Barriehie
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I make mine! Costs half as much and not like drinking the commercial chocolate syrup they're selling.Yeah...sounds good but I've none on hand.

I make mine! Costs half as much and not like drinking the commercial chocolate syrup they're selling.Yeah...sounds good but I've none on hand.
Tomorrow cousin Anthony will come by to pick up 10 out of the 18 blueberry muffins and pick up some of the fresh pasta and pizza dough. The rest will get frozen. I have a chest freezer in the garage. But right now the pizza and English muffin dough are both still doing their fermentation and I haven't rolled out and cut the pasta yet.Where do you keep everything JAS_OH1 ?
Assuming you are not eating all the muffins, ravioli, pizza's in ine sitting![]()
Sounds like a good plan .Maybe one more cup of tea..![]()
I got some tea from a new vendor the other day and it's pretty good....
Maybe one more cup of tea..![]()
Mine are using a recipe with sourdough discard, as is the pasta recipe. I used up the hungry starter with the pizza and English muffins dough. I had to sit down with rum and coke.
I made 9 jars of beetroot and tamarind chutney.
Plain ole' cheap Bacardi. I have never heard of Coruba.I'm with ya on the rum n coke. Coruba???
Russ
I get this one for my Long Island Iced Tea...Plain ole' cheap Bacardi. I have never heard of Coruba.
Individual jars. Beetroot, tamarind paste, onion, ginger, garam masala,& lots of loveIs that individual or separate?? I'm waiting on beetroot from an acquaintance to make bottled beetroot.
Plain ole' cheap Bacardi. I have never heard of Coruba.