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MaryJane
169 Posts
MaryJane
MOSCOW Idaho
USA

Posted - Apr 20 2019 :  3:10:43 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I'm noticing a few brave bees leaving my hives today, even though it's chilly and rainy.



No one here can resist the happy daffies lining our lane. The only thing blooming right now for my bees are daffodils and lenten roses.





Not even dandelions are blooming yet. Even so, I'm seeing bees arriving back home with their legs covered in bright yellow pollen. I wonder if there's a market for happy daffy honey?



I started a batch of white rice flour English muffins this morning, so soon I'll be smothering one warm from the oven in honey from last year's harvest and butter from my cows.

Meanwhile my newest calf, Linus, wishes he were in our orchard with my far-ranging chickens, but cows are rascals, and love to nibble on tender new fruit trees. The grass is always greener, but fruit trees are sweeter.


MaryJane Butters, author of Wild Bread ~ for we were all one family then ~

Elisabeth_P
97 Posts
Elisabeth
Burlington NC
USA

Posted - Apr 21 2019 :  8:04:54 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Your flowers are beautiful!! We have dandelions all in our yard and my little niece loves blowing them


Also Happy Ressurection/Easter Sunday to everyone!! Hope you all had a wonderful day! My friend Mary and I dressed up in 50s dresses and crinolines!

Elisabeth

Proverbs 22:1

~A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver or gold.~

Edited by - Elisabeth_P on Apr 21 2019 8:05:22 PM
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MaryJane
169 Posts
MaryJane
MOSCOW Idaho
USA

Posted - Apr 22 2019 :  07:03:20 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
The fifties were the best for style!!! I remember my mother wearing dresses like yours. And your little niece, precious! Thank you for sharing. It put a big Easter smile on my face.

MaryJane Butters, author of Wild Bread ~ for we were all one family then ~
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MaryJane
169 Posts
MaryJane
MOSCOW Idaho
USA

Posted - Apr 24 2019 :  2:46:39 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Well, I managed to grab a few photos of my white rice English muffins before they were all eaten.

As I patted portions of the dough out onto the table, I noted how wonderful it feels and how easy it is to work with. Unlike gluten flour, once you've cut your 3-inch rounds out, the left-over pieces work right back in for another round.



I ended up with 27 muffins, but I think I'll try them thicker next time and make less.



Wait a minute, those aren't muffins ...



How did my milk cows Lizzy and Miss Maggie make it into my muffin post?

Once they were on the cookie sheets, they started to rise nicely.



Once they'd risen, I tossed them into a skillet for 1 minute on each side.



Wait a minute, who's this muffin?



It's my granddaughter on her way to school with a bouquet for her teacher.

From oven to plate to mouth they went!





MaryJane Butters, author of Wild Bread ~ for we were all one family then ~
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Elisabeth_P
97 Posts
Elisabeth
Burlington NC
USA

Posted - Apr 24 2019 :  6:33:00 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Those look delicious. I call my nephew Adam “my little sugar muffin”. I just love him so much!

Quoting Charlie Browns sister Sally, “Isn’t he the cutest thing!!!”

Elisabeth

Proverbs 22:1

~A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver or gold.~
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MaryJane
169 Posts
MaryJane
MOSCOW Idaho
USA

Posted - Apr 24 2019 :  7:39:13 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
He IS a sugar muffin. And a cuddle bun I'm sure.

MaryJane Butters, author of Wild Bread ~ for we were all one family then ~
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Annedovel
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Anne
Ne
USA

Posted - Aug 05 2019 :  11:22:31 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I’m using brown rice flour and my counter starter is 3 weeks old. My English muffins are up to temp, internally, but still really doughy. Is that typical of rice flour?

I’m probably sewing or baking. #128522;
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Ashley
656 Posts
Ashley
MOSCOW Idaho
USA

Posted - Aug 05 2019 :  4:02:14 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
The interior of rice flour breads can lean towards "gummy" but not in a doughy, under-cooked way. Is your counter mother nice and active, and are you seeing rise in your breads yet?

Ashley Ogle
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2loves4furbabes@gmail.com
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Karen
Pine Colorado
USA

Posted - Mar 30 2020 :  4:43:34 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote


These were made from my week 4 wholewheat counter mother, before it was placed in the fridge. They turned out delicious !

K.Hyde
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Ashley
656 Posts
Ashley
MOSCOW Idaho
USA

Posted - Apr 08 2020 :  12:27:21 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
These look great! I can't wait to see which bread you make with your Refigerator Mother!

Ashley Ogle
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