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Home › Forums › Baking — Breads and Rolls › What are you Baking the Week of September 29, 2024?
BakerAunt.On Sunday afternoon, I baked Soft Oatmeal Cookies--my adaptation of the great Jenny Can Cook recipe.
I also baked three loaves of my Whole Wheat Oat Bran Bread. I will stash two in the freezer, and we will begin slicing the third tomorrow.
I baked Pumpkin Snacking Cake on Monday and put yellow and orange sprinkles over the top in celebration of autumn.
I'm back at it....Oatmeal cookies for my wonderful neighbors their request 😉
Joan--I just knew that you would be baking for people once you got your power back! The cookies look great.
I lost power for 36 hours, Friday at 10:35 am till Saturday around 10:30 pm; and annoyingly lost internet for over 4 days even after the electricity came back. I rejoined the Internet world just after noon on Monday.
Since the power was off, I am trying to use up the quart of milk. I've done potato with cranberry rolls twice. I gave some of them away and ate quite a few. I'll be giving some more away tomorrow.
I think the contents of the freezer survived the outage but I had to do a purge of the refrigerator.
I am surprised that the winds came up from Florida so fast. I was thinking that it would take two days for the Hurricane to get to KY from Florida.
Skeptic--I'm glad you have power--and Internet service--again.
Today I baked English muffins, and an upside-down plum cake.
On this Wednesday, I'm baking Whole Wheat Sourdough Cheese Crackers from the dough I made last week.
I did not realize that my husband had been nibbling on the flatbread I baked last week, until I noticed that I only had one left for tonight. As I still have hummus to eat, I baked another recipe of flatbread, this time substituting in 18 g of dark rye for that much of the Italian Style Flour. I left the amounts of whole wheat and barley alone.