leaven

"Hint: do not throw away mature leaven, keep it in a jar in the fridge, it makes awesome waffles.

How about this: The Egyptians invented yeast and leavened bread, and worshipped sheep.

Lunch during work is a great chance to add some joy to the middle of your day. You spend so much time at work, why not leaven it with something delightful?

"Juries are often justified because they leaven the law with community norms.

Why don't they use it as a base for cooking biscuits?Replace water with acidic whey and throw some baking soda in to produce CO2 to leaven dough.

I do agree it's better when design shops attempt to test their design hypotheses through prototypes and user testing, as that does leaven the dreams with a dose of reality.

I'm constantly experimenting with different balances of whole wheat and white, different brands of flour, different amounts of leaven, different percentages of hydration, etc.

Textbook authors assume mathematical maturity after a point - rather abruptly, actually, since there's a marked difference in pedagogical style you can't leaven in.

All that abstraction exists to make programming easier for humans to grok, and for teams to deliver some "useful work".To borrow from Robin Milner, who worked on ML: "Types are the leaven of computer programming; they make it digestible.

So perhaps we should leaven our desire that their margin disappear, with hoping that more teams are somehow magically and irrationally in a position to do the world's R&D before losing their shirts as their margins disappear from under them.

Not only trying random stuff but being subject to random events -- you have to flee camp, you come back a couple of days later to find your porridge has 'grown', you leave it by the fire, get distracted, come back later and you've got some leaven 'bread'.You carry milk in a gourd, the end of the journey and it's separated, you try to make the same again but go too far end up with butter ...