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The big brooder! They are all so excited with the extra square footage. They ran and ran and ran around the brooder.

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Dear Angel, As they say in the south, "Bless your heart." I have been baking bread for the last 35 years and I have used stand mixers, bread machines (no shame there) and have mixed by hand. I do admi... - Katharina on Bread 911!
So exciting. Hope it all went well.... - KellyWalkerStudios on First Company
wow, i could have written that email! i never managed to make a successful loaf of grandmother bread until i stopped using my mixer. i save it for when i make pizza/naan bread, cakes and cookies. to m... - utroukx on Bread 911!
That is super cute! I have used your sourdough starter AND grandmother bread recipe a lot over the last three months or so, and I love it. The bread is often different from baking to baking... but it'... - christiewahlert on Bread 911!
Famous words from Suzanne at last year's retreat, "It WANTS to be bread!"... - Canner Joann on Bread 911!
If you make it through all these hints, here are my 2 cents. First I learned to make excellent bread here on CITR, so you will learn! : ) I make Suzannes Grandmother Bread one loaf recipe at a ... - Lajoda on Bread 911!
Judging by the spread you are preparing,you're still working hard. They will feel most welcome.Everything looks so lovely,and the cookies.....I have to change posts before I lick the screen. I swear I... - Lajoda on First Company
I remember watching my grandmother make bread and she never worried about the dough being sticky..so I don't either. And she never measured the ingredients... after so many years I guess she had a goo... - Miss Judy on Bread 911!
I also don't worry about it being sticky. I use my KA mixer with hook for the one loaf version. Water first, yeast, stir a little, sugar, salt. At this point, if I want to add herbs or garlic, I ad... - VikingMiss on Bread 911!
Oops. One more thing: don't double Suzanne's two-loaf recipe. That's too much dough for your mixer to handle at once. The two-loaf recipe is already "doubled" for you.... - UlrikeDG on Bread 911!

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