"Just say no to HS2!"Does that cat work for Greenpeace? It looks like a tree hugger.
"Just say no to HS2!"Does that cat work for Greenpeace? It looks like a tree hugger.
you have to taste it - it looks awful and is kind of disgusting, but it tastes really great.I don't want to live in a world where snickers are deep-fried, you could as well deep-fry a Black Forest cake
Appropriate.Enough with the cat memes!! We haven't had a squirrel for a while....
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It's funny, as a Pole living in Germany I adapted pretty well, with some exceptions:I have to do it myself. it always baffles me how the rest of the world can live without good bread - but they do - I couldn't live without german style bread.
Well,All this Kale talk is making Mads cry
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I think it is one of Reiner Calmunds favorite secret recipes.Hmmmmmmm.....![]()
have a nice cuppa flat whiteGood morning, greatest Thread of all.
Coffee is already installed, more to come.
Brain might need another hour to be fully functional. Whatever that means.
Caffeine + thisGood morning, greatest Thread of all.
Coffee is already installed, more to come.
Brain might need another hour to be fully functional. Whatever that means.
...... genuine LOL!Appropriate.
Cats use grass to purge themselves by vomiting it back up.
This doesn't look like rye bread - rye bread is dark.It's funny, as a Pole living in Germany I adapted pretty well, with some exceptions:
there is no bread "as I remember it from Poland", and I have been searching for years for something similar made locally.
And it's just a simple, rye bread like this one :
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Yeah. Fresh sour-dough bread is awesome. It's the standard bread here in Germany.This doesn't look like rye bread - rye bread is dark.
Why not make you own rye sour dough bread - it isn't complicated once you have the starter (this takes 4-7 days though), just takes a bit of effort - because you need to stretch and fold it a couple of times and let it prove in between. When you can stretch it out to nearly "see-through" without the dough tearing, it is ready for the final proof in a bread basket - and then you can bake it. Making bread is fun, once you got some practice. I love my mixed rye-wheat sour dough bread with olives and walnuts in it and sesame seeds on top.
I used to work downwind from a <known brand> biscuit factory in Hayes. When they were roasting (dunno what) the smell was as close to heaven as I want to get for a while yet.I used to live in Worcester and a friend had a house about half a mile away from the Worcester sauce factory - from memory I think it was Wednesdays were obviously anchovy boiling day, and the whole area used to smell of boiling anchovies....
Few drops give a stew a nice middle though....
I'm very partial to sourdough bread with homemade soups, esp my parsnip & carrot (with spice) soup.This doesn't look like rye bread - rye bread is dark.
Why not make your own rye sour dough bread - it isn't complicated once you have the starter (this takes 4-7 days though), just takes a bit of effort - because you need to stretch and fold it a couple of times and let it prove in between. When you can stretch it out to nearly "see-through" without the dough tearing, it is ready for the final proof in a bread basket - and then you can bake it. Making bread is fun, once you got some practice. I love my mixed rye-wheat sour dough bread with olives and walnuts in it and sesame seeds on top.
Don't go to biscuit heaven! Turn away!I used to work downwind from a <known brand> biscuit factory in Hayes. When they were roasting (dunno what) the smell was as close to heaven as I want to get for a while yet.
(yeah, science!)
Thanks for your feedback on randomness/determinism.(yeah, science!)
I used to work downwind from a <known brand> biscuit factory in Hayes. When they were roasting (dunno what) the smell was as close to heaven as I want to get for a while yet.
Yeah, it's wheat/rye mix. But for some reason it's sold as "polish rye" outside of Poland and I took this name over with pictureThis doesn't look like rye bread - rye bread is dark.
Why not make your own rye sour dough bread - it isn't complicated once you have the starter (this takes 4-7 days though), just takes a bit of effort - because you need to stretch and fold it a couple of times and let it prove in between. When you can stretch it out to nearly "see-through" without the dough tearing, it is ready for the final proof in a bread basket - and then you can bake it. Making bread is fun, once you got some practice. I love my mixed rye-wheat sour dough bread with olives and walnuts in it and sesame seeds on top.
...are you sure about that one? I thought that one was the 'Shake and Bake' patch?Two days before Patch 5, the MAKE OR BREAK patch!...