• IninewCrow@lemmy.ca
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    More like about 10,000 years ago when humans started farming and agriculture to grow crops at scale to make bread … then at about the same time they domesticated cows in order to harvest milk and figure out how to make and store butter.

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      The earliest known bread recipe dates back approximately 14,500 years, discovered in a stone fireplace at a site in northeastern Jordan, where charred remains of a pita-like flatbread were found.

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      And “only” 5000 years if you count when people started using yeast for bread production, since the bread ain’t the same without yeast.

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        It’s pretty hard not to use yeast. It’s everywhere and if you wait long it enough it’ll start to ferment. Look at what some Orthodox Jews go through to make unleavened bread.

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        Behold! The bread hierarchy!

        Flour + water = hardtack

        Flour + water + yeast = bread

        Flour + water + yeast + butter = toast

        Flour + water + leavener + butter + sugar = muffin

        Flour + water + leavener + butter + sugar + eggs = cake

        Flour + water + leavener + butter + sugar + eggs + chocolate = brownie

        Flour + water + leavener + butter + sugar + eggs + chocolate + cream = cupcake

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    And then for some of us, our bodies are like, “lol you’ve had enough of this. Now even just crumbs will fuck you up for a week or more.” It was a good run.

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    I love dipping that in some Zatar dip. I basically add a bit of olive oild to a small dish, then salt to taste a bunch of zatar, mix then dip away!!!