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My 100th Post! (oh, and some bread)
It’s hard to believe that I have finally reached 100 posts. Not necessarily 100 recipes, but 100 posts altogether. It’s been quite a journey, and I am so glad that so many of you have stuck around to read my blog about my picky eating habits. When I started this I had no idea what was going to happen, and I am proud to say that since I started this I have been branching out and making tons and tons of new dishes…which I had to do anyway, because I can only talk about my awesome mac and cheese once without boring the pants off my readers.
For my 100th post I wanted to do something a bit fun, and no, I sadly did not make some outlandish cupcakes like I did for my blogiversary. As you may remember, I was in a bread phase back in winter of 2008/2009. For Christmas that year Brad (he commented on a post, revealing his mysterious identity, that wasn’t really mysterious at all) and I had received 3 bread baking books. Which is kind of a lot. One of them happened to be Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day . Since it required a bit of extra equipment (a dough proofing bucket, of all things, not exactly breaking the bank here), I didn’t touch it for over a year. Fast forward to this winter, when I decide we need to start baking our own bread again.
I happen to own everything else the recipes called for, a pizza stone, a pizza peel. It was just that silly little bucket. So after doing some searching at my local stores, I had to turn to handy-dandy King Arthur Flour and order one. We also took the opportunity to order some sourdough starter, as Brad had let it die when we were closing on our condo. In his defense we had a lot going on, and keeping that stuff alive was not really a priority.
I also bought a 5 gallon bucket from Home Depot to keep my 25 pound bag of all-purpose flour in. If you happen to shop at Costco, they carry KAF all-purpose, and it’s dirt cheap, and totally worth it if you have space for it. Thanks to my handy-dandy cabinets, I do in fact have space for it.
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Potato flakes make an easy starter for sourdough bread.This is a variation of friendship starter for breads.
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