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Wake & Bake: Knotty Buns for Everyone!

spiderweb salon September 13, 2018

With special guest writer Sarah Friday!

Our culinary queen, Caitlin, in her natural habitat, showing us how to get knotty with this dough.

Our culinary queen, Caitlin, in her natural habitat, showing us how to get knotty with this dough.

Welcome back, Spiderfriends! Things are heating up in the Wake & Bake kitchen, so get your legs movin’ and your hips shakin’, ‘cause today we’re bringing you Knotty Buns! I’m Sarah Friday and I’m filling in for Storie to walk your through this easy Sunday morning and how we prepared (and then devoured) a multitude of soft and squishy, sweet and savory, sexy little buns. We are knot kidding around here. Along for this warm, doughy ride was our Songwriting Scholarship recipient Rachel Weaver (who was producing some meditative sounds in the Shiny Sound Recording Studio with Corbin Childs and Jacob Greenan), Nina Chantanapumma and Jordan Desmarais, who were busily snacking and working on our newest zine: Reasons to F@*&ing Vote: Vol. 1 (which will be available at this weekend’s Denton Zine & Art Party), and of course our curious and creative co-founders, courtney marie and Conor Wallace.

FACT: buns are always better with friends!

FACT: buns are always better with friends!

Alright, now that we’ve introduced ourselves, let’s get into all the knotty details! We had a hard a time deciding between all the knotty things we could do to these buns, but it’s all good dough because our resident pastry chef Caitlin Childs is just as extra as these buns and agreed to create three different flavors. Featured today is a sexy cinnamon sugar crunch bun, a savory garlic gouda bun, and a rich and creamy hazelnut nutella bun. But of course, we all know that before any good bun exercise you gotta start with a warm-up, and for ours we got busy with notta frittata, but a strata (inspired by the linked recipe, but you know we like to wing it here)- ours was packed with mozzarella cheese, bell pepper, onion, potatoes, and a day old baguette from Ravelin bakery!

Cute little pre-baked knots.

Cute little pre-baked knots.

Now, back to our knotty little buns…which you can get the dough recipe for right here, courtesy of Caitlin’s culinary expertise.


Our buns turned out knottier than we could have ever imagined. Twisted and twirled, stretched and curled, these are knot your average buns. Our finished products were warm and comforting, perfect for your brunch (or dinner!) party, depending on if you go the sweet or savory route. The tantalizing cinnamon sugar bun had the perfect combination of smooth buttery dough and sweet crunchy topping. The nutella bun swirled with rich, chocolaty, hazelnutty goodness, and the gouda garlic bun packed with butter, garlic, and melty cheese served as the perfect savory wild card. 11/10 would eat again.

PROOF THAT THIS IS KNOT YOUR AVERAGE DOUGH PARTY

PROOF THAT THIS IS KNOT YOUR AVERAGE DOUGH PARTY

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Featured Musician: Andy Cox
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Featured Writer: Bess Whitby
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It’s a pleasure to share & celebrate this week’s featured artist, Nina Chantanapumma, not simply because she is a mind-mindbogglingly talented multi-disciplinary artist and designer, but because she’s also had a major role in administrating and organizing everything that Spiderweb Salon has managed to accomplish as a collective this year.

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Featured Musician: blendways
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For this week’s feature, the crew invited Rachel Weaver to Shiny Sound Recording Studio in early September to make some noise and create something beautiful together, and today we’re unveiling the new track they recorded and released under Rachel’s musical project moniker,  blendways.

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Featured Artist: Bryan Kelly
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October 23, 2018
Featured Writer: Alejandra Ramos Gómez
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Featured Writer: Alejandra Ramos Gómez
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Today’s featured writer, Alejandra Ramos Gómez, is a bilingual educator and a poet who is very active in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. We are bringing you two of Alejandra’s language-blending poems. Both poems are gripping, drawing from personal experience to show us the dualities of its subjects.

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October 16, 2018
Featured Writer: Ryan Creery
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Featured Writer: Ryan Creery
October 9, 2018

Today, we feature poet Ryan Creery and his ability to make even the most desperate and seemingly hopeless moments precious and beautiful.

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October 9, 2018
Featured Writer: Amelia McBride Echenique
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Featured Writer: Amelia McBride Echenique
October 2, 2018

For today’s feature, we are showcasing a piece from the The Dentonite’s new collection of Poetry & Prose from the 940, honoring Hispanic Heritage Month (observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15): Pertenezco by Amelia McBride Echenique.

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Featured Musician: the fate of stars
September 25, 2018

Today we welcome a longtime friend of Spiderweb as our newest recipient of our ongoing monthly Songwriting Scholarship! Robert Fennell would regularly awe us with his skills and electric guitar solos in the early days of our house shows, eloquently merging calculated hardcore rhythms with catchy riffs under his solo project titled, Dyscalculia. His new project, called the fate of stars, carries a similar instrumental djent-prog-vibe.

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