So much fiber, so little time: What's cooking?

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2005.03.26

What's cooking?

Well, I've finally wound the Storm Cloud yarn into balls, and I'm about to start the shawl. Since many people have asked me for patterns, I'm going to document the construction with photographs and publish an album on how to design and construct an open-front circular shawl. Wish me luck - and light for the photography!

On a food note, I'm also beginning a quest to perfect a bialy recipe. I make a mean deli rye, so there's no reason not to bake bialys too.

Posted at 12:22 PM in Fiber, Food and Drink | Permalink

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MMM...I haven't had bialy's since I lived in Pittsburgh....almost 28 years ago. If you're sharing, I'll take some!!

Do you think it will help that we're switching to daylight savings time for your photo's? Well...wishing you bright sunny days anyway!

Posted by: Valerie | 2005.03.27 at 11:19 AM

Ithaca gets fewer sunny days than Seattle, so I need all bright thoughts possible :)

And if I do come up with a decent bialy recipe, I'll post it. They're probably my favorite sandwich bread.

Posted by: Catherine D. | 2005.03.27 at 11:40 AM

Love bialys Mom

Posted by: loretta | 2005.03.27 at 06:52 PM

What's bialys?

Posted by: Charlotte | 2005.03.28 at 12:43 AM

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