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America’s Next Drag Superstar

Trinity theking Duck Pancakes

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After nine grueling weeks of All Stars gag and goopery which saw the iconic Jasmine Masters herself freestyling a comedy routine and becoming the first boot, Farrah g’oooooohhhhhhhhing in ninth, Gia absolutely finishing in eighth – yep, dis happening – Valentina’s fantasy following her out the door before Naomi boldly felled Manila before the other half of Latrila, Latrice, followed her out the door – for the second time this season which only bears repeating for link purposes – leaving us a final four of Monique, Naomi, Monét and Trinity.

The Tuck, no longer a Taylor.

After the top four appeared on Ru and Michelle’s podcast, they were challenged with dropping a verse on Ru’s Super Queen before Todrick arrived to choreograph the live performance. The Queens then brought their All Stars Extravaganza to the mainstage and despite slaying the game, Naomi and Monique were cut ahead of the final lip sync.

Which ended with the gag of the season to end all gags of seasons – even besting the queens eliminating each other, Bebe – with Monét and Trinity both taking out the season and landing a spot in the Hall of Fame.

Full disclosure, I hated Trinity when the season 9 cast were released. Call it the cast photo or my judgemental nature, but I assumed that I would hate her and looked forward to her disappearing in the first few weeks. Then I saw her perform and week after week, she wore me down and by the time it came to lip sync for the crown, I desperately hoped that she would somehow take out victory.

While we all know how that ended, Trinity did win and fan and I was thrilled to see her come back to the competition and slay another season. And most importantly, finally snag herself a crown. So condragulations on your long overdue win, Trinity. I hope the Trinity theking Duck Pancakes honour your victory and keep you fed while locked in the Hall of Fame.

 

 

Delicate pancakes, melt in your mouth duck that packs a punch and some fresh cucumber? Sign me up, these babies are glorious.

Enjoy!

 

 

Trinity theking Duck Pancakes
Serves: 4.

Ingredients
1 tsp tamari
1 tsp Shaoxing wine
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp Chinese five spice
4 duck breasts, skin on, rinsed and thoroughly patted dry with a paper towel
1/2 cup plain flour
2 tablespoons cornflour
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup milk
2 eggs
2 tablespoons butter, melted
2 shallots, thinly sliced, plus extra for serving
sesame oil
1 cucumber, de-seeded and julienned
hoisin sauce, to serve

Method
Combine the tamari, shaoxing, salt and five spice in a bowl, and rub into the duck breasts. Leave skin side up on a plate and transfer to the fridge to marinate and leave the skin to dry out.

Flash forward to the next day and blitz the flour, cornflour, water, milk, egg and half the butter in a blender until smooth. Transfer to a jug and fold through the shallots. Cover and leave to rest for fifteen minutes.

To make the pancakes, brush some of the remaining butter in the skillet and pour a couple of tablespoons of batter in the skillet, spread to form a thin pancake and cook for a couple of minutes, flipping once. Repeat until done.

Preheat oven to 180C.

Bring a lug of oil to heat in a skillet and once scorching, place the duck breasts skin side down and cook for five-ten minutes, or until the fat renders. Flip the breasts and transfer to the oven for 5 minutes, or until cooked through. Remove from the oven and leave to rest for fifteen minutes.

To serve, transfer the duck to a cutting board and cut into thin slices. Place some duck, shallots and cucumber on the centre of a pancake, slather with hoisin and devour like a winner.

 

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Beignet X Change

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Previously on All Stars ten queens entered the Werk Room ready to battle to join Chad, Alaska and Trixie in the Hall of Fame. While Jasmine, Farrah, Gia, Latrice, Valentina, Manila and Latrice were eliminated along the way, Naomi, Monique, Monet and Trinity remained to fight for their place.

After a gruelling song and dance number, enlightening podcasts and stunning runways, Naomi and Monique were eliminated, leaving Monet and Trinity to lip sync for the crown. And lip sync they did.

Neither Monet nor Trinity hid behind the gimmicks that have marked previous lip syncs for the crown. Both hitting every damn lyric of Christina Aguilera’s Stronger and performing the hell out of it. They both knocked it out of the park, but Monet’s brand of absurd, in my opinion, really stole the show. Until Chad, Alaska and Trixie returned to crown their newest Hall of Famer.

And then again when Ru shocked everyone – with a poorly cut together ending – and announcing that both queens snatched the crown and both would be locked up in the Hall of Fame.

While Trinity may have had the slightly stronger track record heading into the finale, there is no denying the fact that Monét owned the episode from start to finish. So anyone complaining of riggery and/or morris-y and/or tomfoolery, needs to chill the f out and soak up the majesty that double crownings are now possible. And isn’t that a good thing? Plus – a winner’s circle bursting at the seams means we’re closer to a winner’s season.

Despite stumbling in the first challenge, Monét came back with a vengeance, performing consistently well and finally bringing it on the runway. And let’s circle back to the fact she didn’t get gimmicky in her lip syncs – Asia kinda soured them, no? – and still managed to slay.

