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I've made pitas, actually think I learned in a class at KAF, many years ago. I was not impressed. I do make tortillas, which I prefer, for wraps, and a couple other kinds of flatbread, also from the class. I do remember that mine puffed just fine, but not much else about them. Sorry I can't be of any help.
Thank you BakerAunt and Mike. I'm going to try it, after I get groceries next week and buy Grape Nuts.
BakerAunt, would you please post a link to your Grape Nuts Bread recipe; I have tried the search function and cannot find it. Thank you! I'm also wondering if the cereal stays hard and crunchy, or does it soften up a lot? And does it taste like Grape Nuts? We both love Grape Nuts, but gave it up years ago because it tends to destroy teeth!
We cooked burgers on the grill (on the snowless deck; we had no accumulation of snow although it did snow all day yesterday) and air fried onion rings.
Mike, I almost always use half whole wheat and half AP flour in my bagels. This just surprised me, as I thought I was using 1/2 bread flour but the consistency was wrong.
Today I made Maple Buttermilk Bread. It's one of our favorites
I made bagels today. I used half AP and half bread flour - except after I scooped out the bread flour, I realized it looked "odd". It was light brown, not white, and it was not as fine grained as I would expect. As I kneaded, it seemed more like whole wheat, and needed more water (it rained all last night and was snowing most of the day - plenty of moisture in the air). I think, at some point, I must have refilled the kitchen bread flour jar with whole wheat flour from the pantry. It's funny, but also OK, since I often do use half whole wheat. And - the bagels are good.
Quesadillas for dinner, to use up leftover pork.
You are month(s) ahead of us; I'm hungry just reading your lists. It should start snowing here soon, and all day tomorrow. It won't hurt the daffodils, hyacinths, and other plants that are up.
That's a real bummer! Not only will you miss cooking and baking, living without power and the use of lots of appliances is a huge inconvenience.
Our dinner tonight was turkey soup, using up the last of the winter supply of frozen mixed veggies, and Penzey's Sunny Paris. With it we had savory fan rolls.
BakerAunt, I get her weekly email and saw that recipe, and I will try it. Today I made the Oatmeal Bars, using my homemade marmalade instead of apricot jam. They are good. They are almost gone - they left the house to go to a potluck, and I doubt any will return home.
I worked in the flower beds again today, and got the rock garden all cleaned up and mulched. This is very early in the season to have this done, but it's been so dry (still in a drought from last summer) and warm this year that plants are coming up early. My husband has rototilled the garden, brought home a truck load of mulch, and will be getting a load of manure on Saturday. We are expecting snow tomorrow and Friday - a storm watch for a town about 30 miles south says they will be getting 12-18 inches of that white "poor man's manure". I've not seen any totals for us, but being near the river, we probably won't get much and it will all melt on Saturday.
Now I know I'm going to be making carrot cake. So I added pineapple to my grocery list. Thanks for the nudge, cwcdesign!
Dinner was ham, cheddar, and veggie omelet with English muffins.
What an interesting assortment of trees! He is forever the scientist!
For dinner tonight, we had egg salad sandwiches on maple buttermilk bread, with assorted raw veggies and dip.
We have cooled down a bit here, 50s today, but really need some rain. There are possible showers forecast later in the week, but only about a 30% chance. So, we cooked on the grill again tonight. Boneless pork chops, with steamed mixed vegetables and parmesan noodles.
Baker Aunt, I hope your husband has a large piece of equipment to dig holes for those trees! What kind of trees will he plant?
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