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The assorted scribblings of a baker, reader, writer, and historian. Check out the about page for my current C.V. and the blog for my non-academic writing.

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I started reading Caste earlier this week, but haven’t had the energy to give it the attention it deserves. It is a beautifully written book that deploys metaphors to great effect while teasing out parallels between Colonial and Post-colonial India, Nazi Germany, and the United States.
First go at making Detroit-style pizza, after reverse-engineering a pizza that looked good online. The post described two baking phases, but going sauce-less, meatless, and with limited-fat cheeses, the final product came out a bit dry. Something to keep in mind for next time.
I made popovers this morning because there was leftover lemon curd in the fridge, but I went a bit heavy on the pours.
Just finished #reading. I think “A Dream of a Thousand Cats” was my favorite individual issue of The Sandman to this point.
No reading. #cats
Tis the season for some Hamantaschen action shots from my kitchen.

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I started reading Caste earlier this week, but haven’t had the energy to give it the attention it deserves. It is a beautifully written book that deploys metaphors to great effect while teasing out parallels between Colonial and Post-colonial India, Nazi Germany, and the United States.
First go at making Detroit-style pizza, after reverse-engineering a pizza that looked good online. The post described two baking phases, but going sauce-less, meatless, and with limited-fat cheeses, the final product came out a bit dry. Something to keep in mind for next time.
I made popovers this morning because there was leftover lemon curd in the fridge, but I went a bit heavy on the pours.
Just finished #reading. I think “A Dream of a Thousand Cats” was my favorite individual issue of The Sandman to this point.
No reading. #cats
Tis the season for some Hamantaschen action shots from my kitchen.

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