The Old Folks Home

[CapricornFarm]

Good luck, Cap, thinking of you.

Thanks! Snow so far...

 

[ronott1]

In-laws wood fired brick oven was always 450+, quick and fast, always the best when it has some crust on it

I have baked bread at 500 and pizza at 800F in the pellet BBQ pizza oven

 

[chickadoodles]

No, hubby bought a power inverter but i don't have much faith in that.

Cap we have one in our RV and it works.

 

[chickadoodles]

I have baked bread at 500 and pizza at 800F in the pellet BBQ pizza oven

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Wow I want some!

 

[chickadoodles]

Ls you will master bread making in no time with those two to help you!

 

[ronott1]

Wow I want some!

It was very good Pizza!

The BBQ leaves a nice flavor on it.

 

[Peep_Show]

That is so funny!

Cables and connections are a very common cause of problems.

Similar story... DH was using the shop vac to detail my car and came in stating "It's broken. It suddenly stopped working." So out I went and flipped the button and -- yep -- dead as a doornail. Then checked the extension cord plug to the shop vac cord. Then checked to see if the extension cord had slipped out of the wall. Nope, hadn't slipped out BUT it was plugged into the thermo-cube for the automatic waterer and, being as it was a sunny day, shut itself off when the temp got warm enough. (DH had no idea what a thermo-cube was...Oops!)

 

[Peep_Show]

I should mention that I'm not keen on DH touching my stuff as it tends to end up broken. There was a bit of eye-rolling when he came in and made his announcement.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

I think I'm gonna have to buy some dry yeast, proper flour, and give some of these recipes a try. Ron and SCG have provided me inspiration.

Store the opened yeast container in the fridge.

May I recommend "Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a Day"?
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/ar...Ezx5RoHoqbZh1Tnk6khKqAFKRXX405_BoCRaYQAvD_BwE

That's what I use and it's got a great explanation. I don't use a baking stone, I use a cast iron pizza pan that we have, but I do have one of the long handled things to slide it into the oven onto the pan.

 

[ronott1]

Similar story... DH was using the shop vac to detail my car and came in stating "It's broken. It suddenly stopped working." So out I went and flipped the button and -- yep -- dead as a doornail. Then checked the extension cord plug to the shop vac cord. Then checked to see if the extension cord had slipped out of the wall. Nope, hadn't slipped out BUT it was plugged into the thermo-cube for the automatic waterer and, being as it was a sunny day, shut itself off when the temp got warm enough. (DH had no idea what a thermo-cube was...Oops!)

My Youngest DD told me the printer was not working. Turned out that the power button on the surge protector hand been pushed off by the vacuum cleaner!