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My family loves this sourdough sandwich bread! I make it 2 or 3 times a week and it makes a  very large loaf300 grams ac...
03/17/2026

My family loves this sourdough sandwich bread! I make it 2 or 3 times a week and it makes a very large loaf

300 grams active sourdough starter
630 grams All-Purpose Flour
340 grams warm water
57 grams unsalted butter room temperature (*see note)
50 grams honey
42 grams powdered milk
15 grams salt
6 grams instant yeast

Instructions

Mix and then knead together all of the dough ingredients, including the sourdough starter, to make a smooth, supple, and slightly sticky dough. You may need to add ½-1 cup extra flour. I use my stand mixer with dough hook and knead for 8-10 minutes.
Place the kneaded dough in a lightly greased bowl, cover the bowl, and let the dough rise for 1 to 2 hours, until doubled in size. Prepare the pullman pan by greasing both the pan and the lid.
Once the dough has doubled, it is ready to be shaped! Lightly grease a surface and spread the dough into a rectangle with the length being the same size as the length of the pan. Roll the dough lengthwise and place it in the prepared pan. Putting the lid on the pullman pan will create a square loaf. Leaving the lid off will create a mushroom or dome top.
Let the shaped loaf rest another 1-2 hours. When the dough is ½ to 1 inch below lid, preheat the oven to 375°F.
Bake the bread for 45 to 50 minute. I take the lid off after 20 minutes of baking. The internal temperature of the loaf should be about 200°F. Remove the loaf from the oven, and turn it out of the pan onto a rack to cool. Let it cool completely before slicing.

Purple cabbage sprouts! Delicious and crunchy!
01/26/2026

Purple cabbage sprouts! Delicious and crunchy!

1st loaf of bread I have baked with fresh ground wheat flour. Turned out pretty good!
01/21/2026

1st loaf of bread I have baked with fresh ground wheat flour. Turned out pretty good!

Us Department of Health and Human Services has come out with a revised food pyramid. This makes so much better sense tha...
01/07/2026

Us Department of Health and Human Services has come out with a revised food pyramid. This makes so much better sense than anything previous!

Chilly fall mornings call for warm muffins!Today sourdough apple cinnamon oatmeal muffins!
10/29/2025

Chilly fall mornings call for warm muffins!
Today sourdough apple cinnamon oatmeal muffins!

It is National Canning Day! What is your favorite thing to can?What would you like to can but have not yet?
10/23/2025

It is National Canning Day!
What is your favorite thing to can?
What would you like to can but have not yet?

For those who follow the safest canning practices, did you know that canning any tomato from a frost killed or damaged v...
10/17/2025

For those who follow the safest canning practices, did you know that canning any tomato from a frost killed or damaged vine is NOT considered safe? Read more about it here!

10/08/2025

If you think home preserved food is scary, research the ingredients in your store bought food!

Yesterday my granddaughters just about ate all of the yogurt we had made. So overnight we made more! It is not hard to d...
10/02/2025

Yesterday my granddaughters just about ate all of the yogurt we had made. So overnight we made more! It is not hard to do here are the steps to yummy homemade yogurt:

First I rehydrate milk powder. I make a gallon of yogurt at a time, but add in ⅓ extra milk powder to help it get thick and creamy.

Next heat the milk to 180° and keep it there for about 30 minutes.

Now let the milk cool down to 110°- 115°.

Stir in some yogurt reserved from your previous batch.

Last you put the milk into glass jars and keep at 110° for 12 hours. I do this in my dehydrator overnight.

In the morning I wake up to fresh yogurt. You can thicken it by draining it through a cheesecloth. Or add it to a savory dish if you want. I cool it down in the fridge and add jam or fruit for my girls.sometimes I take it one step farther and freeze dry it into a portable snack!

Do you like your yogurt sweet or savory? What is your favorite thing to mix into yogurt?

We have always preserved most of our tomatoes by canning them as an unseasoned sauce. This way we can add what seasoning...
09/30/2025

We have always preserved most of our tomatoes by canning them as an unseasoned sauce. This way we can add what seasonings we want as we open and use them.
Our freeze dryer has been a game changer. This year we are freeze drying about half of them and powdering them! When using the powder, we can mix it as thick or thin as we want it and it preserves more nutrients. The powder is shelf stable for decades and takes up less space!
The downside(if you can call it that) to freeze drying is keeping up with the harvest! We picked another full basket of tomatoes today! What a blessing to find so many beauties!

What is your favorite way to preserve tomatoes?

Today I am finishing up (hopefully) canning some meat to fill the shelves of our pantry! Most meat can be raw packed or ...
09/26/2025

Today I am finishing up (hopefully) canning some meat to fill the shelves of our pantry! Most meat can be raw packed or hot packed into the jars. I am hot packing it. I brown the meat (do not have to cook it through) and stuff the jars. Fill the jars with broth or water, and pressure can it. It is so good to have on hand for a quick dinner!

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