Any Home Bakers Here?

Good afternoon, everyone. I had a rough day, so I wasn’t able to post my Weather update until now.

The storm glass is actually doing something very interesting today.

Weather: partly cloudy
Temperature: 37F
Forecast: 19 L 38 H
Wind: 15 mph
Humidity: 64%
B pressure: 30.33 inHg
Glass reading: fern like crystals growing

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According to the Internet, and I don’t know how accurate this is, it means snow is coming.

I actually looked at the weather forecast, and it says that rain and snow should be coming on Saturday.

We will see what happens. Until then, I will keep logging my weather daily.
We have RAIN here.
 
Good morning everyone.

Weather: cloudy
Temperature: 30F
Forecast: 27 L 40 H
Wind: 14 mph with 24 mph gusts
Humidity: 65%
B pressure: 30.1 inHg
Glass reading: Fern like crystals growing.

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Good morning everyone.

Weather: cloudy
Temperature: 30F
Forecast: 27 L 40 H
Wind: 14 mph with 24 mph gusts
Humidity: 65%
B pressure: 30.1 inHg
Glass reading: Fern like crystals growing.

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Your experiment is very interesting! It's currently 50F, expect high of 63. Humidity is 60% and the sun is shining brightly in southern Alabama. Ya'll have a great day!
 
Your experiment is very interesting! It's currently 50F, expect high of 63. Humidity is 60% and the sun is shining brightly in southern Alabama. Ya'll have a great day!
In New York State we have 40 degrees,,,,,Cloudy and has been raining. Rain has
stopped. Looks like we will NOT have a White Christmans....That is ok with
many. Aria
 

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I was amazed at how much more repeatable my bread baking was when I started weighing my flour.

Another thing: I had bread flour, and used x amount of that for hubby's loaf of bread. (I'm gluten free, so mine is different.) Then I found a different brand of organic all purpose flour and used the same amount. It didn't bake the same. I had to take out a small amount, about a 1/4 cup, which got me to my current amount of flour, 338 grams.

One other thing I learned: Sea salt is not interchangeable with "regular" table salt. I didn't have any regular salt, so I used the same amount of sea salt. Salt plays a role in how bread rises. This stuff didn't rise nearly as well, and was DENSE. Using sea salt was the only change. I went back to table salt, and the loaf went back to being its wonderful self.
It works better if you weigh the salt too.
 
It works better if you weigh the salt too.
Ok, now I gotta go see what 1-1/4 teaspoons of table salt weighs. I have a kitchen scale that weighs grams, but I'm not sure how accurate it is at that end of the scale.
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1 teaspoon, 7 grams. Add on 1/4 t, and it thought about it for a few seconds, then changed to 9 grams.

Interesting....
 

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