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Closed Loop Cooking Weekly Newsletter 8.7.20
Closed Loop Weekly đTaking our time
August 7th, 2020
Hi fam,
If youâre reading this newsletter, THANK YOU. I appreciate you making space for these little bits of plant inspired musings.
Iâm on the slow burn, I always have been. But as of late, Iâm tempted by the pull of social media to be better at everything RIGHT NOW. To give over more of my time for views, hearts, reciprocal comments, and infinite replays. Let me just be very clear to yâall, that shit does not matter. The best work we make will always come from the slow burn, focused time we put in on the day to day. Having that clarity of mind (when we can find it) makes all the difference.
It is easy to get caught up. It is easy to feel like you are not enough. Friend, you are more than enough, you are plenty. Your worth is not measured in stats or views. The hard thing is reminding ourselves of that, every single day. So hereâs your weekly reminderâgood vinegar takes time. Really good vinegar takes ages.
What are you taking time to work on?
Stay hungry,Hawnuh Lee | Founder, Closed Loop Cooking
R E A D
10 cookbooks by BIPOC plant lovers
A must read list of 10 essential cookbooks from outstanding chefs. Youâll definitely want to make room on the shelf for these. And let us know what youâre cooking up, yeah?
L I S T E N
How to save a planet
Weâre excited for Gimletâs new podcast, How to save a planet. Hosted by Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Alex Blumberg, theyâre finding out how we can shift the status quo.
C O O K
Peak season recipes
From our friends at Cook First PDX, you can find QR codes throughout the PDX farmerâs market scene. Make the most of your seasonal produce with their awesome recipes and inspiration!
W I N S T A
Fermentation has no inventor
Beautiful summation of thoughts on food and its origins from one of our favorite fermentors, David Zilber. âAnyone who strives to truly be an artist in fermentation has to acknowledge the cultural histories of the peoples who produced them.â YES.
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