Unfortunately I'm from the US where we use shitty units of measurement, normally I'd use something like half a teaspoon for a cup or two of flour?
ChatGPT translated this as roughly 1g of tumeric per 120-240g of flour, though I can't vouch for this being accurate...
I won't lie, there were a couple I was decently sure I was getting wrong, still:
#NostrOnly is the way!
I nuked my Twitter near the end of August, came here full time, then made a new Twitter account to share my articles.
Within 3 days, I remembered why I'd left. Life is calmer on nostr. So now I'm exclusively on nostr again.
I was making some popcorn chicken one day and decided to add a touch of tumeric to the flour just to see what the result was. To my surprise it ended up with a light fragrant yet earthy note that I realized I was associating with the KFC that I had growing up.
Since then I tend to add a touch of tumeric any time I bread and fry chicken. It's a subtle addition, but I've come to really enjoy it.
You've inspired me to maybe put up some recipes on nostr:nprofile1qqsrrxknu7gxxnd7smc5mwwzn9djdm3uvg5tu40cn3x8l656esqa2zspzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtc64epn3 sometime! I have some old recipes I'd come up with and when I was considering publishing a cookbook several years back. Unfortunately, I don't have any photos for the dishes, so I'll have to make them again first!
Wishing you all the best, and many more delicious meals!
STFU about your stack if you care about your family.
An attempted kidnapping victim was identified as the wife of a crypto influencer. Her husband had been keen to post on social media that he had become a millionaire by investing in crypto currencies.
https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/en/2024/12/24/failed-kidnap-attempt-victim-was-bitcoin-millionaires-wife/
STFU is good life advice in general.
This looks lovely. I actually just recently made chicken katsu for Christmas dinner.
My secret for the best chicken katsu? Add a little turmeric to the flour dredge, it makes a world of difference.
Downward volatility confirms people's misunderstandings of Bitcoin.
The upward volatility that then follows shocks them into capitulation and adoption.
It's not as simple or clean as staying humble and stacking sats, but it can be a good strategy if implemented responsibly.
But definitely not a strategy I'd advise for most, or necessarily advise at this point in the cycle.
Today, I could pay the debt down with roughly 30% of the sats stacked by implementing this strategy. In other terms, the value of the debt from my expenses in the past 2 years has dropped by 70% in Bitcoin terms.
Solely due to the fact that during the bear market, I assumed my dollars wouldn't buy as many sats in the future, and opted to pay for my expenses with those less valuable future dollars by using fiat credit products.
Please share it if you do write a piece on it!
I actually put out a short intro to it myself. Absolutely incredible product.
https://bitcoinbarks.com/Barks/strike-bill-pay-deep-dive/#wbb1
1. Open credit lines with 0% interest intro offers.
2. Finance fiat obligations with credit and plow fiat income into bitcoin.
3. Credit score falls.
4. Take out consolidation loan and pay off cards.
5. Credit score rises.
6. Open more credit lines with 0% interest intro offers....
Nothing to see here, just mining bitcoin with fiat credit...
#NotFinancialAdvice
I believe you mean "GM from the best-performing multi-strategy hedge fund mine"...
Society tells him he's a pie filling, but he identifies as "non-pie-nary".
At the higher subscription tier, Grok can be your dom.