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Chris mourning over Mark being turned into a loaf of bread. |
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"This is for my father!" "This is for all the people you've turned into bread!" |
I'm sorry...these images were totally worth bringing back. If I had the video link, I would totally post it.
This classic BCM movie was stuck in my head all day Tuesday. Why you ask? Because I made
homemade bread!!
I don't really like bread, but I wanted to see if I could do it. First lesson I learned was that there is a special flour just for bread. You should probably use that if you're making bread.
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First, mix a really stinky package of yeast with a bunch of other stuff until you get this cute little ball of dough. | | | |
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Next, cover the bread with a damp cloth and place in a "warm place." Naturally, the warmest place I could think of was outside on the back porch. |
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Um, hello? It worked. The yeast has risen! |
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After putting the buns in the oven (hahaha...), you have created bead! It was not super fluffy, so I'll try to work on that next time. I guess it was okay because Chris ate an entire loaf in one day. But that could have been out of pity, because he's sweet like that. |
If you would like to made homemade bread, here's the recipe I used.
I also made barbeque chicken in the crockpot. Again, I don't really like barbeque either, but Tuesday was all about making Chris happy. If you ever want a super easy meal, throw some still-frozen pieces of chicken in the crockpot. Empty a small bottle of barbeque sauce on it, and let the crockpot do the magic.
Alright, that's today edition of the boring food blog. I'm excited because before we got married, I knew how to cook frozen chicken fingers and frozen potatoes
only. Homemade bread is a big deal. Plus, you get to use these things:
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Until now, these were for chasing Chris around like Captain Hook. |
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