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Gemma's Resistance: 1/2 T fine iodized salt 1/2 t Ajinomoto Hi Mi (or regular Ajinomoto or MSG) 2 t ground black pepper 2 t ground paprika 1 t ground white pepper 1 t ground cayenne pepper 1 t ground chipotle 1 t granulated garlic 1/4 t granulated citric acid Mix well. This will almost fill a typical spice jar of the size used by Kamenstein, Morton & Basset, or Penzey's. Try to avoid eating it straight out of the bottle. You're supposed to put it on food! #spices #recipe #cooking #food
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Hi, Mastodon. I make #Platefolio an ad-free recipe manager. Every recipe in the app can be read five ways: a traditional page, a 4x6 notecard, a flowchart in the style of Cooking for Engineers, a vertical "rails" chart that fits a phone, and a cook mode that walks you through one step at a time. Recipes can be imported from a link, pasted from text, or added by a photo/screenshot. I'll be sharing recipes here. https://platefolio.app #introduction #cooking #recipes
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This post contains several requests, so I will try to organise them in a meaningful manner. I am seeking the following materials. The more stars, the more I want it. I am fully capable of reading things at Project Gutenberg and the Internet Archive, particularly in html and txt formats, but some of this is a bit specialised, and as regards braille music, those options won't work. Note that there is an Introd To Braille Music available, but it costs several hundred dollars!

  1. Old course catalogues and books from Hadley School for the Blind. In particular, courses on *** Latin, *** Italian (only if it's traditional with grammar, dialogues, exercises, etc. not just conversational or phrases), *** container gardening, *** braille music, *** crafts, *** home economics, *** cooking, *** general recreational activities, and other things that may interest me (for those who know me or have read my profile).
  2. The following books in hard copy braille. I would prefer to avoid UEB and to use either American Grade 2 or Standard English Braille. *** First Theory by Angela Diller, by the American Printing House for the Blind (also other books in the series, or other good music theory books in braille, including anything by Ebenezer Prout, whom I am currently using in txt format) ** Hadley: Braille Music Reading *** Who’s Afraid of Braille Music? by Richard Taesch and William R. McCann (found, must make sure it's in Grade II) *** Maeve Smith, A Course in Braille Music ** Edward Watson, A Guide to Braille Music Notation
  • Bettye Krollick, New International Manual of Braille Music ** BANA, Music Braille Code (prior to 2015) *** books on learning the classical guitar using traditional methods i.e. holding, finger positions, notes, scales, exercises, chords, and songs, not just chords and songs *** braille books on singing, using old methods breath support, notes, scales, arpeggios, vocalisations, exercises, ornamentation, etc. then arias (I don't even know if they exist in print, but I had to add them)

#accessibility #blind #books #braille #BrailleMusic #ClassicalGuitar #ContainerGardening #cooking #gardening #Hadley #HomeEconomics #music #MusicTheory #opera #recreation #singing

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We want the (good) funk...gotta have that funk Swiss cheese, olives, salami, vanilla, beer, chocolate, yoghurt, coffee....all delicious and all possible because of fermentation. If you're into getting fizzy with it, this week's food column is about fermented foods and how to get into ferments at home! #WaterlooRegion #Fermentation #Guelph #KWFoodies #Cooking 📸 Escarpment Labs/Unsplash
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Can it be #autumn all year? I've been inspired to make soup, a roast pumpkin and pepper with barley, and a courgette & yellow split pea. Then made a butter bean dish for supper. I have fish curry up my sleeve for the weekend. Definitely got my cook on and my knit on again. #cooking
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