The pictures of the Damson from today look, well, much like the pictures from two days ago. Except bigger.
I started to swatch for Coraline last night, and glory be, for once in my life I'm spot on. Same needle size and everything. Go figure.
Anyway, I was reading about Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day on somebody's blog (I just went and searched and couldn't find it. If it's you, PLEASE take credit for it in the comments) and it sounded fascinating. I poked around some on B&N and Amazon for reviews and people are just raving about it, so I had a hankering to make bread and a coupon to Borders, so I bought it today!
I'll report back on how well it works on Sunday or Monday. Tomorrow is a kiddo's birthday.
It was Rainy Daisy! I found her. Her rewview of the book is here:
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You know, I would really liked to join you in the city NY! I am a citygirl with all my heart, and it is just a mistake that I live in the countryside :-) NY must be the town over all town's, not that I have been there - but I have seen television and dvd's. If I ever go to the US, this town is high priority! Here we say that people have green fingers - the opposite is to not have green fingers - simple as that :-)
ReplyDeleteThat bread look goood!
I found a reference to the Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes in this blog, AND A RECIPE POSTED TOO!
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followup-I got into the actual website and OMG I am hooked!! I must have a Danish Dough Whisk!!!
ReplyDeletecut to the chase: here's teh link: http://www.artisanbreadinfive.com/
I've been lusting after this book for the longest time! You also reminded me that I have a great coupon to boarders as well...
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