I persevered and became successful FINALLY. It doesn't hurt that I dug out the Bosch that has been hidden away in my cupboards. Man it makes it so easy to mix it all up. I also ground the wheat too. AMAZING huh Notice the Avacado green. Ya, it must be that old. It was handed down to me from my mom when she upgraded to a newer one. I love hand me downs.
My inspiration came the other day when I learned that my sister in law was making bread for her family (8 loaves a week). Then another sister in law came to St George for a family members missionary homecoming. Her responsibility for their up coming Youth Conference was the FOOD. So for the few days she was here in town, she made I believe 39 loaves of bread to take home and freeze. Or at least 39 hundred as the little kids would probably say.
OK for you real life professionals. I realize the bread isn't as big as it should be. But believe me it taste GOOD. Thanks Jill and Deanna for the inspiration. Even though mom has been trying for years to inspire me, it finally kicked in. You would think I would have been born with some natural talent since my Grandpa was a real Baker and owned a few Bakery's in his life time. Better late then never I say.
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that looks so good! I love homemade bread, but have never made it myself. It makes me want to though! I found a really great food storage blog you might like myfoodstoragedeals.blogspot.com
I love when you learn something new as good as this! :)
Fresh homemade bread is one of the greatest things in life. It smells good and taste so yummy. Enjoy it. Maybe one day I will try to make bread again. Stacey
Good Job! I am so proud of you! Hope things are going well. Katelynn asked to go see Alan the other day please send our love to your family we miss you.
Way to go!!
Here goes the 4th time. I,m really proud of you. The bread looks great. If you want a larger slice just let it rise higher. Love you, Mom
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