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James Akers

Okay, Maybe I was getting a little excited about bread 4. I think I really nailed it with this one! I added some sun dried tomatoes, and a little feta cheese. I also think I finally got the gluten and windowpane tests right with this one.

It makes delicious salmon grilled cheese sandwiches! I couldn't resist

Bread 5 is coming.... but I ran out of whole wheat bread- and the once voracious starter (tripled in size on its feeding for bread 4) is now growing tired of bread flour. I gotta get different flour, so I added in 1 percent commercial yeast for bread 5. Basil an rosemary are in the next loaf :)

I already ate half of the loaf- the other half is for crit night- tomorrow at 6pm at Urbanglass

The bread dough in a pot, you can see red brown sun dried tomatoes underneath thinly stretched dough. The dough looks to be in a tight ball.
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Sliced into the interior. I am finally starting to get the big bubbles with the loaf. The last starter was very bubbly.
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A poorly lit thin sandwich with some crisped edges on the edges. Bag of cashews in the background
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Bread loaf on cutting board. White marbly look throughout is from handling the wet dough with rice flour. Sure is a good looking loaf of bread
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#bread#baking#tomato
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is the hardest kind of coal, and burns very cleanly compared to other forms of coal. This made it attractive for home stoves, and its expense made it impractical for power plants.
The of an anthracite shows , on the black and gray surface.
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A macro photograph of a silvery nick on the surface of the black and gray surface of the rock.
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A of an merging into its . The merges into a layer, a layer, and ending in rock. Amethyst is a kind of , which is crystallized that is colored purple by in and on the crystal. This change in color took place over an extremely long time.
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A macro photograph of an amethyst crystal as it transitions from purple to yellow, to white, to greenish-colored rock.
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A of a bunch of small in an . Carnelian is a form of colored by , usually hydrous, and ranging from submicroscopic to microscopic in size.
Chalcedony itself is another form of , , in a form. Its crystal structure is made of many small crystals whose structure is only visible under a microscope.
Despite have the same , and chalcedony look wildly different from each other.
What kinds of “” await in places where is harder than rock?’
The jam jar is also SiO2 in a different state. How versatile is CO2? Can you keep jam in it?
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A macro photograph of an old, bumpy glass jar on its side with orange and red hued small gemstones.
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A of a and the matrix it started to grow on. Projections and partial , as well as rock give character and color to the otherwise milky or of pure .
It’s (to 🦊 Fox, the ) that SiO2 is a clear analog of . and are both in the same on the ( to physicists, ). But on the , SiO2 . Under what does CO2 crystallize? What do CO2 crystals that have grown over look like?
Sometimes 🦊 wonders odd things.
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A photograph of a large chunk of quartz crystal that seems to burst out from a rocky matrix material. The crystal has shades of brown and red upon inspection.
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