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BAKE 6 – APRIL 27, 2020
BAKE 6 – APRIL 27, 2020 Yeast utilized: 1/2 teaspoon With a produce delivery from the local farmstand, I happily found myself with many apples. What’s that mean? Apple bread! This recipe brought with it many first times for me, … Continue reading
BAKE 5 – APRIL 21, 2020
Yeast Utilized: 2 and 1/4 teaspoons My first truly stress-induced bake. I mean, I can’t stop people from demanding their right to a haircut during a global pandemic, but I can bake…sort of. Basically, I felt the “need to knead.” … Continue reading
Intro/Explanation
Adventures in baking and one pound of yeast Continue reading
BAKE 4 – April 19, 2020
BAKE 4 – April 19, 2020 Yeast Utilized: 2 teaspoons Nothing fancy. Just wanted a loaf of the sandwich bread for the week. But bake times continue to elude me. Loaf is totally underdone and nearly still dough in the center. … Continue reading
BAKE 3 – April 17, 2020
BAKE 3 – April 17, 2020 Yeast Utilized: 2 teaspoons Got stocked up on supplies at the grocery store (for the first time in 18 days) and my success with the round loaf made me cocky. Decided to try a … Continue reading
BAKE 2 – April 12, 2020
BAKE 2 – April 12, 2020 Yeast Utilized: 2 teaspoons Same recipe, but I gave up on a traditional loaf shape. I also tried to get fancy (because I’ve watched Great British Baking Show repeatedly) and score my loaf and … Continue reading
BAKE 1- April 10, 2020
BAKE 1- April 10, 2020 Yeast Utilized: 2 teaspoons Sandwich bread. This was the recipe my niece used, so I did, too. I found kneading the dough very therapeutic (which is good, since I will be doing a lot of … Continue reading
Digging
Digging By Kathryn S. Gardiner She’s a little girl in a ditch thrown there by others when I first meet her and I touch her fingers when she first starts to dig “Hey, now. None of that,” I say, and … Continue reading
Spain
Spain By Kathryn S. Gardiner The brown cricket jumped and that’s when Brandy realized she’d been staring at it. The distant blast of car horns filtered cotton-thick to her ears. She blinked and felt like she’d just woken up. Her … Continue reading
Marked
Marked By Kathryn S. Gardiner A lot of time had passed since they last saw each other. A fly landed lightly on her bare shoulder and Jacob wished he had the strength to lift his hand and brush it away. … Continue reading
Kathryn S. Gardiner 