gratus fermentatio
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Roasted garlic Parmesan
Melana, that loaf is a thing of beauty...
You got a sister?
Regards, GF.
Roasted garlic Parmesan
Melana, that loaf is a thing of beauty...
You got a sister?
Regards, GF.
finsfan said:nice thread melana!
Tasty too
I use baking soda and do hear those reviews about lye
passedpawn said:If you use lye, be aware that it will leave discolorations on your pans or sheets.
I use lye and it does leave a really nice glossy crust to them.
My wife is still pissed about the pretzel shapes on all the new cookie sheets.
I can't wait til I have something to contribute to this thread.
Use parchment.... It avoids that problem.
Where did you buy the lye? Why was it difficult to type 'buy the lye'?
First, haha!
Bought at AAA chemicals, Food Grade Sodium Hydroxide. A single 2# container ($7) will last a long time, but if you want a visit from Homeland Security try buying a barrel.
http://www.aaa-chemicals.com/sodium-hydroxide.html
Your a lucky man!
Food Grade Sodium Hydroxide. A single 2# container ($7) will last a long time.
http://www.aaa-chemicals.com/sodium-hydroxide.html
ChefRex said:You'll have plenty for making Lutefisk, Yum!
Ewwwwww
ChefRex said:Smelly, rotten, lye laden fish, what's not to love?
Smelly, rotten, lye laden fish, what's not to love?
On a cracker, that sounds awesome!
"Pretzel? Sardine?"
Name that movie.
I imagine it being said with rolling R's... but no idea...
Well, let's turn this into a "what are you cooking now" thread.
It's a cold, rainy day here in Toledo. I've got a 3lb pot roast slowly cooking away, and some wheat bread dough rising.
Looks good!