Welcome to the Hall of Fame, Monét! It is well deserved, despite what Bob will tell you on your podcast. At least we’ll always have Beignet X Changes, right?

 

 

While pizzas and burgs appear to be the reality TV killer, nutella is clearly the secret weapon. I mean, Trixie followed by Monét? The results speak for themselves. As do the melt in your mouth majesty of these beignets.

So without further adieu, enjoy!

 

 

Beignet X Change
Serves: 12.

Ingredients
¾ cup lukewarm water
¼ cup raw caster sugar
7g dry yeast
½ cup milk
2 tbsp butter, melted
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla extract
3 ½ cups 00 flour
½ tsp salt
vegetable oil, for fryin’
1 cup Nutella
icing sugar, to serve


Method
Combine the water, sugar and yeast in a jug and leave to get foamy for five minutes or so. Meanwhile combine the milk, butter, egg and vanilla in a small bowl and the flour and salt in the bowl of a stand mixer.

Using the dough hook by hand, add the yeast and milk mixtures to the flour and stir until just combined. Add to the mixer and knead on medium-low for a couple of minutes, or until smooth and elastic. Transfer to a large, oiled bowl, cover and leave to prove for two-three hours.

Heat a couple of inches deep of oil in a large skillet and bring to 160C. Meanwhile roll the dough out to 3-5mm and cut into 3cm squares.

Once the oil is piping hot, add the beignets a few at a time and cook for a couple of minutes or until golden and puffed. Transfer to kitchen towel and repeat until done.

To serve, pipe nutella into each beignet, sprinkle with icing sugar and devour, winningly.

 

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Aguaria Fresca

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race, 14 new queens descended on the Werk Room. Miss Vanjie became a pop-culture icon as she backed out of the mainstage first, followed by – yep, doing this again – Kalorie, Yuhua, Dusty Ray, Mayhem, Blair, Monique, The Vixen, Monét and Cracker, leaving us with a battle royale for the crown between Texas, a Tennessee duo and the sole remaining NYC queen. Poor Asia committed the largest mass butterfly homicide on television to finish in fourth place, leaving Eureka and Kameron to battle it out with Aquaria for the crown.

Which they sadly lost, keeping the crown in NYC and returning it to the Haus of Needles. Where, TBH, it rightfully belongs.

Despite an extremely soft start in the first round of the finale, Aquaria was given a save – in my opinion – due to her slaying the mainstage competition from start to finish. Even at times when you thought she would fail – read: Snatch Game – she played to her strengths and shined bright. I mean, any hole is a goal is essentially now Melania’s motto, am I right?

I pulled Aquaria into my arms as soon as she walked off stage and praised her on her win, particularly given she didn’t push the gimmicks so far in the finale that they overwhelmed her. I held her hand high, congratulated her and then toasted her victory with a fresh Aguaria Fresca.

 

 

Fresh, zingy and totally delicious, agua fresca is the perfect drink to fill you with joy, remind you of the positives of summer – aka on a beach, not at work – and quench your thirst after slaying a competition.

Prance my queens, then enjoy!

 

 

Aguaria Fresca
Serves: 6-8.

Ingredients
¼-½ seedless watermelon
3 limes, juiced
¼ cup raw caster sugar
1 cup mint leaves, roughly chopped plus extra to garnish
ice cubes, to serve
4 cups soda water

Method
Chuck the watermelon, lime juice, sugar and mint in a food processor and blitz until completely juiced. Sieve into a jug and place in the fridge to completely chilled.

When chill add ice and soda water to the jug and stir to combine. Serve immediately, garnished with additional mint like a victorious crown.

 

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June 30, 2018October 7, 2018 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged Agua Fresca, Aguaria Fresca, America, America's Next Drag Superstar, American, Aquaria, Citrus, Drag, Drag Queen, Drag Race, Drink, First Place, Fruit, Herbs, Lime, Logo, Mint, Raw Caster Sugar, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag Race 10, Soda Water, TV, TV Recap, VH1, Watermelon, Winner Leave a comment

Ginkx & Monsoonic

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race 14 queens entered the Werk Room, with Miss Vanjie leading the way out, backwards and into our hearts, and a place in pop-culture herstory. She was followed by Kalorie, Yuhua, Dusty Ray, Mayhem, Blair, Monique, The Vixen, Monét and Cracker, leaving us with a battle of the South and NYC for the crown. But that is next week. This week, it is time to re-une. I know that isn’t a word, can we encourage people to reune from now on? Thanks.

Anyway let’s kick the reunion off by congratulating the winner of the night, Yahua, who came dressed as Samara from the ring. Wait, scrap that – the winner is always Vanjie, who was treated to a minute montage of her viral exit before she admitted the fact she didn’t think she would be going home so just said the first thing that came into her head. She then shared that Vanjie is now a multipurpose word and all she cared about after leaving the show was making the most of her fifteen minutes and getting the bookings, and vanjie-ing her way into the zeitgeist was not something she could have ever expected.

