- Don't over-think.
- Spend no more than 15 minutes.
- It doesn't have to be perfect.
Wednesday, 4 September 2013
Wendy House Wednesday
This is the first in a series of Wednesday household hints and tips. I'm going to try to follow them myself. The instructions are:
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Our bread bin wasn't too badly off today as we'd finished all the bread yesterday (apart from a packet of the potato farls that Nick likes).
ReplyDeleteI baked overnight in the bread machine, a large brioche loaf to use up some milk and eggs that were hanging around. It's delicious bread but it calls for rather a lot of sugar and butter -- it sizzles as you toast it. It goes hard quite quickly, too, but it makes excellent French toast so that's OK.
Looking in the freezer, we're low on Nick's yeast-free bread and we've got none of what Ocado rather grandly calls 'Viennoiserie', pains au chocolat and croissants. I like to buy the part-baked kind and have them for weekend breakfasts. I should get some savoury scones in, too, as they are good for snacks.
Once life is back to normal I want to bake all our bread, to teach Nick how to make soda bread and to do more hand baking with Alec.
Can I just feed the ducks?
ReplyDeleteYes if you like :-)
ReplyDeleteI love baking bread. Unfortunately, once I make the bread, I have to eat the bread. I have a hard time with moderation :s
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