Poetry and Baking
Maria Popova spies John Keats combining the two. > “The best of Men have… a kind of spiritual yeast in their frames which creates the ferment of existence — by which a Man is propell’
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Maria Popova spies John Keats combining the two. > “The best of Men have… a kind of spiritual yeast in their frames which creates the ferment of existence — by which a Man is propell’
> View this post on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/p/CDKBUg7HlST/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading] Take time for yourself. It's not just bread dough that needs to rest. 🥖 From your
> Best yet, through baking we relive our connections with the people we’re now separated from. I make a crumble and remember my sister teaching me to rub the cold butter and flour
> “I don’t understand why everyone is so interested in this, but I’m happy that they are,” said Seamus Blackley, who baked the ancient bread. “It gives us an opportunity to demonstrate
> procrastibaking pp. Putting off an important or urgent task by baking. https://t.co/1M44Yj17d2 — Word Spy (@wordspy) June 27, 2018 [https://twitter.com/wordspy/status/1011989758191562755?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
> In St. Vith, Belgium, there’s a most unusual library. Unusual, that is, because the objects on its shelves need to be fed every few months. Burbling away in refrigerators are 105 sourdough