Random Thread - Anything Goes
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mmm. My boss is off sick, but my to-do list is about 2k long... and I'm reading old BOFH episodes!
I'm not good at working on my own in a quiet office unless there's some urgent deadline to really get me going.
But there's SOOOO much to do...... grr. -
Watching the original Star Trek with the family here. My two year old says that she loves it.
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Just bought a new KitchenAid mixer and I'm looking for suggestions on what should be my first endeavor.
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@lance hmmm.
Cookies
Cheesecake
What do you like to eat? I'm a sweet tooth kinda person... -
@lillucia said:
@lance hmmm.
Cookies
Cheesecake
What do you like to eat? I'm a sweet tooth kinda person...I eat almost anything. I was thinking of making a bunch of double chocolate chip muffins. The cheesecake idea sounds great though!
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@dominica made amazing scones today in hers.
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@lance Try this one - ate it yesterday. Light enough that I think I could eat about three servings without too much difficulty.
We serve it with icecream & homemade berry sauce (just thaw the berries and thicken the juice with some icing sugar/cornflour).
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/23435/cookies+n+cream+cheesecake -
@scottalanmiller said:
@dominica made amazing scones today in hers.
@scottalanmiller said:
@dominica made amazing scones today in hers.
I love scones! Chocolate chip scones could be the death of me.
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@lillucia I'll have to try it out. It looks great!
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@lance said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@dominica made amazing scones today in hers.
@scottalanmiller said:
@dominica made amazing scones today in hers.
I love scones! Chocolate chip scones could be the death of me.
I can't do chocolate chips baked into bread. Just don't like them. Like both separate, just not together.
Dominica did strawberry ones today. SO GOOD.
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@lance Chocolate chip cookies are like magic in the Kitchen Aid. They come together so quickly and with no effort, and the mixer makes it so easy to cream the butter and sugar the proper amount for perfectly textured cookies, which is so important as per Alton Brown.
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@Dominica said:
@lance Chocolate chip cookies are like magic in the Kitchen Aid. They come together so quickly and with no effort, and the mixer makes it so easy to cream the butter and sugar the proper amount for perfectly textured cookies, which is so important as per Alton Brown.
Maybe the cookies might be a good place to start, as this is my first real mixer and I'm some what new to baking.
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Clotted cream with simple cream scones
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Strawberries and cream scones
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@lance said:
Just bought a new KitchenAid mixer and I'm looking for suggestions on what should be my first endeavor.
get the meat grinder and make sausage!
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@lance No matter what recipe you use, make sure you cream the butter and sugars until it's lighter in color and consistency similar to buttercream frosting. I always ha flat, crunchy cookies until I learned this.
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@lance said:
@Dominica said:
@lance Chocolate chip cookies are like magic in the Kitchen Aid. They come together so quickly and with no effort, and the mixer makes it so easy to cream the butter and sugar the proper amount for perfectly textured cookies, which is so important as per Alton Brown.
Maybe the cookies might be a good place to start, as this is my first real mixer and I'm some what new to baking.
She has a great recipe for amazing gluten and wheat free chocolate chip cookies that we love now.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@lance said:
@Dominica said:
@lance Chocolate chip cookies are like magic in the Kitchen Aid. They come together so quickly and with no effort, and the mixer makes it so easy to cream the butter and sugar the proper amount for perfectly textured cookies, which is so important as per Alton Brown.
Maybe the cookies might be a good place to start, as this is my first real mixer and I'm some what new to baking.
She has a great recipe for amazing gluten and wheat free chocolate chip cookies that we love now.
If I could get that, it would be great. We are starting to watch we eat and drink after watching the movie food matters.
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@lance said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@lance said:
@Dominica said:
@lance Chocolate chip cookies are like magic in the Kitchen Aid. They come together so quickly and with no effort, and the mixer makes it so easy to cream the butter and sugar the proper amount for perfectly textured cookies, which is so important as per Alton Brown.
Maybe the cookies might be a good place to start, as this is my first real mixer and I'm some what new to baking.
She has a great recipe for amazing gluten and wheat free chocolate chip cookies that we love now.
If I could get that, it would be great. We are starting to watch we eat and drink after watching the movie food matters.
I relayed the request. She is on it
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@Hubtech said:
@lance said:
Just bought a new KitchenAid mixer and I'm looking for suggestions on what should be my first endeavor.
get the meat grinder and make sausage!
I might have to do that. It's actually not too expensive.
