On the day of the big event, I go to great lengths to ensure success. All ingredients are carefully measured and liquids are heated to the exact temperature. Knead and rise times are followed as instructed. Lovely little loaves go into the oven and I sit back and wait, thoroughly enjoying that smell that only baking yeast bread can emit.
And then it's time to take my precious baked babies out of the oven to cool and admire. I'm giddy as I open the oven door.
Here they are..... shortly before I plopped the little brick bastards into the trash.


10 comments:
"Little Brick Bastards"? What an endearing term! Mags, are you okay?
Good thing I wasn't munching while reading the last sentence, I would have surely choked to death while lmao.
I have a website and a related YouTube Channel I'll post in a blog just for you. While I can't promise you the success you're dreaming of, I think you may find it ejoyable....? perhaps just prior to the next amnesia attack.:)
You certainly have a way with words. Nice blog!
Bob from Both
lol...yeah, I'm OK. Just disappointed and disgusted that I cannot figure out the trick to making homemade bread, not to mention the time and money I wasted today.
I look forward to your youtube post.
Lynn especially recalls the first early bricks. When we later moved to Williams Az, 6,800 feet elevation, the litte bastards returned, she called her first high elevation biscuits "hockey pucks", lol.
High elevation cooking took a bit of research,adjustments and local tips.
I'll get the blog posted for your morning perusal.:)
I laughed till the tears rolled down my face. I tried making bread and felt the same as you untill I took it out of the oven, Little brick bastards indeed ! three times I tried at different times, without success.
I have never tried since, and never will in the future. I leave that to the dedicated cooks! My first pizza's were the same , My husband nailed one up on the wall as a momento of my efforts! A great Blog that I can relate to.
lol.. no... no! don't give up! you too can prove you're not an utter failure in the yeast-baking department! I've proven myself wrong... so can you?
I am sorry Mags, I should have left my name,"Annie"..... I will figure this out , Bob has told me enough times ! !
My other half just loves homemade bread, and has threatened to get a breadmaking thingie. I will have one last attempt, following all the advice given. Deep breath, so wish me luck !
lol annie... let me know how it all works out.
Well, I certainly must say you have come a long way since this post (with your bread making!) Can you tell I've been reading your blog all afternoon? LOL
LOL HoneyB.... I'm glad you're enjoying my blog. Keep reading!
tears of laughter hehehehehe
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