u/JoeSince73 — reddlx

Schwedische Nusstorte mit Kaffeecreme

Heute nach angepasstem Internetrezept gebacken. Sehr lecker - auch wenn die originale Sahnecreme sich das nächste Mal sicher in eine auf Joghurt basierende Creme wandelt.

Boden aus 250g gemahlenen Haselnüssen, 6EL Dinkelmehl, 1Päckchen Backpulver, 100g Zartbitter-Schokoraspeln, 150g Brauner Zucker und 5 Eiern.
Creme aus 400g Schlagsahne, 2TL Eiscafé-Pulver, 2TL Cappuccino-Pulver, 1TL Zucker und 1TL Maisstärke (kein Sahnesteif im Haus)
Topping aus 100g gehobelten Mandeln, 2EL Butter und 50g karamellisiertem Braunem Zucker
Zusätzlich noch eine Handvoll Zartbitter-Schokoraspeln

u/JoeSince73 — 4 days ago

▲ 2 r/Casual_Photography

The Power of water and wind...

A quick stop on my bike ride at Bleiloch Reservoir, and the perfect scene presented itself. The sailing season has begun. Harnessing the power of both water and wind.

u/JoeSince73 — 5 days ago

▲ 10 r/FriendsOver50

Quiet quitting — but for everyday life?

We know the concept from work: you show up, you do what's required, no more. No drama, just a quiet withdrawal of engagement.

I caught myself wondering today whether the same thing happens in ordinary daily life.

Not depression, not burnout... something more subtle. The weekend plans of others include bike rides and kayaking trips. For a moment I think: I'd like that too. Then almost immediately: why would I? And the impulse is just gone.

It crept up without a moment I can point to. Like noticing a tree is missing on a road you drive every day and having no idea when it disappeared.

Is this familiar to anyone? And if so: did you find a way through it, or did you make peace with it?

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u/JoeSince73 — 6 days ago

▲ 11 r/r4r50plus_

53 [M4F] Looking Beyond One’s Own Horizon

I sometimes photograph things that no one else would photograph. Today, it was a patch of light streaming through a window in a shadowy room. I don’t know why, but afterward I had the feeling that I’d seen something that was about to disappear again.

What was the last thing you noticed before it was gone? And what does that perception say about us?

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u/JoeSince73 — 9 days ago

▲ 2 r/Casual_Photography