Made a loaf of light wheat bread for my youngest daughter. One cup of whole wheat flour, a little more than two cups of high gluten flour. Once in pan only a 30 minute rise and then 350 for 50 minutes until internal temp hit 200. I didn't add steroids if you are wondering.
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Spatchcocked a chicken (was like $0.83 a pound, couldn't resist) for dinner tonight. Rubbed with a Weber garlic herb rub we used the other day on turkey tenderloins. Was running out of time to get it done by 6 pm, so put the baskets together and direct cooked it for the last 15 minutes. Very tender and had a nice smokey, garlicy flavor. Can't wait for the leftovers tomorrow! Served with a green beans for the others, I had a hearts of lettuce salad with, now wait, bleu cheese dressing and a small baked russet potato with....bleu cheese dressing.
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Getting ready to grill a T-bone but first some Guac and chips AND we had about 1/2 gal of Sangria from last weekend that Lori decided to make a smoothie out of and what a great idea. This will probably be a go to drink for summer patio gatherings! Sangria Slurppys or Sangria Smoothies....
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Mike
I made some sourfaux bread. That is a cheat I learned where you add vinegar to bread that is made with standard bread yeast. Still not quite enough vinegar, but I was pleased with the loaf!
Paul, that is one beautiful loaf of bread. And you're killing me with the artichokes! I just checked two days ago and they were $3.99 each.
Yum! Or possibly mesquite which pairs with beef really well.I plan to cook a chuck roast tomorrow, need to get some wood chunks/chips, thinking about Hickory?
Yum! Or possibly mesquite which pairs with beef really well.
Edit: Oh, and pecan is heavenly!
I plan to cook a chuck roast tomorrow...
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