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Category: sourdough

May 1 odds and ends…

May 1, 2026 catholicfictioncatholicscienceLeave a comment

May 1 is supposed to be some Communist deal, but when I was a little girl we had our own little ritual that was supposed to honor Our Lady at the start of her month. On the first day of May, we went out and picked flowers, tucked them into homemade paper cornucopias, and took [...]

Posted in art in other museums, art institute of chicago, culture, flowers, sourdough, Uncategorized, writing lesson

Pancake hubris

April 17, 2026 catholicfictioncatholicscienceLeave a comment

I have a cycle I go through when cooking. I find a new fun item (such as specialty flours made from heirloom wheat), or a new technique (like sourdough). I learn how to do some simple thing like make a lovely loaf of bread or irresistible pancakes. I do this for a while and then [...]

Posted in cooking, flour, speciality, sourdough

Sourdough pancakes my way

September 19, 2025 catholicfictioncatholicscienceLeave a comment

In the course of my sourdough education I’ve been told that you can use the sourdough starter straight up, without adding more flour and doing exciting things like waiting all night. But I had not actually read such a recipe till this week. I was looking for sourdough pumpkin pancake recipes and found a recipe [...]

Posted in flour, speciality, recipe, wheat, sourdough
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