Hey ladies, look at my sexy buns

[Calliecake]

Kenny, I can imagine how good the house smells when it's baking!

 

[pregcurious]

I want your buns.

 

[kenny]

I want your buns.

You'll have to get in line, girl.

 

[arkieb1]

Yep there is a line up of ladies after your buns and your Octavia

 

[kenny]

Yep there is a line up of ladies after your buns and your Octavia

So, it won't do any good to hide my Octavia in my buns?

 

[JewelFreak]

In college, junior year I lived in a regular real-live house with about 6 other women (& a few boyfriends added to the mix). Two of them baked bread once a week. My gosh, I'll never forget the purely sensual experience of walking in the door when bread was in the oven. We ate it still warm with butter & honey. I think I'm gonna die from bread-lust, just remembering.

Thanks for the milling explanation, Kenny. It's fabulous! You are inspiring me. I've wanted to bake bread for years but DH discourages me, says if it's there, we'll eat it, & he's overweight & diabetic as it is. You show me I can make it healthy and yummy. I just bought a new (to me) kind of butter, small batch & hand-churned, only a dime more than Land o' Lakes, for pete's sake, and delicious. I feel some loaves coming on.

--- Laurie

 

[blackprophet]

Hey I tried a new idea I discovered on Youtube.
It is a sort-of-natural alternative to using lighter fluid to get the charcoal going ....

Soak a few strips of an old white cotton T-shirt in olive oil.
Place coals over them.
Light the cloth.

This gets the charcoal going without stinky toxic lighter fluid.
It worked perfectly.

Get one of these. It will change your life.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimney_starter

 

[kenny]

Thanks Blackprophet.
That looks clever.