The Sunday Five On Math, Rumors, and Banana Bread Syrup | 10.18.26

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The Sunday Five On Math, Rumors, and Banana Bread Syrup | 10.18.26

Friends, hi and welcome to another fine Sunday!

Here’s this week’s five. Good luck not crying about math… I’m serious.

•  On the list of things to make SOON very soon is this Coconut Braised Beef to be served with sticky rice, some sort of fresh green herby salad and lime.  Oh also! While we’re on OPFB (Other People’s Food Blogs), I made Quin’s Banana Bread Syrup in the few minutes John tolerated his baby swing last Thursday and it is INCREDIBLE in coffee. 

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