at a Friend's Apartment:




Alas, No Rum... Had to Use a Torch Instead:

Homemade Oreo Cookies
Cookies
2 packages of moist chocolate cake mix (I like Duncan Hines)
4 eggs
2/3 cup oil

Preheat oven to 350c. Mix ingredients together and make 1/2" balls. Bake for 12 minutes, allow to cool completely before adding the filling.

Filling
1 cup Cream Cheese
1/3 cup butter
3 cup icing sugar
1 tsp. vanilla

Take cream cheese and butter and cream together. Add in icing sugar and vanilla and mix well together. Chill in fridge for 3-4 hours (should be spreadable like peanut butter). Spread over cookies and sandwich together. Chill in fridge overnight.

*mine kinda got goopy cause I rushed it a bit sweatdrop