This is what happens when you use a gas oven in China and don't turn your baking sheet around about halfway through:
Yup. Sad, isn't it?
However, the parts that aren't slightly blackened or slightly undercooked are really worthwhile and delicious. The recipe is from here. I was really impressed by the whole process. I'm a sucker for good bread with nice crust, and it was pretty effective at producing some with minimal effort or braininess. I might have to copy it into my recipe stash notebook.
I ate the first chewy, warm slice with whole-grain mustard.
Oh. My. Yes.
In other news, the more time I spend on Ravelry, the more I want to knit, but the less time I actually spend on knitting. I feel like this is a phenomenon that should be investigated, but I'm too busy oogling mitten patterns to do so.
Must. Not. Spend. Money. On. The. Pretties.
I've only just started exploring Ravelry, and I'm finding the same issue. I spend so long sifting through all these great patterns that I really want to make, but I just keep looking at more and flip flopping over buying wool >.>
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