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Registered Member #2093 Joined: Fri Mar 12 2010, 11:24PM : Posts: 1202
Bread making at altitude is a struggle and an art. Use any 'sponge' method- proofing the yeast first. I have never used a bread machine but I know it requires more time to knead it then dth. Mine are usually twice as tall as the pan. (I also think using powdered milk helps the texture) Tassajara Bread Book = best book ever for making great breads!
When i got the bread machine a series of 5 recipe books came with it. Most recipes call for quick rising yeast, all ive had to do was make sure everything was at room temperature and use warm water when starting a loaf, super easy to do, usually about 2 or 3 hours once you add everything and start it up. Hard part is not peeking once its going... Km
From Bens Weather: Enjoying a gorgeous day out there today, temp bounced back nicely reaching the lower 50s. Expect fair and warmer weather through this week, temps could even hit 60 later in the week. Longer range models trending wetter for our storm early next week, lets hope they hold steady!
From Bens Weather: RT @NWSSanDiego: Whos ready for a warm up?
With offshore flow and sunny skies persisting through much of the week, the valleys and lower deserts will warm well into the 80s! 🔆 #CAwx [Click Here]
Per Caltrans: All Chain Restrictions have been lifted in the San Bernardino Mountains, however, you must always carry chains when travelling to the mountains in the winter months. For the latest road conditions visit socalmountains.com/roads
Just made UTH on the 38. (When I left at 4p, chain Control was just closing at Hatchery). On my return, CC was active at AO & Hatchery. Half inch of slush between Angeles Oaks and Onyx Summit, but lots of heavy fog. (I can deal with the slush, but the fog sucks!!). I only saw 1 plow running. I'm hoping CalTrans can get a good jump on clearing the roads in the morning (and maybe lift chain restrictions my lunch time -- I have a friend coming UTH)
Jackie & Shadow (Our local eagles) From the USFS....It’s hard to say this, but the odds of our Big Bear bald eagle Posted by SCM ALERT🚨 Feb 23 : 04:32pm
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