I looked over the schedule again and I think the later afternoon works better for me.
I can finish the draft in the morning, take a short break, and come back with fresh eyes before we talk.
That usually helps me notice the small things I would miss if I rushed it.
If you want, send me the latest notes before lunch and I will fold them in as I go.
I am also happy to keep the discussion simple and just focus on the two points you mentioned yesterday.
The other items can wait until another day because they are not urgent from my side.
I mostly want to make sure we leave with clear next steps and no confusion about who is handling what.
If plans change, message me whenever and I can shuffle things around without much trouble.

I ended up trying that recipe this afternoon and it turned out better than I expected.
I changed the timing a little and used what I already had instead of making another trip out.
The texture came together right at the end, so I think the extra rest time really helped.
Next time I would probably add a bit more citrus because it felt like it needed something brighter.
I also cleaned the kitchen as I went, which made the whole thing less annoying later on.
If you still want to test it this week, I can write out the steps in a shorter format so it is easier to follow.
Nothing about it was difficult once I stopped overthinking it.
I usually do that at the start of anything unfamiliar, then wonder why I made it feel complicated in the first place.
Anyway, let me know when you try it.