Any Home Bakers Here?

I like my ribs both with or without bbq sauce. Just depends on the day. When I plan to skip the sauce I season a little heavier try different things. Usually I'll use more brown sugar or honey.

We like to do ours with just a rub (no sugar of course) and serve them with sauce on the side. Phil, did you see the bbq sauce recipe @BBQJOE came up with for me? It was great!
 
How did your naan bread turn out? Care to share the recipe?


Was quite nice actually. I'd do it again. It made a fair bit though, about a dozen I think (should have counted)
Oh and my yeast mixed with water never bubbled at the beginning but they still worked fine. I used about 1/4 cup less flour as it was looking a bit dry. I think I might try them on the dough cycle of my breadmaker next time see how that works.
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The recipe I used for naan called for cooking it on a griddle with ghee. It was really tasty. I need to make it again - thanks for the reminder. Also need to make Pita Bread again, that stuff is tasty.

For now, just enjoying the Italian Bread from last night.
 
Hi turkey bakers here, I'm shopping for a thanksgiving turkey and frozen is cheaper than fresh, is there any big difference in taste?
Not really.

You can find a fresh and natural type sometimes that does not have the sodium injection in it. Those are better for brining.
 
Thank you , It's the first time I have seen in the circular both fresh and frozen advertised, I always go in and get the cheapest one. Will just check to make sure they have or don't have sodium injection before brining.
 
I've only cooked frozen turkeys, can't say if I've eaten a fresh one at someone else's house to be able to give a taste comparison.
 

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