Because of the rising price of bread I resumed using the old bread maker. Easy. About every third day I make just plain bread at a small fraction of store bought. Some day I’ll get enough courage to make rye bread.
I wonder what the rules are for keeping a cow in the city? Chickens?
let me guess: the first instruction in a plugger’s baking recipe is to make sure you have all the necessary ingredients ere you go to the store to get them
Even with an electric mixer making “the world’s oatiest oatmeal cookies” takes a lot of “elbow grease” while using a spatula to scrape the dough off the sides of the bowl. :)
Zykoic over 2 years ago
Because of the rising price of bread I resumed using the old bread maker. Easy. About every third day I make just plain bread at a small fraction of store bought. Some day I’ll get enough courage to make rye bread.
I wonder what the rules are for keeping a cow in the city? Chickens?
Templo S.U.D. over 2 years ago
let me guess: the first instruction in a plugger’s baking recipe is to make sure you have all the necessary ingredients ere you go to the store to get them
ISENOTHING over 2 years ago
No. The first instruction is ‘start with a clean pan’.
jmolay161 over 2 years ago
The first and last instruction in my plugger’s baking recipe is: microwave two minutes.
juicebruce over 2 years ago
A hand mixer helps with the Elbow Grease part ;-)
Wirepuncher over 2 years ago
I thought the final instruction was “lick the bowl”.
Barnabus Blackoak over 2 years ago
can I substitute bacon grease ?
Gen.Flashman over 2 years ago
Breaking a sweat stirring a two quart bowl? Not a good sign, especially if it is cold in the house-long sleeved turtle neck sweater.
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
Even with an electric mixer making “the world’s oatiest oatmeal cookies” takes a lot of “elbow grease” while using a spatula to scrape the dough off the sides of the bowl. :)
But, oh … those cookies.
Ray Helvy Premium Member over 2 years ago
Only if you want your pastries to be grainy and hard as a rock.
goboboyd over 2 years ago
Most often the final line is “Enjoy”