On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 14:52:44 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>
connected the dots and wrote:
~maxine in ri wrote:
~> On Fri, 10 Feb 2006 03:28:42 GMT, The Bubbo <[email hidden]>
~> connected the dots and wrote:
~>
~> ~I have this bread recipe chugging away in the machine right now. I
~> added a
~> ~palmful (about a tablespoon) of crystalized ginger chunks and had
to
~> use honey
~> ~instead of molasses as I am out of molasses.
~> ~
~> ~It's on its first rise right now, should be done by 11. Very
excited,
~> I'll
~> ~keep you posted.
~>
~> Well? I'm up to the 11th, and haven't seen your report. How did
it
~> turn out?
~>
~> inquiring minds
~> maxine in ri
~
~it was only 'meh'. The bread was okay, but the ginger flavor wasn't
very
~strong. I was unimpressed.
~
~Mostly I am trying to get better about experimenting with things I
was scared
~to experiment with before AND be fine with them not turning out.
~
~I made jam this weekend for the first time. It tasted good (though a
bit too
~sweet) but it didn't set at all. So that was disappointing but I'm
okay with
~it.
After I sent the message, I found your responses way down the list for
whatever reason.
Definately add at least 1/4 cup of the ginger to the bread.
I tried to make Turkish Delight, and ended up with jelly. I think the
recipe calls for too much water, since the simmering stage never
raised the temperature above 100C. Saw some other recipes with
different balances of ingredients to liquids, will try one of them
this week and see if I can't get it to solidify.
maxine in ri