Michael
left for golf on Wednesday (11/6) and I got bread dough put together before my
9 AM talk with Janice. I think we talked
at warp speed to get everything in, ion 45 minutes! After that I had a long talk with a venue
where I might be displaying/selling some of my crafts. I got all of my questions answered and
Michael and I might take a ride to look at the place later this week or
next. By then it was after 1 and Michael
was home (with an 87) and able to take some ‘action shots’ of me making
eucalyptus soap:
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checking the temperature of my lye mixture |
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adding in the olive oil (note convenient whiskey containers! |
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adding in castor oil |
I ran downstairs at one point to start to pack up my stuff for quilting on Thursday and saw this:
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hey! I was already here. |
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Oh well, I guess you don't take up THAT much room. |
We
both had leftovers for dinner and by then the bread dough had risen and was
ready for baking:
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brushing with egg wash |
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a little sprinkle of poppy seeds |
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viola! |
I made
2 loaves, one as a gift for Evelyn (woman who had her Bat Mitzvah last Saturday) and the other as a
thank you for Linda at Thursday quilting.
I took Evelyn’s down to her house while it was still warm and she called
about 45 minutes later to tell me it was heavenly!!
That bread looks amazing. What is different about making Challah bread besides the shape?
ReplyDeleteChallah bread looks good enough to eat ;) BG
ReplyDeleteYum. Can't wait to learn to bake it with you!
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