Any Home Bakers Here?

but now we know she can’t get enough of French toast made with homemade sourdough.
We've been having that at DWs request every Sunday for a few months! She gets on a "thing" and sticks to it. Since she works 6 days a week I figure she can choose whatever she wants on Sunday morning.

Regarding Comet Neowise - we haven't missed our chance (seeing as how none of us will likely be alive in 6,800 years.
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  • Before July 14, the best time to see the comet was before the sunrise. But from the 14th onward, you're more likely to see the comet in the evening sky.
  • As it moves away from the sun and edges closer to Earth, the comet will fade away, but your chance of catching it improves if you can find a location that's free of light pollution, meaning street lights, car headlights, apartment lights, and the like.
  • "Start looking about 1 hour after sunset, when you'll find it just over the northwestern horizon as the last of twilight fades into darkness," the editors of Sky & Telescope said in a news release. "Look about three fists below the bottom of the Big Dipper, which is hanging down by its handle high above, and from there perhaps a little to the right."
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The next time we might not have too much cloud cover is this Saturday but even then Mr. NOAA says 20%.
 
We've been having that at DWs request every Sunday for a few months! She gets on a "thing" and sticks to it. Since she works 6 days a week I figure she can choose whatever she wants on Sunday morning.

Regarding Comet Neowise - we haven't missed our chance (seeing as how none of us will likely be alive in 6,800 years.
"
  • Before July 14, the best time to see the comet was before the sunrise. But from the 14th onward, you're more likely to see the comet in the evening sky.
  • As it moves away from the sun and edges closer to Earth, the comet will fade away, but your chance of catching it improves if you can find a location that's free of light pollution, meaning street lights, car headlights, apartment lights, and the like.
  • "Start looking about 1 hour after sunset, when you'll find it just over the northwestern horizon as the last of twilight fades into darkness," the editors of Sky & Telescope said in a news release. "Look about three fists below the bottom of the Big Dipper, which is hanging down by its handle high above, and from there perhaps a little to the right."
Origin of the text

The next time we might not have too much cloud cover is this Saturday but even then Mr. NOAA says 20%.

I understood all that, being a hobby astronomer. I am attempting to get a picture tonight. I have a VERY dark spot. You can see the Perseus Arm of the Milky Way
 
Did it have WholeWheat or Grains in it? Some bakers do not score
whole wheat or whole grain bread.....it may delfate????? Or it may
have raised TOO MUCH???????
You know I did sneak in some whole wheat flour and I think it did rise too much! Thanks!
 
It's a pan with a small area on the bottom and wide sides. Idea is you cook quickly in the bottom and keep warm along the sides.
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ETA: A large skillet would work for that recipe. Most recipes I've used for fried rice called for the rice to be cold.
 
We have a bunch of wild blackberries this year. My husband likes them..
too many seeds for me. Aria
Run them through a chinoise or even just running half them through makes a big difference! My neighbor who has diverticulitis likes my jam because I take the seeds out.
 

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