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I break things and write detailed reports. Rapid Prototyper. Maker. Apprentice Knifemaker. Sometimes I try to help explain social situations to dudes.
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That looks delicious!
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Adorable!!
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Not mad about that crumb:
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Soft, flakey, and with a lovely smoke ring; it's so delicious!
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The loaves came out beautiful:
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After 30 minutes the lids come off and now it's time to brown the crust for 18 minutes:
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Post tenting the BBQ sauce is set for half an hour or so.
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The steam will ensure a moist and juicy cook.
Now I'm waiting on the bread primary rise; it gets divided up into loaves for the final rise in around half an hour.
Perfect time to finish my physical therapy exercises.
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The ribs have finished the smoking part of the cook and are now wrapped in aluminum foil tents filled with real apple juice (not flavored grape juice) to steam for another 2 hours of low and slow cooking:
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Congratulations!
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Got the ribs on the grill awhile ago and I am working on the bread; I added a little more water than I meant to and so it's taking longer to get the gluten I need but I think one more pull is needed.
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If I start making my own yogurt I'm going to start making my own naan and then my weight loss goals are GONE. LOL
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That sounds amazing!
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I should have come here full time sooner as well.
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The poolish has been combined with the rest of the flour, water, and yeast along with the salt (not split between the two) into a lumpy oatmeal looking dough. This will rest for 15 minutes before I pull it and then another 15 minutes before I pull it again and we develop the gluten:
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Meanwhile the ribs are warming up in the freshly scrubbed sink so that they cook more evenly:
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The poolish has doubled in size and has generated lots of flavor filled gas bubbles as you can see here:
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Y'all are adorable!
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Busy mofo given all the candles everywhere...
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I still haven't dealt with mine. Most of the time they're fine but once in awhile they begin to hurt.
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Excellent!!
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Thank you; I also had a good day today.
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Well he *does* have a nuke so... We better do it!
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This is a factual statement.
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Very nice!