Ru casually confirmed that Kameron, Eureka, Asia and Aquaria would be lip syncing for the crown before talking about some of the most iconic lip syncs of the season, congratulating Dusty and Monét on their Nicki Minaj number, and most importantly, Monét’s death drop fake-out. On the other end of the spectrum, Monique and The Vixen spoke about Monique’s Valentina-esque fail of not knowing the lip sync. Though none compared to the battle of the Fine’s between Kameron and Eureka – which infamously irritated Aquaria – and Kameron surviving four lip syncs, thus far.

Monique pulled popcorn out of her bag as they transitioned to discussing The Vixen’s fights throughout the season. The Vixen defended her telling Cracker about Aquaria and Monét’s Untucked discussion about Cracker and Aquaria’s rumoured twinning in NYC. We then transitioned to Eureka and The Vixen’s fight, with both of the queens downplaying their fight and trying to keep things calm. That lasted about ten seconds after Ru probed them about whether they stand by what they said, which The Vixen said she did while Eureka said she only did in the moment and felt bad now. She then denied baiting The Vixen, despite admitting to it on the show which pissed off The Vixen and lead to five other queens joining in to tell The Vixen not to react when baited, without acknowledging that baiting someone is more fucked up. Poor Asia tried to defend her, before The Vixen and Ru started to get more and more tense until The Vixen decided to leave the reunion.

Poor Asia went in to defend The Vixen and her choice to leave the reunion so as not to continue fighting. While Mayhem, Monique, Blair and Ru argued that she needs to pull her head in before poor Asia tried to remind everyone that she seems like she just wants to be acknowledged and heard. As she continued to talk about The Vixen with Ru, she completely broke down about how everyone had let The Vixen down, herself included, and wished that they could help her. Ru and Asia then argued back and forth, though ultimately felt like they cleared the air. Though that could probs be the wine talking.

From one trauma to another, we pivoted to Dusty’s homophobic family and how he was exorcised through a church for being gay. Yep, you read that correctly. It is fucking horrible and once again, I’m crying. Dusty then shared about how his family still don’t support him and see him as equal, despite apologising for the conversion therapy. He then shared his love for his chosen family, though was disappointed not to get support from those that are meant to love him most while strangers approach her on the street to talk about how proud they are of her. We then went back to Monique’s Untucked breakdown about fearing her mother’s reaction to seeing her on the show, with Monique focusing on wanting to inspire the little kids that feel they don’t have a place or are broken and like Vanjie, I’m fucking crying again.

Continuing the tears, we checked in on Blair and how finally admitting being sexually assaulted had improved her life and helped her deal with it. She spoke about drinking to dull the pain and that she has been completely sober since getting home, much to the delight of her fellow queens. Monét spoke about her own homophobic family in St Lucia and her fear that they may disown her, finally bringing some joy back by sharing that her mum has been checking in on how she is going on the show, despite not mentioning it by name. Yuhua spoke about drag making her feel free, though doesn’t talk about it with her parents which made me feel like it was going to get joyous and then I was kicked in the nuts.

Ru then tried to bring some actually levity to the proceedings with a game of Toot or Boot, with Kameron’s bird dress universally beloved, Cracker’s silverfosy loved by all by Eureka and Monét’s sponge dress hated by all but Mayhem. We then say a package of the judges with the takeaways being Monét thought Andrew Rannells was Jonathan Groff and Alex Trebek quoted Detox.

We circled back to the drama, focusing on Asia saying Miz Cracker wasn’t a star which lead to a sincere apology for Asia. While Cracker accepted the apology, she assured her that she wouldn’t the next time.

With that, Ru threw the floor open to the queens to ask questions to each other with Mayhem asking Aquaria and Asia why they were shady about her outfits in Untucked. Aquaria apologised and explained that she was just expecting more and wanted her to stand out, while Asia just told her she didn’t feel it was her place to read her outfits. Monique then asked Kameron why she has so much personality on social media though was silent and stand-offish on the show. Dusty joined in and said she is hurt by the fact she never gave her that personality, followed by Monét and Vanjie agreeing they never really got the chance to know her.

Ru challenged the queens to read each other one last time, with Vanjie slaying Kalorie, despite Kalorie being the one trying to read her. Eureka did the same thing during Mayhem’s turn before Monét finally landed a joke about Yuhua butchering the english language, Monique and Aquaria did a killer Wakanda joke and Dusty tried to tear everyone apart, from Kameron to Michelle Visage.

And just like that, the reunion reached its crescendo … though not before Mayhem, Dusty backed Aquaria for the win, Kalorie, Yuhua, Cracker and Vanjie professed their support for Eureka, and Monique, Blair, Monét are rooting for Asia.

Womp, womp for Kameron, I guess. Which season 5 victor and dear friend Jinkx Monsoon – who I was reuning with myself – felt horribly about. I first became friends with Jinkx Monsoon in a support group for those who have been personally victimised by Rolaskatox. Despite all being friends now, I will forever be grateful for their clique for uniting Jinkx and I in our pain. Our early catch-ups were marked by drinking and talking, so I obviously whipped out our old Ginkx & Monsoonic to accompany this date.

