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I fail at Internets
Router broken - or in need of some tech-savvy resetting that I'm unable to do on my own. Temporarily off-line for good. Still alive.
Also, OLIVE HARVEST WHOOOOO! :D
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Random bits + a recipe
I've been largely absent from here in the last ...uh...month.. due to things like work, and brain-deadness (the Zombie Apocalypse happened, just to my brain), and the beauty of all things sunny and summer-y and outdoors-ly, so abundant in this time of the year.
A link to an article about the awesome of the Night Witches, Soviet aviatrixes during ( Read more... ) -
Joyous recipe of fruit tart coming soon. Stay tuned
Am too tired to upload pics now - and the point of a fruit tart is to be pretty.
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Empty
Most beautiful it is when at the end of the day there is the egret like a shadow in the quarter of sky still light, and dark follows.
I need to find sources to ID the birds of prey - I cannot stand to look up and wonder whether it is hawk or eagle or kite.
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Bread or death!
*points to subject line*
I just might have found the bread recipe of my life.
Here it is (pic to be added later):
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Pre-emptive chocolate cake
The cake that went to the freezer and came back.
I've found this recipe most useful for large parties (and consequent disposal of leftovers) as the cake presents itself well after defrosting: neither crumbly nor soggy.
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Recipe backlog: how to NOT get it finished
Due to, basically, life happening, my plans for semi-regular recipe entries have fallen through. Heartened by the ever-encouraging
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Wine
Ten grams of potassium metabisulfite and eighty of citric acid in the middle barrel, six grams potassium metabisulfite and fifty grams citric acid in the big barrel.
Thumb-twiddling for ten days, waiting for the wine to (hopefully) settle.
Eventually, lab check.
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