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Hefty makes a 2 1/2 gallon slider storage bag. I always keep some of them on hand because often the gallon bag just isn't large enough. If you can't find them locally, Amazon has them.
I made ground chicken cooked with onion, sweet red pepper and diced carrots, seasoned with a good pinch of celery seed. I added a can of cream of chicken soup with about a half can of water to make a gravy for it. It came out pretty good.
Thanks everyone. It was a warm day today although I did have the a/c on. But my house is cooler in the cold weather months because I tend to keep the heat lower than the a/c. My dough usually weighs in at about 750 to 760 grams, today's was 760 so it was on the higher side of hydration.
I haven't sliced it yet as I finished the last bun from my previous batch with dinner tonight. I'll report back on it tomorrow.
I forgot to mention, instead of baking it in a standard loaf pan, I used my 9 x 5 USA pan.
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I had a 50/50 chance and missed it too.
I baked my usual semolina/rye/wheat recipe but instead of buns I made a loaf. I've been thinking about grilled cheese for lunch lately so I kneaded a loaf. Even though I used the reduced amount of yeast it rose real quick today. The oven wasn't properly preheated but I had to pop it in anyway. It just came out a few minutes ago, it looks fine.
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You must be logged in to view attached files."Delivery expected today by end of day" On Friday it said delivery expected on Sunday 5-24, which surprised me, I didn't know they made Sunday deliveries. Today, when I saw the package hasn't moved since Friday I signed up for text notifications on it and shortly after that (probably a coincidence) they updated the expected delivery date to Friday.
The order was shipped within 2 weeks, which isn't so bad for KAF during these trying times. I think the package may have been misplaced at the Fedex facility or something of that nature.
BA, maybe try the Live Chat thing on KAF about your bakers bucks. I am expecting a shipment from Gardeners Supply which is proving to be slower than molasses in January and I sent them an email. No one replied after a few days so I called them and got the info.
I placed an order with KAF a couple of weeks ago, I got the shipment email a few days ago and Fedex had it scheduled to arrive today. I looked at the tracking and saw the package hadn't moved since Friday, so I didn't think it was getting here today. Just received a text that the new arrival day is this coming Friday. Wonder what's going on with Fedex.
That looks wonderful Mike. I bet it would be great for a BLT or grilled cheese.
I missed it. btw, I'm not interested in it either!
I used to use the Red, then some years ago I tried the Gold. I've never done a side by side comparison. I didn't want to have two containers of yeast in my freezer (though I wouldn't mind it today!) so I just buy the Gold. I use it as I would any dry yeast, I make no adjustments with it. I haven't had any issues.
As far using less yeast, recently I have been doing that to conserve what I have, about 30 to 40 percent less. I have noticed the rise times are taking a little longer, but otherwise it's working out fine.
Inspired by the KAF blog about using less yeast, I made a starter for my Rye/Semolina/Wheat buns. I took 1 cup of the flour (a mix of rye and whole wheat), 3 grams of yeast and a cup of warm buttermilk and mixed it together and let it proof at room temp for about 30 minutes then I put it in the fridge. I did that yesterday. Today I pulled it out for about 30 minutes, it was still cold, and proceeded to make the bread adding 1 additional gram of yeast. The first rise was very nice, filling up my KAF proofing bucket. I have formed it into 8 buns, 4 topped with the KAF everything bagel topping. I am waiting for them to rise and then to bake. It all looks good and next time I think I will reduce the yeast by 1 gram, only using 3 grams.
It's going to be the same as yesterday with the addition of a fresh baked bun which I turn into garlic bread.
I was able to get a 4 ounce jar of Red Star ADY over the weekend from Whole Foods and saw that envelopes of yeast are available (in my area) from Amazon Fresh. I have an online friend in Canada (Toronto area) and she told me she can't find yeast anywhere. The 4 ounce jar cost $7.99 which is more than a pound of SAF from KA.
I made a batch of spaghetti sauce today, had some with pasta and cauliflower.
If I am not mistaken, I believe Kellogg believed in a vegetarian diet and the cornflakes were developed to give people an alternate to the fat laden breakfasts that were typical of the time.
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