52 Loaves (2010)
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But the difficulty was that there were ten thousand ways of combining these simple elements.— Julia Child, My Life in France, 2006 “I think I’m sleeping in Zach’s room tonight,” I said with feigned nonchalance, carrying my bathrobe and pillows out of our bedroom.
I waited till I was just out of sight before adding, “And maybe tomorrow night as well. Maybe for a while.”
There. It was out.
Anne wordlessly followed me into Zach’s room, then shadowed me back into what used to be our room as I return...ed to get some things. I decided it’d be best if I didn’t transfer too many of my possessions just yet. Anne’s shadowboxing, meanwhile, required a response.
“It was Julia’s idea,” I said clumsily.
“Julia?”
As Ricky Ricardo used to say, “Lu-ceee, you got a lot of ‘splainin’ to do.”
Let’s start with Julia.
I’m referring, of course, to the late Julia Child.
I had been reading her memoir and had learned that Julia and her husband went through an astounding 284 pounds of flour in order to perfect the baguette recipe for volume 2 of Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the difficulty was that there were ten thousand ways of combining these simple elements.— Julia Child, My Life in France, 2006 “I think I’m sleeping in Zach’s room tonight,” I said with feigned nonchalance, carrying my bathrobe and pillows out of our bedroom.
I waited till I was just out of sight before adding, “And maybe tomorrow night as well. Maybe for a while.”
There. It was out.
Anne wordlessly followed me into Zach’s room, then shadowed me back into what used to be our room as I return...ed to get some things. I decided it’d be best if I didn’t transfer too many of my possessions just yet. Anne’s shadowboxing, meanwhile, required a response.
“It was Julia’s idea,” I said clumsily.
“Julia?”
As Ricky Ricardo used to say, “Lu-ceee, you got a lot of ‘splainin’ to do.”
Let’s start with Julia.
I’m referring, of course, to the late Julia Child.
I had been reading her memoir and had learned that Julia and her husband went through an astounding 284 pounds of flour in order to perfect the baguette recipe for volume 2 of Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
What to read after 52 Loaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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