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Short Attention Span Bakery

May 7, 2010October 22, 2020 Jayne13 Comments

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Learning from Mistakes · My Family

The Lesson of the Carrots

June 29, 2009October 22, 2020 Jayne14 Comments

Summer vacation started off with both a bang and a whimper.  Actually, not so much a whimper as lots of weeping. Last Tuesday was the last day of the school year for both my husband, the teacher, and my son, Alex, the first grader.  Very exciting.  After school, our kids went across the street to… Continue reading The Lesson of the Carrots

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I Am The Accident Waiting to Happen

April 22, 2009October 22, 2020 Jayne113 Comments

Julia had gymnastics earlier today.  I'm usually the one who brings her.  I bring her, and I bring a book, and I sit in a corner of the outer room of chairs - they are the hard plastic ones out there, and not as comfortable as the nice squishy ones in the inner room, but… Continue reading I Am The Accident Waiting to Happen

Learning from Mistakes

Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

September 7, 2008October 22, 2020 1pic1000wordsjayne9 Comments

  I thought it would be fun to make English Muffins this morning.  I have a couple of sourdough recipes, so I found one and threw the ingredients together, and, in my haste and my distractedness, I neglected to factor in the time needed for the batter to rise.  And even when I thought -… Continue reading Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

Learning from Mistakes

Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

September 7, 2008October 22, 2020 1pic1000wordsjayne9 Comments

  I thought it would be fun to make English Muffins this morning.  I have a couple of sourdough recipes, so I found one and threw the ingredients together, and, in my haste and my distractedness, I neglected to factor in the time needed for the batter to rise.  And even when I thought -… Continue reading Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

Learning from Mistakes

Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

September 7, 2008October 22, 2020 1pic1000wordsjayne9 Comments

  I thought it would be fun to make English Muffins this morning.  I have a couple of sourdough recipes, so I found one and threw the ingredients together, and, in my haste and my distractedness, I neglected to factor in the time needed for the batter to rise.  And even when I thought -… Continue reading Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

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Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

September 7, 2008October 22, 2020 1pic1000wordsjayne9 Comments

  I thought it would be fun to make English Muffins this morning.  I have a couple of sourdough recipes, so I found one and threw the ingredients together, and, in my haste and my distractedness, I neglected to factor in the time needed for the batter to rise.  And even when I thought -… Continue reading Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

Learning from Mistakes

Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

September 7, 2008October 22, 2020 Jayne19 Comments

  I thought it would be fun to make English Muffins this morning.  I have a couple of sourdough recipes, so I found one and threw the ingredients together, and, in my haste and my distractedness, I neglected to factor in the time needed for the batter to rise.  And even when I thought -… Continue reading Impatience – A Cautionary Tale

Breads and Crackers · Learning from Mistakes · Onions · Potatoes

Potato Rye Bread with Onion and Caraway

April 6, 2008October 22, 2020 Jayne11 Comment

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I've added a new category - I might also include links to it under the recipe categories. 

The category is "Learning from Mistakes" and I'm including it because in baking and cooking - just like in every other facet of life, we make mistakes, and the best thing to do with a mistake is to learn something from it.

Learning from Mistakes

A Little Tip

March 12, 2008October 22, 2020 Jayne1Leave a comment

You know how on TV those really good chefs hold an onion and slice away really fast?  And the hand that holds the onion in place has the fingertips curled under so the side of the blade slides down the knuckles, and no blood is shed? I really need to work on that.  Oh, I've… Continue reading A Little Tip

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