 

 

Tart and earthy, this is the perfect drink for those wanting to work through some pain, reconnect – or reune – with friends, or appear to be a classy drunk. No judgement.

Enjoy!

 

 

Ginkx & Monsoonic
Serves: 1.

Ingredients
1 lemon, cut into wedges
ice
2 shots gin
tonic water, to top

Method
Place a couple of lemon wedges in a glass with ice.

Top with gin and tonic water.

Down.

 

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June 24, 2018October 7, 2018 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged Alcohol, America, America's Next Drag Superstar, American, Citrus, Drag, Drag Queen, Drag Race, Drink, Fruit, G&T, Gin, Gin & Tonic, Ginkx & Monsoonic, Jinkx Monsoon, Lemon, Logo, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag Race 10, RuPaul's Drag Race 5, Tonic, Tonic Water, TV, TV Recap, VH1, Winner 1 Comment

Rajita

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RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 3 is officially over meaning the shortest off season is finally upon us! While Shangela was arguably robbed, Trixie is more than worthy of a place in the Hall of Fame and to sit amongst the rest of the queens in the winner’s circle. I mean, fucking Tyra won … let’s focus on an actual talentless person taking the crown, rather than hating any of the nice queens.

Anyway, I’m not here to hate on Tyra … though I could, endlessly. As our feud has once again recommenced. I’m here to mark the last countdown celebration with my dear friend Raja … who once again is tasked with clearing up the mess left by the messy Ty-Ty.

After a season full of negativity and more irritating singing than me at shower time, Raja was a breath of fresh air. She had a killer aesthetic, a sassy attitude and was the frontrunner from day one. And while I love me some Manila, my dear friend – we met through the good Tyra aka Tyra Banks – Raja deserved her crown. Heathers drama (mawma) be damned.

While Raja was already on her way over as the pinnacle of my countdown crown, she arrived a couple of days earlier to make sure the vicious attacks of Tyra weren’t getting me down. And, of course since she is an angel, watch Trixie snatch the crown from Kennedy, Shangie and BeBe for my birthday.

We laughed, we cried, we wondered if my thirst for Kameron would be more than Trixie’s for the dancer, if Asia will school the queens like her daughter Phi Phi, if Eureka will pull herself after pulling a hammy or Dusty Ray will make us all bottoms after a couple of sips from Blair’s flask … before smashing some spicy Rajitas.

 

 

Lightly spiced and sizzling hot, it is exactly how I describe Raja. And like Raja, then only get better when shoved in your mouth.

Enjoy!

 

 

Rajita
Serves: 4.

Ingredients
olive oil
1 lemon, juiced and zested
salt and pepper, to taste
2 tsp oregano
1 ½ tsp ground cumin
1 tsp chilli powder
1 tsp smoked paprika
1 tsp chilli flakes
3 garlic cloves, minced
600g chicken breast, cut into strips
1 red capsicum, julienned
1 green capsicum, julienned
2 onions, sliced
tortillas, grated cheese, guacamole, Salsa Struthers and sour cream, to serve

Method

Combine a lug of oil with the lemon juice and zest, herbs and spices, garlic and a good whack of salt and pepper. Toss to combine, add the chicken and toss to coat. Cover and leave to marinate for 6 hours.

 

When you’re ready to go, heat another lug of oil in a large skillet, and sweat the capsicum and onions until fragrant and sweet. Remove from the pan and allow to rest.

 

In the same pan, cook the marinated chicken for a couple of minutes or until lightly charred and cook through. Add the onion and capsicum, stir and remove from the pan.

 

Serve immediately with tortillas, cheese, guac, salsa and sour cream before devouring, slovenly.

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Thixieshake Nutella

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After BeBe, Kennedy and Shangela had their chance to plead their case, Trixie arrived free of the guilt of sending anyone to the jury aka the big house, if you prefer Shangie’s terminology. Thorgy kicked things off asking how Trixie felt making it to the end, with Ms Mattel admitting that after floating for the first half of the season, she stopped fearing the worst after landing in the bottom and instead did whatever she want … which worked. Train them butterflies, girl.

Confirming that they have probably already made up their mind that she would go to the end, Thorgy asked who she would be proud to lip sync against in the top two, with Trixie going into bat for Shangela, maybe, saying that she will always be an All Star. Aja brought some spice to the interview asking which of the four she would cut if they had to go to a top three instead, with her echoing her sentiment that BeBe and Kennedy are the two she would debate between. BeBe, because she hasn’t grown in the decade since she won, compared to DeLa, Morgan, Milk or Chi Chi for instance, and Kennedy for wearing a worst final runway outfit than the won she wore in season 7.

Aja then asked how winning would broaden her experience and brand, with Trixie choking back tears talking about all that she has achieved since her season and how like Shangela, that makes her an All Star already. While she kind of had the Shangela-esque growth ask, she was able to convince everyone but Morgan to send her to the end to lip sync for the crown.

