What are you Baking the Week of August 1, 2021?

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  • #30877
    Joan Simpson
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      Happy Anniversary BakerAunt!

      #30879
      cwcdesign
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        Happy Anniversary, BakerAunt! I hope you enjoyed the rest of your day!

        #30881
        RiversideLen
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          Happy Anniversary BakerAunt!

          #30882
          chocomouse
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            Happy Anniversary to both of you, BakerAunt! Ours is the day after tomorrow, our 53rd. August was a good month for marriages: our daughter's is tomorrow, her 24th, and our son's is next week, his 21st. May yours be long and happy.

            #30885
            RiversideLen
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              Happy Anniversary, Chocomouse! 53 years, that's great!

              #30887
              kimbob
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                Not much time to bake but managed to make a blueberry crumb cake. Gave half to my friend.

                #31006
                navlys
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                  I'm late to the party but Happy Anniversary to everyone married in August! August is not usually a rainy month but it can get hot and humid. And no snow!!! So Celebrate!

                  #31014
                  skeptic7
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                    Happy Anniversary.

                    I did Jane Brody's Pumpkin-Rye bread again, just a single load's worth without any molasses. I think it came out well, but I haven't had any feed back. I made it for a friend who is diabetic. I also did a sugarless pumpkin cream cheese spread to go with the pumpkin-rye bread.

                    I also made maple-walnut granola in the slow cooker. It cooked on low for around 4 hours, and was probably over cooked. Its has a slightly smoked/charred taste. Next time I'll try to cook for around three hours.

                    I'm starting the sponge to to the Dessert Rye Focaccio recipe tomorrow. I'm going to let the sponge sit for around 18-24 hours to see if it gets sour enough to compensate for the lack of a sour dough starter.

                    #31017
                    Joan Simpson
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                      Happy Anniversary Chocomouse!

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