EZ Blender Hummus 2.0

 

This hummus recipe is blender based, tweaked from my first batch in June 2021 (YT video, blog article). It's thicker and smoother, very little of it getting runny by the next few days. Read the entire article and comment there, please.

June and July 2021 Full Moons, Strawberry and Buck

Did you wonder about recent hoopla about names for full moons? My emphasis is on Strawberry (June) and Buck (July) for this year.

June—moon, strawberries, neapolitan ice cream, neapolitany cakes
July—moon, bucks and other deer, composites of buck-cameo bucks

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EZ Blender Hummus, Closer Eying 4 Ease

The "EZ Blender Hummus" article and video pertain to the actual procedure for making a batch. I include info about some substitutions of several online recipes' ingredients for convenience. This article goes into more details and extra info about hummus considerations. Read the entire article and comment there, please.

EZ Blender Hummus

A few weeks ago, I spotted a post on LinkedIn that pointed to "Homemade Hummus Dip". Some comments gave me ideas for substitutions so I might avoid winding up with excess, seldom-used ingredients. ... This hummus recipe is blender based. Read the entire article and comment there, please.

Holey Pipes--Flute, Piccolo, Recorder, Fife, Pan Flute

 Earlier this month, a classical radio station mentioned a program having recorders. "Recorder" had mystified me for a long time. I wondered why the term, when it didn't record. I also wondered about other single-pipe instruments that musicians blew into, such as flutes, piccolos, and fifes. As for pan flutes, ... Read the entire article and comment there, please.

8 Caterpillars and Inchworms from April 11-17 2021

These eight critters that I imaged in the neighborhood between April 11 and 17 had fascinated me but also mystified me. Inchworms are a subset of caterpillars. Seems that the locomotion means indicates which animal is which. Read the entire article and comment there, please.

Thread-leaf Agave in Fall 2020--Blooms, Bees, and Beyond

My video's images are from November 3 through 20, which include blooms and bees, and also noting the increasing leftward lean of the stalk. ... In researching my subject plant, I looked at several websites for differences between filifera and its close relative, schidigera, both in the Asparagaceae family. Read the entire article and comment there, please.