4.6 • 924 Ratings
🗓️ 24 March 2020
⏱️ 13 minutes
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It’s a fair bet that stress baking is on the rise. (See what we did there?) So we thought it was time to check in with baker extraordinaire Shauna Sever, whose cookbook Midwest Made is full of amazing comfort foods. She has a recipe for the only banana bread you’ll ever need, and the name is true.
And, of course, we hear from you!
Your homework: We’d love to know what you’re reading these days. Are you doubling down on pandemic fiction? Dabbling in a presidential biography? Is your attention too frazzled to read full books so you’re opting for short stories? Whatever you’re enjoying, we want to hear about it! Tell us your book rec, along with your name and where you’re from. You can record yourself on your phone and email the file to [email protected].
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0:33.0 | How have I been adapting to the coronavirus? |
0:39.9 | I've been using less toilet paper, like four squares-ish. |
0:45.1 | From WB-E-E-Z Chicago, this is Nerdette. |
0:50.9 | Good morning. I'm Greta Johnson. It is Tuesday, March 24th, and you know exactly where I am. |
0:55.2 | In fact, I'm sitting on the floor of my bedroom closet. That means it must be another edition of Nerdettes, Introverts, Guide to the Good Life. |
1:04.0 | At the top of the show, we heard from Jamie in Oak Park, Illinois. It's a good topical reminder |
1:09.3 | that, like, if you're trying to conserve toilet paper, |
1:11.3 | that's totally cool, but do not flush paper towels or any other weird stuff. But you probably |
1:17.7 | already knew that already because you're not a monster. Okay, so today I think we should talk about stress baking because I would bet money that a lot of you are already doing this. |
1:37.7 | But just in case this is the concept that you're unfamiliar with, I guess I just want to say you're welcome because now is a great time to start. |
1:49.4 | Okay, can you hear me? Oh my God. Yes, it's a voice of a person. That's so exciting. |
1:55.8 | Shauna Seaver is a baker and a cookbook author. Her latest book is called Midwest Made and it is epic. I called |
2:02.8 | her on Skype and these days, you probably know this by now, that How Are You Question is actually |
2:08.8 | a much more important question than it used to be. You know, you used to be like you pick up the |
2:12.5 | fun. You're like, hey, how's it going? Now it's like, hey, how are you? Well, I think I'm doing really well. You know, I have two |
2:20.9 | kids, so they are at home with us. My husband is working from home. It's a much different vibe |
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