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Jeremy Cherfas

A friend and bread client gave me a bag of Khorasan flour, so not Kamut, but, with a tacit request, later confirmed, that I baker a loaf

A friend and bread client gave me a bag of Khorasan flour, so not Kamut, but, with a tacit request, later confirmed, that I baker a loaf

A friend and bread client gave me a bag of Khorramshahr flour, so not Kamut, but, with a tacit request, later confirmed, that I baker a loaf.

So, here goes. I fed my 75% wholewheat starter, thinking this would be whole too. It isn’t, but that’s ok. Kneads up oK, with a nice pale yellow cast. Seems a bit weak though, even though the packet said 14% protein. Obviously not that great for gluten. We shall see.

Jeremy Cherfas

You may be doing it wrong.





Jeremy Cherfas

Belated post, for @kenalbala

Belated post, for @kenalbala

Belated post, for @kenalbala

Jeremy Cherfas

Oh, they're probably coded items to buy young people. Note that the right-hand item offers both addresses and birthdays, hiding right there in plain sight.





Jeremy Cherfas

Thank you for wearing a mask on the 75 bus at 17:59

Thank you for wearing a mask on the 75 bus at 17:59

Thank you for wearing a mask on the 75 bus at 17:59

Jeremy Cherfas

Troubleshooting blues

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It can be so hard to debug IndieWeb problems when they arise in Known. For now, this should be a webmention of the linked post, because Chris Aldrich reported a problem. But even if this works, I may need to go outside this installation to test properly. Or, perhaps, try webmention.rocks.

Jeremy Cherfas

Test reply because @chrisaldrich was getting an error. Might be OK with reply but not webmention, so will test that next.

Jeremy Cherfas

New edition of Eat This Newsletter up at https://buttondown.email/jeremycherfas/archive/eat-this-newsletter-134-dated/ with input from @IKershner, @lindsmiddleton, @National_Ag_Lib, @jennywrenwatts, @gherkinstomato and others.

Jeremy Cherfas

My (temporary) new best friend.

My (temporary) new best friend.

My (temporary) new best friend.

Jeremy Cherfas

One of the stranger aspects of RSS feeds is when a long dormant site springs back into life. Usually, I'm glad. This time, I'm not sure what to make of the fact that Freakonomicsbook.com is now in the hands of someone else.