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Tropicalsenior

Tropicalsenior

@Ann_T your bread always looks gorgeous but these are really over the top!

I would love to be able to get the same sourdough results that you do but because of my oven limitations I just can't get the heat that it needs. I do all my baking in a small countertop oven that only gets up to about 425° . I do have a full size range and oven but I seldom use it because of the heat factor and because I'm so old I've gotten too lazy to clear out everything that I had stored in it every time I want to bake. My little oven gets hot enough to do the basics so I have to live with that.

Your new bread baker looks wonderful. How hot does your oven need to be for that?

I hadn't finished my first loaf of yeasted gingerbread when I made the second one but the first one didn't go to waste. I Made bread pudding in the instant pot with what was left.

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It isn't terribly photogenic but it sure smells good. I'll serve it with my favorite caramel sauce, Caramel Silk in a Jar. I make this in the microwave. It is so easy and so good.

Tropicalsenior

Tropicalsenior

@Ann_T your bread always looks gorgeous but these are really over the top!

I would love to be able to get the same sourdough results that you do but because of my oven limitations I just can't get the Heat that it needs. I do all my baking in a small countertop oven that only gets up to about 425° . I do have a full size range and oven but I seldom use it because of the heat Factor and because I'm so old I've gotten too lazy to clear out everything that I had stored in it every time I want to bake. My little oven gets hot enough to do the basics so I have to live with that.

Your new bread baker looks wonderful. How hot does your oven need to be for that?

I hadn't finished my first loaf of yeasted gingerbread when I made the second one but the first one didn't go to waste. I Made bread pudding in the instant pot with what was left.

20260204_110134.thumb.jpg.1f3f45e038bbc914e951eeca0512badb.jpg

It isn't terribly photogenic but it sure smells good. I'll serve it with my favorite caramel sauce, Caramel Silk in a Jar. I make this in the microwave. It is so easy and so good.

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