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Dads would never teach their kids to be hoarders.

Would they?

Well, maybe 12 cases of .22LR and a couple tons of lead in barrels on the patio might not be looked at as hoarding.

But jars of yeast and bags of flour??

Ever tried an Indian taco with fry bread? fuggin awesome .

Man-Card violation, or good to go?

Tell 'em hard partner !

This is damper;







& it's phuggin great !

Jimmy I got the chits bad,,,

I use that stuff for mouse trap bait. Other than that..................I have no use for it and have told my wife if we were still in the 50's when men ruled their households, that crap would never cross the threshold of any house I lived in.

But, no problem, not hoarding if your family uses it regularly.

Now, if you purchased a pallet of buckets................yeah............hoarding for sure.

Again?
Bro, you need to get a tube up your ass pipe to locate that whole roast you ate back in 2009.

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Wit the holly hobby oven it fun for u
U can make tasty pies and a frosty cake too

Little girl bring you a cupcake half raw cooked with a 40W bulb.

Lol

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I know 284LUVR has yeast, but it's not for baking.

They'll be on the innernet of course.

Meanwhile I'm gonna start hoarding Betty Crocker (the cake mix, not an actual person), maybe Marie Antoinette was right.

There are a number of them in these books. Some have notes that we're not going to try those again. The simplest seem like they turn out the tastiest anyway.



There's a little book that came with our hand me down breadmaker, but the covers are missing so I can't tell you the name.

kaywoodie can correct my translation, but I think this is proletariat enough. "People's grain bread"



it's one of my all time faves.

Sometimes I just throw stuff together............10 or so years in the baking industry will do that to a fellow. Granted, I'm no longer mixing 500 lbs of flour and the rest, but I know what a good dough looks like.

Most times except in summer, we use the dough setting on the machine and take it out to bake in the oven. I suppose we could use the bread hook on the stand mixer, but we're good lazy Americans with the technology to do our work for us.

The pancakes are "freehand", no recipe. I just add what I want.

Momma makes the cakes and pies. I'll leave that to her.

you forgot something birdy. I fixt it fer ya

the easiest bread that doesn't require yeast is "lavash bread recipe" , search for that on youtube , let me know if you can't find it.

Grandfather ran a bakery in Burns Oregon during the war. He had the contract for the local army base for baked goods. So he had access to sugar and yeast.

Found out a few years ago that he had a deal with the army brass and local bootleggers to sell the moonshiners sugar and yeast under the army contract. The shiners and officers split the profit on booze.

09 I was in Afghanistan dealing with this.. lol nothing better pissing out your ass for week straight.

The Duncan Hines Fudge Brownie mix is where it's at. Much better than Betty. Cheaper than Betty too. Make it with two eggs instead of three, and add a teaspoon of instant coffee to the mix. Thank me later.

Vollkornbrot just means whole grain bread.

You are thinking of “Volk” with one L meaning “the people”.

we are not proletariat, we are aristrocats

We've got 8 big jars of Jif in the cupboard now. We eat pb&j sandwiches or just pb on crrackers for a snack all the time. We also use pb for hiding medicine/pills in for our dogs.

haven't tried making it.

Ate more than a little when we lived in the Fresno area, almost like little Armenia there. Not much I miss about the place except the Armenian restaurants and delis.

Maybe I'll look that up next time we want some flatbread.

We've tried pitas, but the oven isn't right. Bought a pizza oven for the grill, going to try pitas in that. Then I can make some lamajoune and manesh.