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November 27, 2022 at 10:27 am #37246November 27, 2022 at 9:40 pm #37253
I just sliced up the last of the semolina bread, time to make more tomorrow.
November 28, 2022 at 2:55 pm #37254I made two loaves of buttermilk oatmeal wheat bread this morning.
November 28, 2022 at 7:20 pm #37258I have two loaves of semolina bread in the oven this evening.
November 28, 2022 at 8:54 pm #37259Will baked 3 loaves of sourdough this morning. He heads to LA on Thursday for 10 days. I will be baking over the weekend for the garden club bake sale the following weekend - I will freeze my cakes
November 29, 2022 at 9:38 am #37263I am thinking of making Biscochitos for our wine gathering. I saw a recipe in our paper and thought they sounded interesting. I couldn't read the reviews because I don't subscribe to the Sacramento Bee. Anyway I compared several recipes but none had only 1/2 tsp baking powder for 3 cups of sugar. (paper recipe). Am thinking less baking powder, more crispy?
November 29, 2022 at 2:31 pm #37264I made burger buns this morning.
November 29, 2022 at 2:57 pm #37265Correction the Biscochitos recipe calls for 3 cups of FLOUR not sugar! OOPs!
December 1, 2022 at 5:59 pm #37277On Thursday, I baked for the first time this week. I wanted some Christmas spirit, so I baked the King Arthur Spiced Rye Ginger Cookies, with two changes. I cut the salt in half and added 1 Tbs. Bob's Red Mill milk powder. To make them festive, I rolled them in an equal mixture of coarse red, green, and white sugar. The spice mixture does not agree with my husband, so I told him that I will bake another kind of cookie tomorrow.
By the way, Navlys: this recipe does not call for baking powder, just 1 tsp. baking soda. I suspect that you are correct about less baking powder for more crispiness.
December 1, 2022 at 6:05 pm #37278I made rhubarb muffins with chopped rhubarb from the garden that I froze early last summer.
December 2, 2022 at 4:41 am #37281Wednesday was my middle child, Henry's, birthday. Hen is quiet and didn't or wouldn't tell us anything he wanted. So for breakfast I made him pancakes topped with bacon and Choco family fantastic maple syrup topped with a fresh baked chocolate doughnut and whipped cream. Violet said "that's what I want for my birthday breakfast."
I made him Stella Park's coconut cake which he liked but liked less than my patched-together-piece-meal coconut cake recipe. I'll have dig through my notes and resurrect it.
No pictures as I am going between computers and don't have everything on a shared drive yet.
I did a lot of baking last week and we still have pie left! I also have baked pumpkin pie filling. I'm thinking of putting it in a jar and labeling it pumpkin pie butter and giving it to some friends. Might be could on crusty toast.
December 2, 2022 at 9:47 pm #37285If you have pie left, Aaron, then your older son did not stay long enough to help finish them off! π
On Friday, I baked my Lime-Pecan Biscotti, so that my husband will have a cookie that he can eat.
I also baked the Spiced Pumpkin Bread recipe from Stanley Ginsberg's Rye Baker blog. I used 500g of the Fairy Tale pumpkin that I froze last year. As I did last time, I used the bread machine to do the kneading and let it rise in a bread bucket. It is always sticky, but this time I added only one extra tablespoon of whole wheat flour. I probably could have gotten the shaping tighter, but it is a respectable loaf, although I had a bit of a blow out at one end. I am looking forward to slicing it at lunch tomorrow, as it is one of my favorite breads.
December 3, 2022 at 5:02 pm #37287Follow-up note: The taste of the Spiced Pumpkin Rye is the best of any time I have baked it. I think that the Fairy Tale Pumpkin is even better than the pie pumpkin for this recipe. The Fairy Tale is also a darker orange, and that shows up in the sliced bread.
I usually have trouble with the bottom of the bread being too well cooked. This time I put it on two baking sheets, and that made for perfect browning all around. I will use that technique again. I've also found that the bread bakes in my oven in 55 minutes not an hour.
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