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DH is recovering from surgery, so time to sew this month is somewhat limited as I am happily taking care of him. For the Seeds-N-Stitches July swap we made "crazy" 12.5" quilt blocks to swap and that was a new learning experience for me. So I have been making "crazy" blocks for fun. My great-grandmother on my dad's side of the family made beautiful "crazy" quilts with multi-colored thread using the herringbone stitch, she must have been very good at tessellations! So it has been kind of neat to have a connection to a great-grandmother who lived before I was born. My aunt, a few months back, sent me some photos of the quilt-tops my great-grandmother made, so I have started collecting quilt photos from different members of my family and putting them in a photo album with descriptions beside each quilt, thought that would be something good to pass on to future generations. And my son this month has a taken a small interest in my quilting so I got him a pair of fiskars student scissors and as time allows have been trying to teach him how to cut fabric. Figured he needs to learn how to do that before anything else. Am happy though that he has a taken an interest in sewing/quilting as he has a creative side to him like I do, though I am in competition with his interest in Legos, computer games, and Transformers at the moment. Last summer we had severe drought here in Louisiana, but thankfully so far this summer we have had rain off and on. I am ready for some cooler fall weather, and try to only venture out to put feed in the birdfeeder in this triple-digit heat. Well off to pull some fabric out of the dryer. Best to you, Sandra

I prefer nan, also. I remember eons ago when I was in Jordan they cooked flat breads much like nan. My then sister-in-law built a fire outdoors and put an inverted metal pan (exactly like an upside down wok) and cooked it. Boy, was that good. Don't know the recipe. Well, nan is similar and the arab tradition is probably an offshoot of the Nan. So, the problem I had is I was using home-ground wheat. It cooked up perfect. I watched a video where they used special equipment. First, they heated it on a cast iron comal or skillet for a short period of time. Then, they had a special grate sitting right above the heating element. they removed the bread from the skillet and placed it on the grate. At that point it puffs up. Well, I used a cookie rack. Worked perfect. It even puffed up. But I, essentially, made big crackers. lol Well, nan requires a special fine grain wheat flour from which the name is derived and I betch it's a mix of different flours, but I'm not certain. My next option might be to whir the grain in a coffee mill or blender? I haven't tried it, yet. I'd recommend starting with tortillas. You'll need to learn to roll out (if you don't already) to get an even thickness. Other than the rolling, tortillas are easy peasy and then you start getting ideas from there and turn it into various flat breads for which you'll probably be elated and give up on the nan bread.

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