Just chop them up and put them in a pot on the stove with a little water and simmer... so yummy. Especially good for weird apples that you don't want to eat otherwise.
Melt butter in a pan, cook the apple slices till their somewhat soft, add sugar, let it sizzle a bit, take pan off the stove, add cinnamon and nutmeg and voila! SO GOOD
Changed my perspective on so much--namely money and history. It's shocking how so much of the mainstream story of where money came from is false conjecture. For instance, we are told that societies start out bartering for goods and then develop money to make trade easier... but actually Graeber shows in no society has bartering ever predated coinage. The actual ways societies have historically dealt with exchange of goods and services are diverse and often more humanistic. Could it be that the mainstream narrative is merely justification for the inevitability of the free market? 🤔 Definitely want to re-read because there's lots more too
I like that you called it a "short circuit"—I feel like you can just say "Woah sorry just short circuited" and move on. I think it would make you seem cool and comfortable with your flaws and put others at ease