When it came to the lip sync, she may not have had the moves nor ever won a lip sync in Drag Race herstory, she commanded the stage and hit every single syllable, turning Kennedy into a back-up dancer. She then started snatching her own wig, piece by piece, and that was when it was all over. Trixie and Kennedy took their place on centre stage and Ru decreed that Trixie Mattel would be joining Chad and Alaska in the Drag Race Hall of Fame.

While Trixie may not have had the best track record, her post-season growth and the fact she only tanked one challenge – like both Chad and Alaska on their seasons, FYI – makes her more than worthy of the crown. And any issues people may have with the twists should be directed at the producers – looking at you Alexis Michelle – and not the killer queens.

Which coincidentally is what I said as I held my dear friend Trixie close and handed her an ice cold victory Thixieshake Nutella.

 

 

Sweet, a little bit thick and packed full of hidden nuts, this perfectly rich thickshake is the perfect way to toast to the latest Hall of Famer.

Enjoy … (while you think about how much fun she will have with Chalaska during All Stars 4)!

 

 

Thixieshake Nutella
Serves: 2.

Ingredients
2 cups vanilla ice cream
½ cup nutella
¼-½ cup milk
½ cup thickened cream, whipped
¼ cup hazelnuts, roughly chopped

Method
Combine the ice cream, nutella and milk in a blender and blitz until combined.

Pour into a glass, top with whipped cream and sprinkle with hazelnuts.

Then, obviously, down.

 

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BeBe Za’atara Lambet

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, Morgan returned to the competition following BenDeLaChrist’s sacrifice to join the remaining queens in a raunchy, Awards Season rom-com. Despite not getting the role she desired, Trixie stole the show while Shangie was Shangie and brought the house down, while BeBe was the epitome of beige and Morgan was awks. After Shangela murdered Trixie in the lip sync, poor Morgan was put out of her misery and out of the competition for the second time this season.

The final four returned to the werk room to celebrate their achievements before BeBe immediately hit up Trixie to find out who she would have eliminated, despite the fact BeBe refused to spill the week before. Thankfully Trixie threw an oak tree’s worth of shade at BeBe to the delight of Kennedy and Shangela – out of respect for Morgan, of course – before admitting that she too would have sent Morgan home. Shangela was overjoyed to have come full circle, from first boot to finalist, though posed the question, who was about to Showgirls her (aka the frontrunner)? And while Kennedy and BeBe were quick to admit they would, it filled me with dread that this fairytale may not end happily for our obese stripper.

Trixie on the other hand was fairly confident the future Nomi’s were going to get the chop before the final lip sync. And bless BeBe, she thought she would fit in in the hall of fame.

The next day Ru arrived to introduce the final challenge, writing, singing and dancing in the most ambitious production number in drag race herstory. Obviously that made Kennedy feel far more confident, while BeBe and Trixie looked nervous. Until Ru mentioned Todrick, after which they were all nervous. To pile on the drama and intrigue, Ru then announced that the eliminated queens would be returning once again, making Shangela ask what we’re all thinking – why doesn’t Ru lock the damn door?

Ru left them with the ominous threat that the eliminated queens would play a role in the deliberations. This obviously sent the final four into a tailspin, with Trixie floating the spy-intell role, Shangela – like the episode title suggests – thinks they will be a jury and vote for the winner while BeBe thinks they and her remaining competitors will continue to perform backup for her.

The queens arrived to learn Todrick’s choreography where Trixie feared her thirst would get the best of her after being assigned the hottest – and I use that term loosely – dance partner. BeBe feared the extreme heights of jumping into a man’s arms and completely bombed the entire rehearsal and Todrick was annoyed by the fact they weren’t all committing to the routine. He then separated Trixie from the man making her dehydrated in all the ways and took the final four out the back and dropped the bomb that the entire thing will be performed and shot live, in one take. Filling Shangela and Trixie with joy at the prospect for destroying Read You, Wrote You, and BeBe looked like she saw the ghost of the lipsticks she refused to show the girls last episode.

Coronation Day arrived with Shangela still feeling giddy about how far she has come and Trixie spent time perfecting her dance moves before bringing up the ruruturn of the eliminated queens. While the queens expected animosity, they hoped it wouldn’t be as bad as the roast they received the first time they returned. BeBe then asked the remaining queens if they knew they would make the top four, with Trixie admitting she had doubts after Snatch Game, BeBe felt that she has the best track record and therefore wasn’t concerned.

Despite Roxxxy-ing her way to the final four, Kennedy absolutely slayed the live performance with her energy while Shangie and Trixie’s verses were near perfection and worthy of a crown but while BeBe’s verse was good, her dancing struggled and the OG winner was a distant fourth place. On the runway, BeBe dressed as a Big Cat, Kennedy coloured with all the colours of the rainbow, Shangela came ready to claim her crown and Trixie served sexy poodle.

With the runway complete, Ru confirmed Shangie’s suspicions and announced that following critiques they would return to the werk room with the eliminated queens who would then cast their vote to decide which All Stars will move on to the top two. While Trixie looked ok with the fact it was becoming RuPaul’s best friend race, Shangela looked like she was about to throw up, Kennedy was pissed and BeBe, of course, looked confident.

