Oh thank you!You're quite talented. Here's the link to all of the recipes in this thread https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1peEcaDmtptAvZeLcrvEuD0gLksKLwQEH6LgpzmJNN4Q/edit?usp=sharing

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Oh thank you!You're quite talented. Here's the link to all of the recipes in this thread https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1peEcaDmtptAvZeLcrvEuD0gLksKLwQEH6LgpzmJNN4Q/edit?usp=sharing
I found a neat website while working today, www.fancysprinkles.com
It is very hard to find a good apple fritter anymore! At least here in WoodlandOk I’ve got a good one for all. Father in law used to own a donut shop. One day while frying I decided to do a little experiment. He would make a very large apple fritter. So I weighed it before frying and dunking into glaze. 8 ounces before, and a full pound after frying and glaze. That’s 8 ounces of lard and sugar. Didn’t eat another after that. Darn things were really good fresh out of the glaze too. There were never any leftover at the end of the day.
That happens here too!I didn't get around to it, I must stop saying what I intend to do it's bad luck
Good Morning!Good morning Debs, Ron and Bob
Hi Ted!I know this is late in the topic but yes I have made several types of bread before and it was a rewarding experience, even if it id take a few hours...
They look good to me!No1 son asked for a sandwich loaf so have done two breads today. Not risen as well this week but hey ho.
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So true, then you could have still been eating them!All the little air pockets filled with lard and sugar, almost wished I didn’t weigh them.
Yep, so Sally can make GF fat and sugar ladened apple fritters!There is zero gluten in fat and sugar.
You can Debby (@N F C) can compare notes!I love baking and cooking and I worked at a country club's kitchen for a few months before covid