What are You Baking the Week of November 18, 2018?

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  • #14162
    navlys
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      I made rolls which started out in my bread machine. Because I hadn't used the machine in a while I looked at the manual (Zojirushi) and noticed that if you are using instant yeast you use the "Quick Dough" setting instead of "Basic Dough". This resulted in a shorter proofing time and second rise. The rolls weren't that tasty. Do you think I could have used the "Basic Dough " setting even though I was using instant yeast?

      #14163
      Mike Nolan
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        I never paid any attention to that, and always used IDY.

        #14164
        skeptic7
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          For Thanksgiving I made an apple slab pie -- it was easier to cut than a regular pie and had plenty of crust for crust lovers, and pumpkin cornbread with cranberries.

          Thanksgiving evening I baked whole wheat chocolate scones to bring half to a friend who was working overnight at Penneys for their Thanksgiving night sales.

          Friday I spent all afternoon baking a 14 lb Red Warty thing -- which was either an odd looking pumpkin or a odd looking squash and had 4 1/2 pints of pumpkin puree out of it.
          Today I have sage and rosemary Focaccio -- rather odd shaped I put in too little water and it didn't flatten out completely.

          I don't feel like baking or eating anything right now. My Thanksgiving leftovers included a green bean casserole which contained bacon and more bacon and cheese and fried onion bits and while it was all so very tasty, it was very filling.

          #14165
          skeptic7
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            For Thanksgiving I made an apple slab pie -- it was easier to cut than a regular pie and had plenty of crust for crust lovers, and pumpkin cornbread with cranberries.

            Thanksgiving evening I baked whole wheat chocolate scones to bring half to a friend who was working overnight at Penneys for their Thanksgiving night sales.

            Friday I spent all afternoon baking a 14 lb Red Warty thing -- which was either an odd looking pumpkin or a odd looking squash and had 4 1/2 pints of pumpkin puree out of it.
            Today I have sage and rosemary Focaccio -- rather odd shaped I put in too little water and it didn't flatten out completely.

            I don't feel like baking or eating anything right now. My Thanksgiving leftovers included a green bean casserole which contained bacon and more bacon and cheese and fried onion bits and while it was all so very tasty, it was very filling.

            #14166
            chocomouse
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              navlys, I always use the basic dough setting on my bread machine. It takes about an hour and a half to mix, knead, and rise the dough, then I take it out for a quick knead and shaping for the final rise. I've never baked in it, and never used any other settings. I use the SAF red instant yeast, which I buy at BJs and store in the freezer. All the breads develop good flavor.

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