Despite bombing the performance BeBe received praise for her track record and for being brave enough to come back and defend her crown. Kennedy’s killer performance was well received and Shangela received universal praise for slaying the season with even Michelle admitting how proud she was of Shangie’s growth from season 2. While the judges acknowledged Trixie struggled at the start of the season, her growth was praised as was the fact she hit her strides at exactly the right moment. Ru then dismissed them all to face the jury and Michelle looked as anxious as I feel.

BeBe was up first and knew that none of the girls were feeling she deserved a second title. She tried to sell herself as an immigrant that had to fight each day to Aja as her point of difference to potential fellow Hall of Famers Chad and Alaska. Thorgy then tried to wrangle who she would have eliminated and ruturned to the competition out of her, with her lying that everyone was content with her not doing that despite Morgan being there and knowing it was a bold faced lie. Surprisingly she stood her ground and refused to tell them which lipsticks she had before DeLa went to town with the Wite Out, telling them if that is their reason for eliminating her, so be it. While she felt it was pointless and they had already made up their minds, the eliminated queens just wanted her to speak to them like sisters and give genuine answers rather than treating it like a pageant.

As such, she only managed to receive two points to move to the final two from Morgan McMichaels landing her in fourth place. Well technically tied for third … but that is something I’ll get to next.

Now I know I have been hard on the OG BeBe the last few weeks but if anyone should have been owning the competition like DeLa, it is the first winner to ruturn to the competition. That being said, she did well throughout the entire competition and if nothing else, got to showcase her talents to a larger audience without the horror of being filmed through an inch of Vaseline. As such, I pulled her into my arms backstage, condragulated her on a job well done and made her join me for a big ol’ roast BeBe Za’atara Lambet.

 

 

Despite it being of middle eastern origins, this meal is fit for the Queen of Africa. Spiced, rich and fresh, it is the best rack I’ve seen all week. No shade to the queens, obvi.

Enjoy!

 

 

BeBe Za’atara Lambet
Serves: 4-6.

Ingredients
2 lamb racks
3 tbsp za’ atar
1 cauliflower, cut into florets
1 tbsp ground cumin
½ tsp cinnamon
½ tsp chilli
salt and pepper, to taste
olive oil

Method
Preheat oven to 200°C.

Place the lamb racks on lined baking sheet and press the za’atar into the meat. Place the cauliflower on another lined baking sheet and sprinkle with cumin, cinnamon, chilli and salt and pepper, and toss to coat. Drizzle olive oil over the lamb and cauliflower, toss to coat again, and place both in the oven to bake for half an hour or so.

Remove the lamb from the oven, cover with foil and allow to rest for fifteen minutes while the cauliflower crisps up.

Cut the lamb into racks and serve on a bed of cauliflower before devouring, greedily.

 

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March 18, 2018March 18, 2018 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, America's Next Drag Superstar, American, BeBe Za'atara Lambet, Cauliflower, Chilli, Cinnamon, Cumin, Drag, Drag Race, Fourth Place, Lamb, Lamb Rack, Logo, Main, Olive Oil, Pepper, Reality TV, Roast, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag Race 1, RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 3, Salt, Spice, TV, TV Recap, VH1, Za'atar 9 Comments

Tyra Sanchez Bow

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After exhausting the remainder of season 10’s judges table with Carson and Ross over the last couple of weeks, I decided it was time to return to winner’s circle. And since BeBe is currently in competition – and I know following the allegedly deceased Morgan’s second recipe will piss her off – I reached out to the other Tyra (Sanchez, FYI) to help me countdown.

I know Tyra has said and done some horrific things, and is feuding with 90% of her fellow drag race queens – shout out to Tatianna and Raja – but against all odds, we’ve remained friends. If for no other reason that garbage people have to stick together.

Plus – we’ve known each other for years.

I first met Tyra when I was scouting out all the Beyonce impersonators for the Queen Bey. If they were terrible, I ended their careers and if they were decent, they were allowed to continue. And in the other Tyra’s case, flourish.

There were less than five minutes between her arrival and us getting into a screaming match. I couldn’t tell you what it was about, but it was brutal, petty and continued until I served up a Tyra Sanchez Bow, after which all our issues disappeared and our friendship renewed.

 

 

Fiery, packing a punch and strangely beautiful, this baby is the personification of Tyra. Though don’t tell her that. Maybe just lie and tell her it is delicious because she is delicious. I don’t want my death erroneously announced. Like Morgan.

Enjoy!

 

 

Tyra Sanchez Bow
Serves: 4.

Ingredients
1 tbsp sesame oil
500g beef mince
5 garlic cloves diced
1 tsp freshly grated ginger
1 cup mushrooms, sliced
¼ cup soy sauce
3 tbsp oyster sauce
3 tbsp kecap manis
1 tbsp sriracha
2 chilli, roughly chopped
4 iceberg lettuce leaves
2 carrots, cut into batons
3 shallots, finely sliced
¼ red cabbage, finely sliced
mint, to serve
toasted sesame seeds, to serve

Method
Heat the oil in a large skillet over high heat and cook the mince for five minutes, breaking up with a wooden spoon as you go. Add the garlic, ginger and mushrooms and cook for a further couple of minutes. Add the soy and oyster sauces, kecap manis, sriracha and chilli and toss to coat.

