If you rack them up, then I can break

[sovay]

rushthatspeaks and I did not have self-rising flour, but we did have a serious tub of homemade tzatziki courtesy of a friend of the family, so we added the requisite compensations of baking soda and baking powder to a cup of all-purpose flour and made naan—Rush had seen the recipe—to accompany the lamb chops we fried in olive oil and a rogan josh spice blend. It was delicious. It felt slightly like magic and/or cheating. We finished the first season of One Piece (2023–) and can now wait impatiently with everyone else for the next hundred chapters of manga compressed and realized beautifully. nineweaving sent a chocolate cat from Burdick's. Autolycus, less meltable, basks under my desk lamp.

Comments

[thisbluespirit]

Sounds very nice! :-)

[aurumcalendula]

That sounds delicious! I really need to try that recipe!

[oracne]

Your dinner sounds nummy!

[isis]

I have a similar naan recipe and make it frequently!

We are only 4 episodes into One Piece, but the sort of thematically two-parter of 3 and 4 (the ones where they acquire Usopp) has completely hooked us.

[asakiyume]

Hurray naan!

And hurray One Piece (... though I had a little cognitive dissonance in the episode we just saw-but it'll probably get sorted soon enough)

[pameladean]

Naan is a very nice collaborative food. Making it alone, I get fussed at how fiddly it is, but with company it's a lot of fun.

P.

[nineweaving]

What a fabulous down-to-earth dinner!

Nine