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  • in reply to: Daily Quiz for June 4, 2020 #24482
    cwcdesign
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      I got it!

      in reply to: What are you Baking the week of May 31, 2020? #24481
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        Last night I made lava cakes from Brown Eyed Baker. I didn’t cook the long enough to get the cake “shell,” but they still tasted really good. I have 2 more in the freezer which we may eat tonight

        in reply to: What are you Cooking the week of May 31, 2020? #24480
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          Yesterday I made the cucumber salad I adapted with cucumbers from our neighboring gardener - he is further along than we are. We liked them better than last weeks’s donation. Trying to figure out if it was because of the type of cucumber or if hers had gotten too big.

          in reply to: What are you Cooking the week of May 31, 2020? #24465
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            Last night I made Will’s version of Cashew Chicken from a Pioneer Woman recipe. We add a lot more vegetables which we cook first so we don’t over cook the chicken and gojuchang in place oyster sauce. Leftovers tonight

            in reply to: Daily Quiz for June 3, 2020 #24464
            cwcdesign
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              Had no idea what Brix values are, but guessed it right

              in reply to: Daily Quiz for June 2, 2020 #24463
              cwcdesign
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                Wrong

                in reply to: Pain de mie pan #24462
                cwcdesign
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                  I have the 13” pan de mie and I love it. I have been getting much better at not having it explode over the top. And I live in the humid south where my rising times are shorter.
                  PJ has some really good blog posts on the pan de mie recipes. My favorite is still the white bread recipe - I often add wheat to it. But I have been playing with the honey oat that is a recipe for the 9” pan.

                  I’ve learned from PJ that I can put a 9” recipe in a 13” pan by increasing the recipe by 50%. I would assume reducing one would be the opposite.

                  Italiancook, I hadn’t seen the Bee Keepers pan de mie - I’ll have to try it next.

                  in reply to: Daily Quiz for June 1, 2020 #24461
                  cwcdesign
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                    I missed it,

                    in reply to: What are you Baking the week of May 31, 2020? #24379
                    cwcdesign
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                      I have a loaf of pan de pie kneading in the bread machine - a variation on KAF honey oat recipe with half WWW and half the amount of yeast (I also halved the salt). We'll see how it goes.

                      in reply to: Daily Quiz for May 31, 2020 #24378
                      cwcdesign
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                        Wild guess that was wrong

                        in reply to: What keeps you busy during lockdown? #24377
                        cwcdesign
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                          Kimbob, you made me laugh. There is no way in H*** I'd let my 89yo Mom cut my hair! It's hard because her dementia/forgetfulness is really kicking in. She told me she couldn't go anywhere because she doesn't have her car (we took her privileges away a year ago) and we sold it March JUST before the lockdown - phew! I pointed out that she couldn't go anywhere because her senior living community won't let her leave - she said they won't? I got a million of these stories! I only live 5 minutes away but haven't been there since March 11th because I was still working before the lockdown.

                          We were furloughed on March 23rd, but our Market (retail/deli part of Sea Island resort) never fully shut down. So, I took my online course and started making surface patterns with Adobe Illustrator and also have been creating new artwork to upload - it's been great and I can't wait till I'm in a position to make my income with it. A group of us got a plot at the community garden so we have been very busy with that - Friday and Saturday we had to deal with powdery mildew, squash borers AND aphids, but it looked much better this morning.

                          Cooking, baking, daily walks, online yoga, emails, FaceTime and a few projects take up the rest. I am scheduled to go back to work on the 12th and can't say I'm not nervous - the county numbers went up a lot over last week - we've had so many tourists, it's crazy. We will just have to make the best of it.

                          in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of May 24, 2020? #24375
                          cwcdesign
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                            Last night I made another recipe from Half Baked Harvest - Black Bean and Sweet Potato Nachos which I have adapted quite a bit. The sweet potato wedges (roasted) are supposed to be the nachos, but we eat it with a fork. Recipe calls for cauliflower, which I didn't have the first time, but did the second and this time I used squash from the garden. She has a yummy sounding salsa which I haven't made yet, so we just use Green Mountain.

                            I also made KAF Mocha Madness ice cream on Friday (for the second time this month).

                            in reply to: Daily Quiz for May 30, 2020 #24374
                            cwcdesign
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                              I had a lucky guess too. I thought of all those other pastries with exotic Spanish names.

                              in reply to: Are kaf bakers rewards worth it? #24373
                              cwcdesign
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                                Thank you Kimbob!

                                in reply to: What are You Cooking the Week of May 24, 2020? #24320
                                cwcdesign
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                                  Our SOS was always made with dried beef as well. Stouffer's used to sell it and it was pretty good.

                                  Last night I made a cucumber salad with sliced shallots (I didn't have red onion) a yogurt dressing that I adapted from the recipe. We really liked it.

                                  I also made a new favorite -30 minute Butter Chicken Meatballs from Half Baked Harvest. We have made it several times since the start of sheltering in place and always have enough for a couple of meals. We had white rice with it because we haven't been able to get brown rice in two months.

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