I've started baking bread this year and it's been fun.
The "hardest" part is deciding to make the dough at night before I go to bed so it can ferment overnight. But the next day, all I need to do is throw it in the oven for 45 minutes and bam, fresh bread.
I'm struggling to get the crust right, though. It tends to come out very chewy rather than crispy
That's so neat; I'd never noticed that before. And the walls closing in on the stage adaptation is really clever
"12 Angry Men" (1957) is a personal favorite that I recommend to pretty much everyone. Great messages about questioning assumptions, challenging biases, understanding the limitations of evidence, acknowledging imperfections in the justice system, and the consequences thereof.
The movie is also cinematically interesting to me because it feels "small". The entire movie just about takes place in one room, and the events of the film transpire over the course of one afternoon.
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If you hadn't specified "and other footware", I would've found myself in "Eric and The Dread Gazebo" territory.
I loved the storms in BOTW. The rainy atmosphere and the mechanical effects were really well done.
In a similar vein, Majora's Mask has a fantastic thunderstorm on day 2 of the cycle.
I found almond milk to be a great substitute a couple of years ago when I was dieting. Particularly the 'unsweetened, vanilla' variety from Almond Breeze.
As an added bonus, it also has a much longer shelf life than regular milk.
In terms of design, I find Lemmy to be basically a 1:1 replacement for Reddit. It's a link aggregator with communities, comments, and voting.
I like it a lot, even though the communities are smaller and there's less content. It's just a nicer communal experience for me compared to Reddit. I feel more pressure to actually comment since the communities are smaller and every little bit helps, lol.
Pickles. They were too strong and sour for me. Now I love 'em.