What are you Baking the Week of November 10, 2024?

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  • #44620
    Mike Nolan
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      Probably no baking here today, don't want it to taste like onions, since I'm caramelizing 10 pounds of onions in the oven for the next 6-8 hours.

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      #44621
      chocomouse
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        I made Peter Reinhart's recipe for Onion and Wild Rice bread again today, and shaped it into rolls, some to go with our Duchess soup for dinner and the remainder into the freezer for future soup meals.

        #44626
        BakerAunt
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          I made dough for Whole Wheat Sourdough Cheese Crackers on Monday. My husband has had to avoid crackers due to his last dental procedure, but we are hoping he will be cleared to eat them after his appointment on Wednesday. It will be five or six days until the dough is ready. My starter really needed to be fed!

          #44629
          RiversideLen
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            I made a yellow cake from a box mix and topped it with white chocolate ganache.

            #44633
            navlys
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              I made the mini scones for our community thrift store fashion show. Actually filling the triangles in the mini scone pan was probably more time consuming then rolling and cutting the dough. They were tasty. I used a 1/4 cup scoop. Maybe weighing the dough and dividing it by 16 would have been easier .

              #44634
              Mike Nolan
              Keymaster

                Yeah, dividing them by weight, rough shaping them into triangles and then pressing them into the corners seems like it would be less work.

                #44636
                BakerAunt
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                  Navlys--Is there a typo? A 1/4 cup scoop seems rather large for mini-scones.

                  #44637
                  BakerAunt
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                    Earlier this year, Vitacost mistakenly sent me a package of Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Muffin Mix instead of the BRM pumpkin seeds that I had ordered. Their customer service was excellent, in that they refunded the price of the pumpkin seeds and told me to keep the mix. It had a November expiration date, and I hate to throw anything away, even though I am not keen on gluten-free foods, so I baked them for breakfast on Tuesday. The package included suggestions to vary the mix, and I chose the Pineapple Coconut option. While it called for ½ cup of drained pineapple, the can had about 2/3 cup, so I used all of it. I cut the oil back from ½ to 1/3 cup. I used ½ cup BRM shredded coconut (at some point, I'll use it up) and added some chopped pecans. I baked them for 25 minutes as six large muffins in muffin papers coated with non-stick spray. The warm muffin I ate this morning was very good. I froze two and have kept the other three out for breakfast over the next three days.

                    If you need to bake for someone who must be gluten-free, this mix is a good choice. If you are baking for a group that is mixed with gluten-free and gluten-eating people, it would satisfy both groups. Of course, I am partial to the variation I followed.

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