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post #3311 of 3521

Yummy.  That Strawberry Cheesecake Pie looks delicious.

 

I'm into the kitchen now to make graham crackers and red velvet whoopie pies.

 

I have 2 wonderful sons, 3 ducks (2 Anconas & 1 Buff), 4 laying hens, a Holland Lop bunny, and a big scaredy cat.  I am a Chef, Baker, Bluegrass "Musician" (I know, you can't do both) and artisan. 

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I have 2 wonderful sons, 3 ducks (2 Anconas & 1 Buff), 4 laying hens, a Holland Lop bunny, and a big scaredy cat.  I am a Chef, Baker, Bluegrass "Musician" (I know, you can't do both) and artisan. 

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post #3312 of 3521
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I made rolls out of my Milk and Honey bread recipe...posted it awhile back. Found out where the hot spots in my oven are...as you can see from the random burned rolls. roll.png

 

I also made homemade butter because I LOVE butter and I had cream leftover from making ice cream the other day.

 

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 Hey, your bread looks amazing! I need to make some dinner rolls to take on a trip, and wondered if you could share your recipe? Also, do you think I could bake and then freeze these and the reheat them?

 

~ Aspen

Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs

 

Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others

 

Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors

 

Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins

 

Peafowl

 

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Breeding White and Colored Sebastapols, American Buffs

 

Ducks~Buff Orpingtons, Magpies, Muscovys, and others

 

Calls~ White, Chocolated Bibbed, Black Bibbed, Grey, and other colors

 

Chickens~ Light & Coronation Sussex, Seramas, and Splash Cochins

 

Peafowl

 

Taking Orders Now - Drop me a PM.

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post #3313 of 3521
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Originally Posted by Mrs. Fluffy Puffy View Post



 Hey, your bread looks amazing! I need to make some dinner rolls to take on a trip, and wondered if you could share your recipe? Also, do you think I could bake and then freeze these and the reheat them?

 

~ Aspen



Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't check this thread yesterday, I hope you didn't need the recipe today.

 

Here's the link to the recipe, I'm honestly not sure how freezing would work with it, I've never frozen this dough/bread. Maybe make the recipe once just for you and freeze it and see how it turns out?

 

http://tastykitchen.com/recipes/breads/milk-and-honey-bread/

 

 

 

ETA: I just made whatever size rolls I wanted and baked them in greased, round cake pans. I believe I only baked them for like 10 minutes, so make she you shorten the bake time.


Edited by cmb19 - 2/12/12 at 7:40pm
post #3314 of 3521

I'm making a Homemade Ice Cream Cake for my son's birthday...

 

Homemade Ice Cream Cake

 

1-BOX BUTTER (Duncan Hines) recipe cake mix (flavor of choice)

1 teaspoons soda

1 stick of butter- softened

Mix dry ingredients together, cut in butter.

 

1 cup milk

2 tablespoons vinegar

Put vinegar into measuring cup then add enough milk to make one cup, let sit for 2 to 3 minutes.

 

3 eggs

1 teaspoon vanilla

Add wet ingredients to dry and beat 4 minutes. Bake at 325° for 25 to 30 minutes .... makes 3 (9-inch)layer

 

After cakes are cooled place them into the freezer to freeze.

 

Soften ice cream by leaving it to sit in the refrigerator while the cake freezes.

 

Place a layer of ice cream between the layers of frozen cake and frost with whipped cream frosting. Freeze cake solid before cutting.

 

Whipped Cream Frosting

 

1-1/2 cups of whipping cream

1/2- cup powdered sugar

1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla

 

Beat together until stiff. Frost cake, store in the freezer.

 

 


Edited by BettyR - 2/13/12 at 2:15pm
If you can't be kind, at least have the decency to be vague.
If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it. 
Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once!
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If you can't be kind, at least have the decency to be vague.
If you lend someone $20 and never see that person again, it was probably worth it. 
Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once!
A truly happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery on a detour.
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post #3315 of 3521
The homemade ice cream cake recipe is great! The girls always want different ice cream than they can have in an ice cream cake - anyone ever seen an ice cream cake with Moosetracks ice cream? Now they'll each get exactly the cake they want. Thanks so much for posting the recipe!

Amy

Happily chicken addicted since ... well, forever I guess, but haven't had chickens till now!  With 3 Cuckoo Marans, 3 EEs (RIP Speckle), 3 Buff Brahmas...and counting...Every day's an adventure in Chickenland...

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Amy

Happily chicken addicted since ... well, forever I guess, but haven't had chickens till now!  With 3 Cuckoo Marans, 3 EEs (RIP Speckle), 3 Buff Brahmas...and counting...Every day's an adventure in Chickenland...

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post #3316 of 3521

Wow!!! Sounds good. Thanks for sharing!

When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace. -Jimi Hendrix
A Loving Family! Black Jersey Giants, Light Brahmas, Welsummers, Goats, Cows, 1 Piedmontese Bull, and a Horse

My Bull died this winter of old age  Does anybody here have a nice Piedmontese bull for sale?

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When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace. -Jimi Hendrix
A Loving Family! Black Jersey Giants, Light Brahmas, Welsummers, Goats, Cows, 1 Piedmontese Bull, and a Horse

My Bull died this winter of old age  Does anybody here have a nice Piedmontese bull for sale?

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post #3317 of 3521

walnut caramel bar cookies for the caramel lovers frow.gif

 

 

 

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post #3318 of 3521

and yoghurt pie (i have to figure out how to post more than one picture at a time, sorry!!!!)

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post #3319 of 3521
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and yoghurt pie (i have to figure out how to post more than one picture at a time, sorry!!!!)

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Those look delicious! Tell me more about Yogurt Pie.

 

Move your cursor to where you want to insert an image and click on the insert image tool at the top of the edit screen. Browse for the photo file. Push enter a couple of times when you have inserted the image and then insert the second image the same as the first.
 

 

Ron

 

Is this a Hobby or a way of Life? Chickens: Australorp, Barred & Partridge Rock, Hatchery & Heritage RIR, Golden Comet, Marans, Easter Egger,  Silver Gray Dorking, Basque Hen, Partridge Penedesenca, Olive Egger and UofA Blues

Hatching 101 including Shipped Eggs

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Ron

 

Is this a Hobby or a way of Life? Chickens: Australorp, Barred & Partridge Rock, Hatchery & Heritage RIR, Golden Comet, Marans, Easter Egger,  Silver Gray Dorking, Basque Hen, Partridge Penedesenca, Olive Egger and UofA Blues

Hatching 101 including Shipped Eggs

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post #3320 of 3521

ron, there is the recipe http://chicksfarm.blogspot.com/ . i hope you'll love it as much as i do. if you have some raisins on hand, throw them in the yoghurt before you use it on the pan. you wont regret it.

thank you for the informations you gave me.

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