Paul @Paul@kith.kitchen

G’d Evening #introduction Not much of a Twitter user but new here anyway.

I am Sarah. Intermediate #spanish speaker (and still learning). Some of my interests are #cooking #food #biking #gravelcycling #geocaching #quilting light #carpentry #diy #homerepair #storytelling #podcasts #abandoned buildings #cats #dogs #goats #hiking #cults (from a distance) #Reddit #coffeesnob #kombucha #pickledthings #mushroomforaging #mycology #books #reading #dataisbeautiful #waterfalls friend of #billw

#intros
Hi. I'm new. Never used the bird; was checking masto out to take something off spouse's to-do list, and fell down the rabbit hole. I'm mid-50s, American (sorry), live in upstate #ny, a #poly #pagan who sorely misses gathering with my local kith. I think the #creative impulse is a #basic #human #need, and practicing an #art we're #passionate about makes us #happy. Mine is #cooking.

See you there this morning! Also remember to book on to trans-active.co.uk swimming session after xx

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Hah, the European Union just launched a Masto instance and a Peertube instance XD

https://social.network.europa.eu/explore

These folk are soliciting essays of 2500-3000 words on any aspect of poverty.

Open to those currently in poverty in the UK. £250 if they use your work.

Closing date 25 March 2022.

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"In the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, recipes for making soy sauce at home appeared in English and American cookbooks. Since soybeans were not widely available, these recipes used local ingredients such as mushrooms, walnuts, and fish...

Tomato was another popular ingredient for making American "soy" sauce... The names for these varying sauces were "ketchups," or "catch-ups," or "catsups," derived from the Indonesian word for soy sauce: ketjap."

-- "Eight Flavors"

ketchup is soy sauce????????????????