Hello and welcome to the slow home podcast. This is episode number 27 and I am your host,

Brooke McCallory, and I am sitting next to my marriage host, Ben McCallory. You are, thank you.

Episode 27. Yes.

Who have you got joining you for episode 27?

I have Jules Clancy, actually.

She writes a blog called The Stone Soup.

And I've kind of skirted around Jules with people that I know for ages.

I heard about her first on Zen habits, I think, but she basically... You were avoiding her.

Yes, I was.

No, she kind of, she's a culinary minimalist, I guess.

She writes a blog where, a food blog where almost all of her recipes are five ingredients or less.

And I first heard about her via Leobabata, like way back when I first started digging into minimalism.

And then we present a course together.

But I'd never spoken to her, never met us.

Culinary minimalism. I don't know if it's a thing or not,

but I just made it a thing. If I was on a diet, that's something that I'd definitely not have been

involved in. I need to practice wine minimalism. In all seriousness, it's a great episode. One

suggestion, though, is if you haven't eaten or if you're coming up to a meal,

whether it's breakfast, lunch or dinner, I would stop the podcast now, go and have your meal

and come back because I made the mistake of editing this while I was very, very hungry.

And peanut butter chicken

never sounded so good.

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