To serve, place the lettuce cups on a plate, top with the mince mixture, sprinkle over carrots, spring onions, cabbage, mint and sesame seeds. Then devour, immediately.

 

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March 11, 2018March 11, 2018 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America's Next Drag Superstar, American, Beef, Beef Mince, Cabbage, Carrot, Chilli, Garlic, Ginger, Herbs, Iceberg Lettuce, Kecap Manis, Lettuce, LGBT, Logo, Main, Mince, Mint, Mushroom, Oyster Sauce, Reality TV, Red Cabbage, RuPaul's Drag Race, RuPaul's Drag Race 2, RuPaul's Drag U, Sesame Oil, Sesame Seeds, Shallots, Snack, Soy Sauce, Sriracha, Street Food, Tyra Sanchez, Tyra Sanchez Bow, VH1 6 Comments

Sashwarma Velour

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And just like that, we have a winner!

After being robbed of countless challenge wins throughout the competition, Bob reluctantly handed the crown over to Sasha who vowed to change the world before a ceremonial victory prance.

From the start of the finale, the crowd went wild for Sasha who was thrilled to finally lip sync, having made it through to the finals without ever being in the bottom. After addressing the urban legend, which I can confirm is true (that she appears behind people that look sad in the mirror to give them a lecture on queer herstory), my nemesis Katy Perry appeared via video to declare herself as part of Team Sasha before filling out the Velour Dynasty and introducing Papa Velour to us, who was absolutely adorable.

On paper, she may have only had two challenge wins up her sleeve, but there is no denying that she was a front runner from the start. She had a clear artistic vision which she never wavered from, but at the same time was able to expertly work into her performance in every challenge.

There is no denying that while some of the other girls competed up to the finale, Sasha continued to werk it until the crown was firmly on her head. Both of her lip sync performances and their gimmicks were iconic, and she finally made me feel ok about Ongina losing out on season 1. Because yes, all bald queens look the same (or something).

With Bob eventually crowing Sash, she took a page out of fellow winner Sharon Needles’ book, declaring herself the future of drag … meaning Ru will appear in Sasha inspired outfits from season 10.

In honour of our eventually drunken celebrations of her victory, I whipped up a ‘uge serve of my Sashwarma Velour.

 

 

Meaty, spicy and full of a delicious white nectar, my shawarma fills all the right holes and you with joy. I mean, I know Sash is vegetarian and all … but at least it wasn’t a year’s supply of Hamburger Mary’s? Plus – vegetarians eat chicken, don’t they?

Condragulations Sasha – while the surprise of the finale may have upset some people, you truly slayed the competition and are more than worthy of your crown. Enjoy!

 

 

Sashwarma Velour
Serves: 4.

Ingredients
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 tbsp ground coriander
1 tbsp ground cumin, plus 1 tsp for yoghurt dressing
1 tbsp ground cardamom
1 tsp ground cayenne pepper
1 tsp chilli flakes
2 tsp smoked paprika
salt and pepper, to taste
1 lemon, juiced
3 tbsp olive oil
500g chicken thighs
6 flatbreads or pitas
1 cup Greek yoghurt
tomato, sliced
lettuce, roughly chopped
100g danish feta, crumbled

Method
Combine two garlic cloves, the spices, a good whack of salt and pepper, a couple of tablespoons of lemon juice and the oil in a large bowl, and stir to combine. Add the chicken thighs and toss through to coat. Cover and leave to marinate overnight.

Flash forward to the next day, an hour or so before you’re ready to eat.

Preheat the oven to 180°C.

Combine the yoghurt, the teaspoon of cumin, a bit of lemon juice and a whack of salt and pepper in a jug and stir until well combined. Cover and transfer to the fridge.

Transfer the chicken to a wire rack over a baking sheet and bake in the oven for about twenty minutes, or until just cooked through. Allow to rest for five minutes before roughly chopping the meat.

To serve, heat the flatbreads/pitas in a dry frying pan for about 30 seconds before transferring to a plate. Smear with some yoghurt dressing, top with some salad, chicken, feta and another drizzle of dressing. Then devour, greedily, in triumph.

 

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June 25, 2017June 25, 2017 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, America's Next Drag Superstar, American, Cardamom, Cayenne, Cheese, Chicken, Chicken Thighs, Chilli, Chilli Flakes, Coriander, Cumin, Dairy, Danish Feta, Drag, Drag Race, Feta, Feta Cheese, First Place, Flatbreads, Garlic, Greek Yoghurt, Lemon, Lemon Juice, Lettuce, Logo, Main, Pepper, Pita Bread, Poultry, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, Salt, Sasha Velour, Sashwarma Velour, Shawarma, Smoked Paprika, Snack, Street Food, Tomato, TV, TV Recap, VH1, Winner, Yoghurt 6 Comments

Violet Crumblchki

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Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race, Ru put the girls through their paces to write a verse on the remix of Category Is, had them guest on his podcast What’s The Tee?, lip-sync to their aforementioned verses on the mainstage and kill the runway. They all slayed which made me extremely relieved when Ru, Michelle et al opted to stick with the final four rather than a final three for this year’s finale.

