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Comments (1)When using Splenda, be sure to taste the brine. Splenda has the unique ability to STRONGLY sweeten a vinegar brine. When I use Splenda for something like B&B pickles and the recipe calls for 3-4 pounds of sugar, I use maybe a half to one cup of Splenda, and its more than enough sweetening power. I don't even have to add sugar....See MoreWhat's for dinner Monday?
Comments (10)Oh I made short ribs yesterday, Pam, hope yours are as good as ours were! They are one of my favorite meals! After I removed the ribs I added in ox tails, a half dozen or so marrow bones and cooked it all very slow. I put it all into my stock pot with bay leaves, onions, celery, garlic and carrots. Cooked it all down, cooled it, defatted it and added mushrooms, maters, green beans, corn and the kitchen sink.....browned some chuck roast and tosed that in too! So we had Veggie Soup!...See MoreSometimes it works!
Comments (22)chaplainkent - I can only do one batch in mine which is 3 cups of flour at most. I reset it and do the kneading twice. I have to unplug it to reset it. Works great to do all the mixing and kneading then I bake in oven. I have a a 20 YO Welbilt that makes a 1 lb loaf. Clare Here is the recipe for 1 1/2 loaf. Buttermilk Bread 2 1/2 Teaspoons Dry Yeast 3 Cups All Purpose Flour 1 Teaspoon Salt 2 Tablespoon Sugar (or 3 Tabs. Honey or Maple Syrup) 4 Tablespoons Powdered Buttermilk 1 Tablespoon Sweet (unsalted) Butter 1 Cup Warm Water Follow the directions in your bread machine's instruction manual. I stop it after the first kneading step and reset to knead again. Sometimes at that point I have to add 2 Tabs or more flour to get the right feel if it is too sticky. Then I take it out and put it in the greased (with butter) pan I will bake it in. Then I let it rise for 30-40 minutes or until it passes the poke test. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. Let cool completely before slicing....See MoreOur first Apple banana harvest !
Comments (9)So nice to hear they are your favorite banana Deb. We are anxiously waiting to taste our first batch. Am lucky, the climate here is actually ideal for growing them. I started this plantation right after moving in, - in early 2009. Have now 5 varieties growing,...Goldfingers, Ice Creams, Apples, Jamaica Reds ( no stalks yet ) and Gros Michels ( no stalks yet ). So, as you can see, we are still " getting our act together ". However, that is all the varieties there will be ! NO MAS, as we say in Costa Rica ! LOL These guys take time and a decent amount of TLC,.. as you know,..but the joy of seeing a new, fat flag leaf popping out,..and last but not least, tasting a new variety, make the wait and TLC all worthwhile !...See More- 11 years ago
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