As a fellow South Carolinian, I welcome you!! Get ready for the biggest addiction of your life!! Your loaf is GORGEOUS and I love the crumb!! Did it taste as good as it looks??? AMAZING!!
the loaf was good. I think it could have come out at 40 minutes (instead of 45). the lesson said to tap the bottom, but couldn't do that as it was in a loaf pan.
I started trying to bake for my wife who has sever food allergies and can't eat pre-made breads among many other things.
Her comments on the bread were that it tasted awesome. she is in the process of slicing some for french toast this morming ..
Umm... to tap the bottom of your loaf, tip it out of the loaf pan. I would suggest though, that you get an instant read thermometer. You can get one for around $15. This type of bread should be about 190F.
Crumb..is the holey structure of your bread. For example:
English muffins = big crumb White store bought bread = small crumb
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your aim was good! Welcome to the mix and addiction. Keep posting!
Betty
Good going!
Now show us the inside! And how did it taste to you?
(I got one of those banana stand thingies but I can't figure out how to aesthetically hold one banana.)
Mini
beautiful
I love it.
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WOW!!
As a fellow South Carolinian, I welcome you!! Get ready for the biggest addiction of your life!! Your loaf is GORGEOUS and I love the crumb!! Did it taste as good as it looks??? AMAZING!!
Keep posting!!
Taste
the loaf was good. I think it could have come out at 40 minutes (instead of 45). the lesson said to tap the bottom, but couldn't do that as it was in a loaf pan.
I started trying to bake for my wife who has sever food allergies and can't eat pre-made breads among many other things.
Her comments on the bread were that it tasted awesome. she is in the process of slicing some for french toast this morming ..
BTW - I don't know what the crumb is ?
thanks for the encouragement.
Mike
Tap & Crumb..
You did a great job..
Umm... to tap the bottom of your loaf, tip it out of the loaf pan. I would suggest though, that you get an instant read thermometer. You can get one for around $15. This type of bread should be about 190F.
Crumb..is the holey structure of your bread. For example:
English muffins = big crumb White store bought bread = small crumb