Oh … but this week is the reunion which means we’ll either get some interesting tee or an hour to catch up on emails ahead of next week’s finale.

Ru started things off asking Alexis why she was happy to read people but couldn’t take it, at all. While she desperately tried to defend herself, the other queens called bullshit. To test if she had learned to take it, as she had said, Ru declared the library open and had the queens read each other, with Charlie and Jaymes actually doing well mocking Aja and Valentina respectively.

As far as reunions go, we’re running at a B- thus far.

We then found out Charlie broke her rib during the cheerleading challenge which she used to justify her lame lip sync. She also blamed diarrhoea, lack of sleep, Trump, not making sushi often, lack of covfefe, the situation in Syria and the song being about masturbation, or something. No one was buying the excuses and while I love me some Charlie, I’m definitely on the side of the other queens. We’ve dropped to a C rating though.

Farrah reenacted her infamous post-Eureka-elimination reaction, instantly giving us a bounce back to a B+. We then got to relive the shitshow that was maskgate before Shea and Sasha started laying into Valentina, which lead to Alexis trying to defend her … earning the wrath of Shea. Valentina’s intense fans were brought up before the queens once again got angry at Valentina for letting her fans viciously troll them.

Rise Villaintina and thank you for making this ru-union worth it.

We then learnt Valentina was a standoffish, aloof psycho, Nina still felt that people other than herself were sabotaging her and Kimora stepped up and became the most rational voice of the reunion, telling Nina to air her issues or shut the hell up. My girl Kris Jenner then called in to congratulate Alexis on how well she played her in the musical challenge, Farrah told some funny jokes … and Valentina was crowned Miss Congeniality by reigning cucu-congeniality.

And this is where it started to earn its A+!

Aja was inspired by my boy Kanye calling out Tay-Tay and called bullshit on Valentina being congenial and told her she is the fan favourite, not Miss Congeniality. Farrah then told Valentina that she was hurt by the way she just stopped communicating with her after the show, despite being so close. Then literally everyone jumped in to talk about how horrible Valentina was to work with, before Trinity pointed out that whatever the title is, taking out fan favourite is like being the true winner of the season. Once again, Trinity is life.

Then … THEN, Mama Ru dropped the bombshell. Instead of next week’s finale being a couple of pre-rehearsed personalised lip syncs and filler performances leading up to the crowning, Peppermint, Sasha, Shea and Trinity would all be involved in a four-way, lip-sync battle royale to decide the winner of the season, putting the fear of yes gawd into Shea – who despite an unrivalled track record, now has an actual hurdle to claiming the crown – and I assume, got Peppermint thinking she should start writing her acceptance speech, given she is a lip sync assassin.

It also made my girl Violet Chachki – who I was watching the episode with – extremely happy that this rule wasn’t in place back in season 7, given Ginger Minj’s abilities. I was quick to point out that she, my dear friend V could still turn out a lip-sync, we both sat silently for a minute, shook, wondering if she had dodged a bullet two years ago.

Not wanting to dwell, I quickly pointed out that her two-in-one runway is an example of how she can create a breathtaking spectacle, and got to work on a breathtaking spectacle of my own – a Violet Crumblchki.

 

 

Now I know Violet Crumbles are such a big thing outside of Australia, but they are essentially the same thing as a crunchie. And by that, I honestly could not tell you a difference outside of their names. And the brands.

Either way, you can’t go wrong with honeycomb, cut into pieces and coated in chocolate. Ever.

Enjoy!

 

 

Violet Crumblchki
Serves: 12.

Ingredients
1 recipe of / store-bought honeycomb, which I’d give you if it weren’t going to spoil a later date – mine makes a 30x40cm baking sheet’s worth
400g chopped chocolate, I went dark but you can do milk if you’d rather

Method
Break your honeycomb up into bite size pieces, I don’t really care about going for the perfect store-bought look.

Melt the chocolate in a heatproof bowl suspended over a pot of boiling water, ensuring the bowl doesn’t touch the water. Aka a double boiler. Remove from the heat when the chocolate has just melted.

Line another baking sheet and working piece-by-piece, dip the honeycomb into chocolate and place them on the tray. Once the bases are done, spoon chocolate over the top and smooth out to completely coat them. Place in a cool dry place to set for about an hour, before devouring.

 

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June 18, 2017 Benjamin Woodley Judd Tagged America, America's Next Drag Superstar, American, Chocolate, Dessert, Drag, Drag Race, Edible, Edible Gifts, First Place, Honeycomb, Logo, Party Food, Reality TV, RuPaul, RuPaul's Drag Race, Snack, Sweet, Sweets, TV, TV Recap, VH1, Violet Chachki, Violet Crumblchki, Winner 3 Comments

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