There is indeed a kitten in one of our barns. A long haired, female, calico of sorts. Not good. Leo, is not "fixed" and so we'll need to be making a move soon. Fix Leo, find a home for the feral or somewhat feral kitten. Hm. No more rooms at the Inn, and I do not want kittens. Who does?
Made some headway with getting better - laundry, cleaned the wood stove, picked up some some clutter, making the coffee every morning, washed the bedding, etc.
Don't ever try to write a blog post when your 17 year-old daughter is up making you breakfast - chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter.....
....she's still talking, ha ha!
Hubby has been asked to work so much overtime. I think there is a lack of knowledgeable workers for the parts that need fixed, and he's plum tired every night. I told him he was a grouch last night, and he slowly warmed up to being home and in peace. Not on "work" schedule.
Bought this book from a used book store a year ago. I'm finally reading it, and about 1/3rd of the way through it. I had no idea what the book was about, and so far, it's been pretty good.
"Eat it up,
Wear it out,
Make it do,
Or go without."
~A Pioneer Sampler, by Barbara Greenwood~
Pioneer Woman at Heart
One Flourishing, Frugal and Fun Family!
One family learning to live off the land, cut back on expenses, and to live a simpler and a more self-sufficient lifestyle.
Friday, December 30, 2016
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Baking up the rolls....old post
Pre-Thanksgiving (while still sick), I used King Flour's recipe for soft white dinner rolls, I substituted home grown potatoes for the instant potato flakes (thanks to some advice from an avid bread baker).
I let the mashed potatoes cool, while the butter came down to room temperature, and took to filing away my last "file" pile.
Using the directions on King Flour's blogpost, I divided them into 16 rolls, and froze them.
How did they turn out? Well, I forgot to take a photo, but they did not rise enough. I'm wondering if I should have thawed them in the fridge the night before vs. the same day we baked them. Anyone have tips on this. I used my dehydrator to help them rise too.
I let the mashed potatoes cool, while the butter came down to room temperature, and took to filing away my last "file" pile.
Using the directions on King Flour's blogpost, I divided them into 16 rolls, and froze them.
How did they turn out? Well, I forgot to take a photo, but they did not rise enough. I'm wondering if I should have thawed them in the fridge the night before vs. the same day we baked them. Anyone have tips on this. I used my dehydrator to help them rise too.
Labels:
homemade rolls,
Homesteading,
Potatoes,
Self Sufficiency
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