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It’s been a long time since I did any bread.  A couple of weeks, in fact.  It’s been even longer since I’ve done any kneaded bread.  So, today, I wanted to get my fingers in dough. 

At first, I got my sourdough start out, and refreshed it.  Usually if I want to use it, I’ll have to set it out the night before, but I’d not decided on that, so I just thought I could wake it up and see.  I even crushed up a vitamin C tablet, and mixed that in, because it speeds yeast growth. In the end, it was quite frothy, but not soon enough, so I decided to use commercial yeast.

I wanted the bread to be different, too.  I looked through some of my bread books for a bread I hadn’t tried yet, and most of the really cool ones were two-day recipes, so I abandoned that and decided to wing it.  I found a cool recipe online at The Fresh Loaf, but as usual, I tweaked it. 

What?  What?

I do that.

And to make matters worse, I decided on some flavorful enrichments, like crushed red pepper and… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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I like fancy.  I like complex.  I like a challenge.  I like to see if I can pull off intricate dishes and stretch myself.  I like to take simple dishes and enhance them, to “kick them up a notch”. 

Ba-bam, and all that.

This weekend, however, I got to cook something incredibly simple.  And it tasted wonderful.

We were having a big barbecue party for a lot of Jacob’s teachers and support staff at the school, and I spent a lot of time at the grill, naturally.  But on the side, I made some steamed corn on the cob.  It was so simple, that I’m not even going to spell it out in a recipe.

I started by lighting a lot of coals and pouring about half of them (I’m guessing about 20 or more) onto my cooking surface.  I put a veggie steamer (one of those metal fan-out things) in the bottom of my 12″ deep dutch oven.  I poured in water until it was just up to the level of the steamer, and laid in the corn cobs (schucked and snapped in half) onto it.  Then I put the dutch oven on the… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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Datamonitor's 'Food and Grocery Sales via Key Retail Formats in Singapore to 2013' databook provides market value data for five key market segments and eight key retail distribution channels. It focuses on data and analysis of market revenues and segmentation.

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The best known Turkish desserts are baklava, which is a sweet pastry with nuts, Turkish delight, and marzipan.

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They are everywhere in the world because Indian cuisine is regarded highly the world over.

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Scottish cuisine has its own characteristic features and is greatly appreciated by food connoisseurs from across the world. Traditional Scottish cuisine forms the basis of many culinary traditions of the country and has become an important feature of its culture.

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The county of Cheshire is located in the North-West of England. It's a mainly flat area, although there are a couple of sandstone ridges starting at Congleton and running North from there and also from Malpas to Frodsham.

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Never one to turn down free food, I said yes and the next thing, he was pressing the make-do string handle they were attached to into my hand.

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Hema Kundargi presents her cooking show ‘Indian Vegetarian Gourmet.’ In this episode she prepares Stuffed Tomatoes.

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