Pavla

Pavla is an excellent chef, and tends to be put in charge of cooking for the lair during celebrations and other special occasions. When a dragon gets exalted, he's the one to make them their favorite meal before they go on their way. His specialty is soup!!

Pavla is thoughtful and gentle, and takes great pride in keeping himself and his space neat. He always smells clean and warm. Other dragons like to curl up in his soft fur. He's gay, and has been in relationships/had crushes on a few other dragons in the past, but is currently content being single.

He runs a Bakery/Café with his close friends Cinnamon and Macha.

Voice claim: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx2faIZwBcc

Awakened familiars: fluffer (Prancing Capricat), Teddy (Hibernal Starbear), Silver (Glazed Sentry)



Pavla's recipe: Gluten free chicken soup

Ingredients:

1 white onion
2 sticks of celery
2 peeled carrots or 6 baby carrots
2 chicken breasts
chicken broth (I usually use homemade broth, but store bought is good too!)
A bag of rice (again, I usually use white rice or wild rice, but just about any kind of rice will work.)
Or, if you don't like rice, 2 golden potatoes.

Step 1: prep the vegetables

Mince the onion into fine pieces, and chop the celery. If you're using potatoes, cub the potatoes.

Step 2: heat the broth and prep the chicken

Next you pour the chicken broth into a pot, add any spices you might want as well as the vegetables, and bring to a boil. while you're waiting for it to boil, brown the chicken in a frying pan with a neutral oil, and then chop into cubes. (this step isn't necessary, but I like to do it just in case. You can also just chop the raw chicken and let it cook in the broth)

Step 3: add the chicken and bring to a simmer. Cook the rice separately.

Add the cubed chicken to the pot and lower the heat. Cook the rice however you want--microwave it, stick it in a rice cooker--just don't cook it in the broth unless you want to end up with a weird risotto. Then, when the chicken is fully cooked through, turn off the heat and add the rice. (Or, if you used potatoes instead, don't add the rice.)

And it's done!! Soup is on!! Great for sickness or for when it's winter and you want something filling and warm.

Serves four people, or one really hungry dragon