I have decided to take matters into my own hands - quite literally, actually. For Christmas My Oh so Sweet Lynie (mother) gave us (daughters) a BOSCH. Oh, the faces of confusion!
Last week I FINALLY attended a "free" class on how to use my incredibly terrifying machine called the Bosch. I LOVED it and felt quite inspired to give my own Bosch a twirl. Well, feeling inspired and doing are two totally different actions. Half way through my experience I realized that I put too much Gluten in. I quickly scooped most of it out, terrified that my bread would "stick" too much together. Gluten as I learned in my bread class helps bread stick together which is good if you put in the right amount.
Last week I FINALLY attended a "free" class on how to use my incredibly terrifying machine called the Bosch. I LOVED it and felt quite inspired to give my own Bosch a twirl. Well, feeling inspired and doing are two totally different actions. Half way through my experience I realized that I put too much Gluten in. I quickly scooped most of it out, terrified that my bread would "stick" too much together. Gluten as I learned in my bread class helps bread stick together which is good if you put in the right amount.
My bread obviously did not turn out the way my teachers did, however, it did taste good which was a big surprise! Maybe Gluten doesn't have a taste?
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You are so much cooler than me because I STILL haven't pulled that thing out... did you grind up the wheat as well? I still need to pull out my wheat grinder... sigh. It's like on of those New Year's goals that stings because I still haven't done it yet...
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