feat!: Separate www into www/blog and www/private
Now the private content is stored as a git submodule. This means I can keep that repo's source private, but still use it in the build product. The build product (website) relies on HTTP basic authentication, so access control is maintained throughout the SDLC.
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*Source: Matt*
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## Ingredients
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- Purple potatoes, cooked and mashed
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- Eggs
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- Protein powder (vanilla or unflavored)
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- Oat flour
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- Baking powder
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- Cinnamon
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- Salt
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- Milk
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## Instructions
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1. Mix mashed purple potatoes with eggs.
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2. Add protein powder, oat flour, baking powder, cinnamon, salt.
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3. Add milk to desired consistency.
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4. Cook on griddle like regular pancakes.
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