Kat_132 because she wants to keep dancing in the dark..
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3 months ago
and without using a breadmaker either. Our grandparents most likely used to do it, so how hard can it be?
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How to make bread from scratch
It made me
feel self sufficient
 "Kinda scary... but it all worked out in the end."
How I did it: I bought the ingredients... followed the instructions... 3 hours later, I had fresh sweet bread! Lessons & tips: Make sure you read the ingredients properly! |
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Kat_132 because she wants to keep dancing in the dark..
It made me
meh 
How I did it: Found a recipe, bought the ingredients. Then followed the recipe, but possibly did something wrong as it really didn't work out. I actually made some weird thing that taste like a cross between bread and cake. But hey, I can always blame the recipe for that, right? :P It was good to try, but I am certainly not a baker. Although, I do make really good sticky date pudding :) Read how I did it…
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My husband got my a breadmaker a couple years ago, and I’ve made all sorts of breads and rolls in it, and started baking loaves in the oven as well [although sometimes I cheat and use the bread machine to mix the dough]. Nothing beats the taste or smell of fresh-baked bread.
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20 months ago
but my loaf was the same shape, dimensions, consistency and weight as a house brick.
Not much use for sandwiches but if we ever wanted to build an extension…
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Most flavourful
3 years ago
Well, it wasn’t totally from scratch. I did use instant yeast from the shop.
Twice a week, in fact
3 years ago
It’s become one of those ZEN experiences in my life. I can do it and focus on the process of it, or focus elsewhere, be it on nothing at all or whatever I’m writing/thinking/ranting about. Since it’s a bit messy to jot down those wonderful thoughts that kneading inspires, I’ve a voice-activated tape recorder …
And the smells of dough rising are so lovely.
I felt like my Mom, nurturing, caring
3 years ago
It took a long time but I felt very proud when it came out yummy. I would do this again :)
