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I knew nothing and my guesses were wrong. I didn't know people did these things to cheese.
I guessed and chose the wrong answer.
I got it!
I very much liked Laurel's Kitchen Bread Book. It has good ideas and lots of information. Some ideas I turned upside down when implementing. she said "Excess kneading can oxidize the dough and reduce the whole wheat flavor" since I didn't particularly want a strong whole wheat flavor, I kneaded away quite happily. the recipe for English Muffins is impossible -- well at least for me -- it recommended overkneading the dough to create the large holes. I get bored and tired long before the dough is over kneaded..
I tried to read Clayton's "New Complete Book of Breads" but found myself skipping around. It has almost too many recipes.I might have to use this. I was looking for rye flour at the local health food store and they didn't have it in bulk. I wanted to make Boston Brown Bread again.
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I didn't know what they were but I had a lucky guess.
I did a quick bread with blueberry jam as one of the ingredients. I baked it in a 9x13 pan which baked quickly and makes a lot of short slices, easy for eating in a napkin. I took it to the last farmer's market of the year to share with vendors I won't see it next spring.
Putting jam into the bread gives it a wonderful color and it mixes together quickly.November 14, 2019 at 6:20 am in reply to: What are you Cooking the week of November 10, 2019? #19240I had black bean chili made in the crockpot yesterday. It was so cold that the crockpot was put on low at midnight, it wasn't yet boiling at 7:30 am. I put a thick towel on top for extra insulation and it was boiling three hours later.
The recipe was tasty but a little too mild. I think I've found a use for the jar of Harissa sauce in the refrigerator.Baker Aunt;
Is Ellen's buns a recipe that is available on this site?Riverside Len;
The bread looks beautiful.Yesterday I made pumpkin corn muffins, Yankee style. This was for a vegan friend so I used up the rest of the gluten free flour, and a Tablespoon of ground flax seed, and maple syrup -- so I didn't have any eggs, buttermilk, or honey. This recipe is so different from the original cornbread recipe I might as well give it all
< 1 cup Bob's Red Mill Gluten free flour
1 cup Indian Head white corn meal
4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup pumpkin puree, this was especially rich and tasty
1 tablespoon flax seed ground
3 tablespoons oil
1/4 cup maple syrup
water
Mix all the dry ingredients except the flax seed together. Mix the pumpkin, flax seed, oil and maple syrup together. Combine the dry ingredients with the wet ingredients, add a couple of tablespoons of water if the batter seems too dry. Scoop with 1/4 cup icecream server into parchment lined muffin tins. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes until done. Makes 11 with the last one a little small. This doesn't rise very much but its tastes good.I got it! This was an easy question for me.
I have a cheap formica counter top, and am relatively happy with it. I use cutting boards for cutting and trivets for hot pots. Marble seems like a good idea but it does scratch and burn and is hard to care for and replace. A nice slab would be great for pastries and easier to clean. Supposedly the artificial quartz counters have enough silicon to be a hazard to the people who cut and polish it so that rules that out. Slate would make the kitchen look like a chemistry lab.
Can you put up a clock on the wall somewhere? I use the oven clock a lot but that only works when the oven isn't in use because then it shows the temperature.Its 39 degrees here and going to get down to 22 degrees. Thats cold for the Washington DC area, but nothing compared to points north.
Mike, electrical standards have changed since my house was last rewired and my kitchen is rather outdated. I'd like to have dedicated circuits for refrigerator, and oven, and microwave and dishwasher which I was told is now standard. While I am dreaming, I'd like a cabinet that can hold cookie sheets and half sheet pans easily. I can get them in the cabinet by inserting them at an angle before lying them flat on the shelf.
Baker Aunt, I'm sorry that all the work is now done, and things are NOT in the right place. I remember admiring a counter at a kitchenette at work that simply had outlets every foot.Missed this.
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