@jamesksowerby Indeed, Elizabeth David did not think much of the Chorleywood Bread Process from the start. And I think she was the first person I read who suggesting using much less yeast and much more time to get good flavour.
Intersecting milk cartons is indeed cool, as ...
Intersecting milk cartons is indeed cool, as Chris noted. Equally cool, maybe more so, is the Miuri fold, which I learned about in the Christmas Economist. www.economist.com/christmas…
Pay no attention. I’m actually testing my photos to try something that is nothing to do with IG.
#leaven #sourdough
#Hashtags HTML
Once again, there is chatter about how @Withknown deals with hashtags and HTML I still believe that it often removes a hashtag from the content of an Instagram description, sent here by OwnYourGram. I’ll test that in a moment. And there certainly were problems with certain characters in Titles and body. So this is a test of this - and that.
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Learn something new every day. I can use email to post to this site with Quill. Never needed it before, but good to know.
Dear reporters seeking to impress me, “Exponentially” does ...
Dear reporters seeking to impress me,
“Exponentially” does not mean “very large”.
Yours etc.
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Latest episode of the podcast hears about Laos and its amazing agricultural biodiversity -- almost all of which finds itself put onto a diversity of plates. You can find the episode at https://www.eatthispodcast.com/laos-diversity/ with a clickable
As promised yesterday, details (such as they are) of my discovery of do-nothing bread from Respectus Panis, now up on the bread site. https://www.fornacalia.com/2019/respect-to-respectus-panis/
Chris, I don't know what got you ...
Chris, I don’t know what got you into all this strong names stuff, but I want to take the opportunity to point to my own pet peeve and a fine band, together at www.jeremycherfas.net/blog/eagl…