Any Home Bakers Here?

I plan on doing something for Pi day on March 14th, by the way. Another hobby of mine is Mathematics. I did this recently, and I plan on doing it in a park on March 14th with a whiteboard.

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Basically, the more sides a regular polygon has, and the smaller the angle connecting each side, the closer you get to pi if you do this equation where r equals 1 and n is the number of sides.

(n/2) r^2 sin (360/n)

Jared
 
Nice! Did you bake them in a popover pan? I don't have one of those, but I do have jumbo muffin pans, that would probably work don't you think?
Recipe calls for a 12-cup muffin tin. I did use my popover pan. Around 20$ on amazon.
Dang, now you guys have me wanting pizza for lunch!!
x2!
 
I plan on doing something for Pi day on March 14th, by the way. Another hobby of mine is Mathematics. I did this recently, and I plan on doing it in a park on March 14th with a whiteboard.

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Basically, the more sides a regular polygon has, and the smaller the angle connecting each side, the closer you get to pi if you do this equation where r equals 1 and n is the number of sides.

(n/2) r^2 sin (360/n)

Jared
We have been celebrating pi day since the Middle DD was in High School!

Lots of fun and an excuse for Pie!
 
I have made taco seasoning before. However, I also knew that I’d bought seasoning. I couldn’t find any of the packets, so I opened another cabinet to see if the jar of seasoning was in there. I forgot that it had been tossed.
No problem, I’ll make some more. I even went so far as to remove the spices & seasoning from my canning cabinet. I don’t even have oregano! Obviously I need to put several things on my shopping list.

What kinds of spices do you guys always keep on hand?
 

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