Not trying too hard to brag, but this recipe was a staple at one of the long term restaurants I worked at. This was a family heirloom of a recipe if there ever was one, fueling the nostalgia of multiple generations, it certainly will remind multiples of people of fond weekend brunch memories with their grandparents.
I hope that this tradition can find a new home with many more of you out there for the times to come!
I’ll be here. I like that it takes a little more effort, it’s a little cumbersome or gatekeepy, but it also seems to keep the vibe more like the early internet and less like whatever it has currently turned into.
It reminds me of crypto spaces but without the incentive and monetization of action that seems to lead to a scammy and disingenuous feel to the content.
I definitely see it as a double edge sword. On one hand I don’t mindlessly scroll as much, on the other, the lack of content is just because I’m figuring out the quirks, and I have a feeling finding new and weird communities could be a McGuffin quest.
I’ve been using Garuda as well. It’s solid, and I like the fact they have a gaming variant that takes a lot of the nitpick presetup out of the picture.
Where would one find literature about such things if someone were to try that route?