What are You Baking the Week of April 16, 2017?

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  • #7274
    BakerAunt
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      I baked yesterday, but here is the thread for anyone who will start the baking week today.

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      #7275
      KIDPIZZA
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        I baked yesterday, but here is the thread for anyone who will start the baking week today.

        BAKERAUNT:
        Good afternoon Marliss. I just now received word our dear baking friend CINDY passed away yesterday in Houston Texas.

        ~KIDPIZZA.

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        #7319
        BakerAunt
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          Thank you, Cass. I was busy with Easter dinner on Sunday, so I only saw your post after I read the thread someone else started.

          Today, in honor of Mrs. Cindy, and in celebration of her life, I baked her Irish Oatmeal Bread (with a few changes). It is now cooling on the rack, and I look forward to having it at breakfast tomorrow.

          I also baked a new recipe, "White Chocolate and Cherry Cookies," from Cookies Galore, by Jacqueline Bellefontaine (p. 87). It's one of those cookbooks that I likely picked up at Tuesday Morning. We will sample them tonight for dessert. I do like that they also include oatmeal. It made 28 rather than the 24 the recipe specified, but then, what is "drop by dessertspoonfuls"? I used my 1 Tbs. scoop.

          Addendum: The cookies are ok but not "bake me again" special.

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          #7332
          RiversideLen
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            Last night I made a pizza of sorts. I spread a thin layer of refried beans over the dough, then spread a moderate layer of mole sauce, then ground pork and cheese. It wasn't beautiful but it tasted pretty good.

            mole-pizza

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            #7335
            Mike Nolan
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              Looks good Len. My wife says it sounds a lot like a quesadilla.

              #7338
              BakerAunt
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                On Saturday, I baked a new recipe, "Cinnamon Sugar Doughnut Bundt Cake" (p. 71), from One Layer Cakes, a special issue of Bake from Scratch that I picked up at Barnes & Noble last week. It requires boiling down cider from 6 cups to 1 1/2, but I had a bottle of boiled cider in the refrigerator, which needed to be used, so I used it, and I substituted a Gala apple for the McIntosh specified. I baked it in my older Bundt pan. I only used half of the cinnamon sugar topping that is sprinkled over the glaze. (What were they thinking?)

                I also baked spritz cookies with pastel sprinkles. The cake and cookies are for the after service social time at church tomorrow.

                For dinner, I made pizza, using the KAF Ultra-Thin Crust Pizza dough.

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