Re: What's for dinner?
Posted: Mon March 01, 2021 6:40 pm
we messed up the kitchen this weekend and cleaned it all up this morning so i want to keep it that way today..going to pick up smash burger tonight
you seem to go there quite a bit these daysdoug rr wrote:we messed up the kitchen this weekend and cleaned it all up this morning so i want to keep it that way today..going to pick up smash burger tonight
are you fat shaming me?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:you seem to go there quite a bit these daysdoug rr wrote:we messed up the kitchen this weekend and cleaned it all up this morning so i want to keep it that way today..going to pick up smash burger tonight
no...just seems like you may be indoug rr wrote:are you fat shaming me?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:you seem to go there quite a bit these daysdoug rr wrote:we messed up the kitchen this weekend and cleaned it all up this morning so i want to keep it that way today..going to pick up smash burger tonight
it was just overly messy from baking too much bread all day saturday and sunday morningMickey wrote:Doug what happened to your kitchen
First, you can never bake too much bread.doug rr wrote:it was just overly messy from baking too much bread all day saturday and sunday morningMickey wrote:Doug what happened to your kitchen
i think we made about 10-12...all but 2 went to the food kitchen we take them to every weekend..it made the kitchen just extra messy..we delivered them sunday morning and then friends wanted to come over sunday afternoon so we made some more appetizers and whatnot and made it even more dirty because we were going to come home and clean it but didn't get the chance..once they left, we spent a couple hours making it look new again...now I want to order food for a couple of days or make easy stuff...Chris_H_2 wrote:First, you can never bake too much bread.doug rr wrote:it was just overly messy from baking too much bread all day saturday and sunday morningMickey wrote:Doug what happened to your kitchen
Second, what were you doing, having a flour fight?
that's a lot of loaves in such a short period of time. i point that out because the loaf of quinoa sandwich bread i make takes on average of 4 hours to rise, and about 5 hours total. the most i'd be able to bake over a weekend would probably be 4-5.doug rr wrote:i think we made about 10-12...all but 2 went to the food kitchen we take them to every weekend..it made the kitchen just extra messy..we delivered them sunday morning and then friends wanted to come over sunday afternoon so we made some more appetizers and whatnot and made it even more dirty because we were going to come home and clean it but didn't get the chance..once they left, we spent a couple hours making it look new again...now I want to order food for a couple of days or make easy stuff...Chris_H_2 wrote:First, you can never bake too much bread.doug rr wrote:it was just overly messy from baking too much bread all day saturday and sunday morningMickey wrote:Doug what happened to your kitchen
Second, what were you doing, having a flour fight?
it was a long baking weekend..my job is to set the timer on my iPhone...I think she's taking next weekend off as her birthday is this thursdayChris_H_2 wrote:that's a lot of loaves in such a short period of time. i point that out because the loaf of quinoa sandwich bread i make takes on average of 4 hours to rise, and about 5 hours total. the most i'd be able to bake over a weekend would probably be 4-5.doug rr wrote:i think we made about 10-12...all but 2 went to the food kitchen we take them to every weekend..it made the kitchen just extra messy..we delivered them sunday morning and then friends wanted to come over sunday afternoon so we made some more appetizers and whatnot and made it even more dirty because we were going to come home and clean it but didn't get the chance..once they left, we spent a couple hours making it look new again...now I want to order food for a couple of days or make easy stuff...Chris_H_2 wrote:First, you can never bake too much bread.doug rr wrote:it was just overly messy from baking too much bread all day saturday and sunday morningMickey wrote:Doug what happened to your kitchen
Second, what were you doing, having a flour fight?
Doing this tonight.spike wrote:Spaghetti Carbonara
love it.doug rr wrote:my job is to set the timer on my iPhone...
my wife started it when we lived in nyc and she was stressed on wall street...she says the same thing..i leave it to her and help when she needs itChris_H_2 wrote:love it.doug rr wrote:my job is to set the timer on my iPhone...
i actually really, really enjoy baking bread. it's therapeutic.
I had a really good buffalo cauliflower dip at a super bowl party once. The person that made it was vegan and shared some really great recipes.doug rr wrote:some sort of buffalo chicken and cauliflower dish