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The bread rounds didn't come out as great as the first time I made them. My husband decided to grill all 12 rounds at once, instead of in two batches of 6. That meant the grill cover had to stay open a longer period of time to flip each one, so the temp inside the grill dropped a lot more. Cooking only 6 at a time, at a higher temperature, made more prominent grill marks and a more crispy outside. I may also have brushed on less olive oil before baking them.
Saturday night I made chicken-broccoli alfredo, with a made-from-scratch alfredo sauce.
My husband will rototill the garden a second time and put up the electric fence this coming week. We had a heavy frost here Thursday night, 24*. I covered the 5-6 pots of herb and flower seedlings on the deck with a doubled blanket, and they are fine. The radishes, beets, spinach and lettuces that had just germinated in the deck planters are also OK. No other vegetables are planted yet, not until Memorial Day weekend. However, it appears that about half of the blueberry flowers are dead, along with a lot of the ferns. I haven't looked at the apple blossoms, and the blackberry and raspberry plants don't have buds yet. Our average last frost day is May 15, but a frost in mid-May is usually about 30*, never as low as 24*. The weather has been weird here this year, with huge temperature swings from 30s one day to upper 80s the next, and what seems like constant winds of 8-10 mph.
I've only made this in a loaf pan; I'll need to try it doubled and baked in my long baker. I would also skip the wheat gluten, cut the salt and yeast. I would use the Artisan Bread Topping.
We used the grilled rounds split in half as buns for grilled kielbasa with roasted peppers and onions.
I made another batch of the grilled asiago rounds this afternoon, but this time I used shredded cheddar and 2 teaspoons of Penzey's Foxpoint seasoning. We like these better than the asiago. I'm hoping my photo is small enough to attach. Nope, guess it is not.
I made a rhubarb cobbler today. The recipe is a keeper.
We had asparagus frittata and English muffins for supper tonight. My husband also had a generous piece of rhubarb cobbler. And then asked if he should cut more rhubarb before he goes to work at 6:15 tomorrow morning -- obviously, he loved the cobbler.
Dinner tonight was ribs, asparagus from the garden, leftover broccoli salad, and the grilled asiago rounds. Excellent!
Today I made Grilled Asiago Rounds (KABC recipe) which I have not made for several years. They very crispy on the outside, but soft on the inside; I'm pretty sure they'll lose that crispness by tomorrow. I think they need a little more flavor, so next time in addition to the cheese in the dough, I'll add garlic and some herbs. I think we'll try cutting some in half and using them like a burger bun.
One of the many events at the festival! My favorite is the sheep herding, with the amazing dogs and their handlers. Unfortunately, we are too busy in our booth to see much of the other events going on. It was nice to chat with Skeptic again!
One of the many events at the festival! My favorite is the sheep herding, with the amazing dogs and their handlers. Unfortunately, we are too busy in our booth to see much of the other events going on. It was nice to chat with Skeptic again!
Joan, my stove is from when we built back in 1985. I hate thinking about needing to get a new one. The new electronic things take me forever to learn how to use; new car a year ago, new computer in January, etc. But once you learn how to make it work for you, you'll love it.
Today I made a bean salad and a broccoli salad to take on my trip tomorrow. I made extra to leave for my husband to eat while I'm gone. It will be a nice change for him instead of a can of beans and a hot dog.
Home from travels, back to baking, but leaving again tomorrow! Today I made the KABC "Bake of the Month" Brownie Cookies. It took forever to make, of course, since it is really just making choc chip cookies and brownies and baking them one on top of the other in a muffin tin. Making 2 recipes is time consuming. The only real problem I had with the recipe was the instruction to use a "generous" tablespoon scoop of the brownie batter; after I had filled about 10 wells, I realized I would not have enough batter for 24. Same with the cookie dough. Aside from that, they are ordinary flavor wise. However, I do not like to bite into a crisp cookie on a soft brownie. I won't be making these again.
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