I’m looking forward to Jesse’s Tea House opening their UK warehouse, thank you for the inadvertent reminder to add that to my list of stuff I’m waiting for.
If you can, try to order Lebkuchen (I believe that’s gingerbread) from Lebküchnerei Miros or Lebküchnerei Düll (that’s assuming they do international shipping).
Miros is a really small back alley backery, Düll is a bigger shop but still a local in Nuremburg.
They only sell the Lebkuchen during the late autumn/winter months.
And they can be frozen (I tested it).
I am at this point of lists:
Favorite teas (divided by vendor if I buy many variations from them):
My recipe list
Includes difficulty, special utensils, ingredients, sources
A list of vendors and where I buy stuff:
I really like seeing other people’s lists.
I’m looking forward to Jesse’s Tea House opening their UK warehouse, thank you for the inadvertent reminder to add that to my list of stuff I’m waiting for.
If you can, try to order Lebkuchen (I believe that’s gingerbread) from Lebküchnerei Miros or Lebküchnerei Düll (that’s assuming they do international shipping).
Miros is a really small back alley backery, Düll is a bigger shop but still a local in Nuremburg.
They only sell the Lebkuchen during the late autumn/winter months.
And they can be frozen (I tested it).
My pleasure
My current graph view as a network of interlinked information:
Oh wow, that is gorgeous. It’s like a whole level up from how sexy spreadsheets can be.
What app is that? I need to get in on this.
Obsidian. It’s free, but you can pay for encrypted cloud syncing. It’s awesome.
Syncthing and the community plugin remotely-save can achieve the same as obsidian-sync.
Still good and I prefer their flavor of markdown.
Thank you!