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| ...did I mention that I got a bread oven for Christmas? Dad passed it on to me. I get experimental with it. Only had one fail, the rest have all proven to be fab; cakes too! |
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| This one was a half whole wheat half white flour with sunflower seeds and using olive oil instead of butter. A little ding in the top, but yummeroonies!!! |
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| I was always enamoured of descriptions by the Brontes and Austen of rooms having 'aspects'. I love that I have such a room! |
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| There was noise in the street. It took a while for me to realise they were pumping out the storm drains. Never been done in my five years here. The crisp livery of The Whale suggests to me this a new toy for the council boys! |
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| Another attempt at the lights of Weymss Bay. It's over a mile away, over the water. I just bought a tripod. Now just need another clear night to give it another go!!! |
Oh yummy ~ homemade bread! and great selection of photos too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
That sewer pump is a lovely machine. I miss my old township days! I am more and more tempted to acquire a bread machine. I can almost smell it from here.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
DeleteJoanne, you really must treat yourself to one for the new place... seriously, I never thought I would make so much use of it as I do. Not always my own mixes either... this one was actually a supermarket own brand ready-bread. Just add the water and the oil and be patient for the deliciousness!!! Making up one's own mixes is great fun though. Yxx
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I can smell the fresh yummy bread all the way across the pond. Well done YaYa!!
ReplyDeleteI have a bread machine now maybe I need to get it out of storage.
Love all the photos and aspects table. Good thing the storm drains are all clear..
Hugs HiC
Need any help scoffing that AMAZING bread????
ReplyDeleteYous a pawsome cook Aunty Yam
Loves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
Very interesting image of Wemyss Bay.
ReplyDeleteMy mother always used to focus on the 'aspect' of a house!
Cheers, Gail (now safely back in Aberdeen for a just a few days....)
Homemade bread is THE best bread ever. Mom has been wanting to get a breadmaker too. But Dad probably wouldn't try all the funky stuff she would make. she would be eating lots of bread herself:)
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I love bread making machines. I'm glad that you're enjoying yours!!! That bread looks SOooooooo good!
ReplyDeleteI also fresh bread from a bread maker...NUM!
ReplyDeleteI kinda like the artistic rendition of the lights of Wymss Bay!
Beautiful pics.
ReplyDeleteLoved the bread :)
your bread looks great... we love the color it brings good mood somehow and to start a day with fresh bread is the way to make it to a good one LOL
ReplyDeleteMom loves her bread machine! She found a recipe for a Kalamata Olive bread and NEEDS to give it a try. Your bread looks so tasty!
ReplyDeletebread is one of my 2 addictions, all bread, any kind. this looks fantastic... so does the Whale that is pumping, we are hearing similar noises to yours now to
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought you had taken a photo of a bright yellow locomotive!
ReplyDeleteI used to have a bread machine, but was never that happy with it. I didn't want to experiment, I just wanted nice bread that was still nice to eat on day 2 (not available in Norway, hence the machine). In the end I used it so little that I couldn't even get the inside bowl out anymore!
Klem,
Mara
There's nothing better than fresh bread! I just don't make it anymore, since JB cannot have it.
ReplyDeleteMy client (95) speaks fondly of baking bread for her SEVEN children!!!!
Fresh baked bread smells so wonderful!
ReplyDeletehugs
Hazel & Mabel
The bread sounds so yummy and it makes me miss gluten.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you just received your inheritance! namaste, janice xx
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