[SGVHAK] hak meet 2/11

[Lan Dang via HAK]

Running late, so no bread.  Bringing cookies and grapes for us to snack on, and Harvest Grains blend (couscous, quinoa, orzo, baby garbanzo beans) to add to the soup.  I think it only needs 10 minutes to cook, so we may have to ladle out the soup into a separate pot.  All these grains seem to be the type that will liquefy or turn to mush if you cook them too long.
I'm probably going to get there around 4pm or 4:30pm. I have errands to run.
LanPS I hope to finally have time to work on turning my Raspberry Pi into an Alexa-enabled device.

      From: Lan Dang via HAK <hak at sgvhak.net>
 To: Hardware Hacking Special Interest Group <hak at sgvhak.net> 
 Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2017 11:05 AM
 Subject: Re: [SGVHAK] hak meet 2/11
   
I'm in. I will see what is in the fridge or larder.  Maybe I will make foccacia bread.
Lan

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 On Sat, Feb 11, 2017 at 2:56 AM, Tux Lab via HAK<hak at sgvhak.net> wrote:  In preparation of a possible post apocalyptic American carnage world,
I am reopening the ghetto concept kitchen.  Fitting of the theme, we
are cooking stew tomorrow.

If you like cooking and eating in a non-sterile dust filled industrial
warehouse environment alongside humming CNC equipments and
intoxicating smell of non RoHS compliant soldering fume, feel free to
join us.

As usual, we do our best to equip ourselves with cooking equipments
either made domestically or in other free countries.

We are starting at 3:00pm and the estimated stewing time is 3+ hours.
 Ingredients on hand from Costco are chuck roast, onion, potato,
carrots, and celery.    Since this is open source stewing, feel free
to add extra ingredient and upon approval we will merge your
ingredient into our master branch.  The gate will most likely be
closed.  Please email me if you need my number.

thanks,

John

  


   
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