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Tag: no-churn ice cream

Blueberry Swirl No-Churn Ice Cream | © UrbanCottageLife.com
July 3, 2019July 13, 2019 Marlene Cornelis

Seven Ice Cream Recipes Celebrating Seven Years

Strawberry No-Churn Ice Cream | © UrbanCottageLife.com
August 13, 2017August 15, 2017 Marlene Cornelis

Strawberry No-Churn Ice Cream

Blueberry Swirl No-Churn Ice Cream | © UrbanCottageLife.com
July 20, 2017November 12, 2017 Marlene Cornelis

Blueberry Swirl No-Churn Ice Cream ❊ Art in a Bowl

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My first loaf of French boule from @breadin5. I need to work on my slashing technique and it didn’t brown as much as I’d hoped, but those are minor issues. Next time I’ll use my oven thermometer to verify the temperature. Someone special just picked it up on my doorstep in a brown paper bag because it was still warm, so I won’t see the interior, but I’ll get a report from him. I have to say, I prefer this technique of making big batches of dough and storing them in the fridge to the usual no-knead approach. It gives me a lot more flexibility as to when I can bake the bread. #breadmaking #artisanbreadinfiveminutesaday
I just shaped the first portion of the French boule dough from @breadin5. It’s going to have a nice rest here for 40 minutes. The dough felt just the way it should, springy and alive in my hands. Now to get my baking stone into the oven. #breadmaking #artisanbreadinfiveminutesaday
See this? That’s about 4 pounds of dough, enough for four loaves of a rustic French loaf. It’s a no-knead technique from this book by @breadin5. After rising, it now stays in the fridge for up to 14 days, and I can use a portion of it whenever I want fresh bread. I used to make this years ago and then fell out of the habit. I’ve been making my own bread lately, and I like this big-batch approach. I’ll bake some up tomorrow and share the result here. The book has a range of recipes I’m looking forward to trying, including whole wheat and even brioche. #artisanbreadinfiveminutesaday #breadmaking #modernscratchliving #bakingbread
Since there’s a pandemic going on, I figured why not put both cocoa powder and maple syrup in this cappuccino. If ever there were a time for carpe diem ... #cappuccino #canadianmaplesyrup #carpediem
Thanks @ontarioapples for helping me open that jar of jam for my freshly baked bread. You’re the best! And yes, I’ll have an apple afterwards, from Ontario, of course. #kitchenhelper #jaropener #jamonfreshbread
A little more experimentation needed with both rising and baking times, but that won’t be hard work. Inspired by watching Cindy @thecobshopcanada making her bread the other day. #nokneadbread #breadmaking
Yeah, this @thugkitchen recipe is a winner. Check them out for the recipe! #blueberrymuffins #baking @thugkitchen
Saturday morning. Sunshine. Music, not news. Loved ones on the telephone. Baking blueberry muffins. Today will be calm. #baking #muffins #thugkitchenkingofbreakfastmuffins
Hmmm, trying my hand at baked beans. After all, social distancing ... #bakedbeans #molasses #canadianmolasses @crosbysmolasses

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