Any Home Bakers Here?

[BigBlueHen53]

Sorry, did i give you an "earworm"?

I have had "It's Your Love" bouncing around in my head for DAYS. Maybe the egg jingle will get rid of it for me.

 

[Floydie]

I have had "It's Your Love" bouncing around in my head for DAYS. Maybe the egg jingle will get rid of it for me.

I get that, play the song thats stuck in your head. Sometimes it helps move it on.
I've woke up with Pat Benatar playing in my head lol.

 

[Aria]

Thank you for the recipe I’ll have to try it!

what’s the difference between regular salt and kosher salt?

There a a zillion types of salt. Jared probably knows
the difference. Aria

 

[topochico225]

Thank you for the recipe I’ll have to try it!

what’s the difference between regular salt and kosher salt?

Kosher salt has larger crystals and is coarser, it’s usually used in cooking. Table salt (regular salt) has smaller crystals and is finer, so it’s usually used in baking.

 

[Aria]

Just mixed a New Recipe of Kaiser Rolls. Used the
pink salt. Aria

 

[ronott1]

Kosher salt has larger crystals and is coarser, it’s usually used in cooking. Table salt (regular salt) has smaller crystals and is finer, so it’s usually used in baking.

You can also get kosher fine salt though.

Kosher is a process of processing that allows it to be certified and blessed by a rabbi

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I get that, play the song thats stuck in your head. Sometimes it helps move it on.
I've woke up with Pat Benatar playing in my head lol.

I missed your birthday, too, Floydie. Not good with such things, I even miss my own kids' special days. Hope yours was blessed!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Thank you for the recipe I’ll have to try it!

what’s the difference between regular salt and kosher salt?

Kosher is a flake and tastes better than table salt. At first I couldn't taste the difference, but when I went back to table salt for a taste test, I made ugly faces, lol!

 

[wyoDreamer]

Duh, I never thought of kosher salt as being "Kosher". I tend to miss a lot of those subtleties of life.

 

[ronott1]

Kosher is a flake and tastes better than table salt. At first I couldn't taste the difference, but when I went back to table salt for a taste test, I made ugly faces, lol!

coarse kosher salt is good for pre cooking. The way the crystals are shaped helps it penetrate food. Table salt is good for finishing a dish.

One problem with using non iodized salt and not eating store baked breads and etc. is iodine deficiency.