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cookiesinheaven: August 2005
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Delicious ramblings about spilled milk and cookie crumblings. In a little red tiled town on the beach. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. In honor of my beloved Nawhlins. I'm just devestated.simply devestated. My heart breaks watching the ruin of one of the world's greatest cities for food and fun. 1/4 stick of butter. 1-1/2 cups light or dark brown sugar(firmly packed). 1-1/2 cups granulated white sugar. 1 cup of milk. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. 1-1/2 cups pecan halves. Links to this post. One of the places t...
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Baking With Altitude: August 2010
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A sea level baker. 7,000 feet up. Sunday, August 29, 2010. Pound Cake, Take I. The first cake I ever baked at 7,000 feet was a pound cake that my grandmother used to make. Simple. Basic. Disastrous. It was an overly sweet, heavy mess. I never baked another one ‘til now. This morning, I decided to begin my adventures in high altitude baking by returning to the pound cake. 1 pound butter, softened. 6 eggs, room temperature. 4 cups cake flour. 190; cups milk. 1 t almond extract. Add eggs one at a time.
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Baking With Altitude: Pound Cake, Take I
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A sea level baker. 7,000 feet up. Sunday, August 29, 2010. Pound Cake, Take I. The first cake I ever baked at 7,000 feet was a pound cake that my grandmother used to make. Simple. Basic. Disastrous. It was an overly sweet, heavy mess. I never baked another one ‘til now. This morning, I decided to begin my adventures in high altitude baking by returning to the pound cake. 1 pound butter, softened. 6 eggs, room temperature. 4 cups cake flour. 190; cups milk. 1 t almond extract. Add eggs one at a time.
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Baking With Altitude: Baking With Altitude
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A sea level baker. 7,000 feet up. Saturday, August 28, 2010. Posted by Paisley Mason. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pie in the Sky by Susan Gold Purdy. Baking at High Altitude by Randi Lee Levin and Hassel Bradley Wright. High Altitude Baking by Colorado State University Cooperative Extension. Useful and Entertaining Links. Pie in the Sky. Pound Cake, Take I. Paisley Mason. Awesome Inc. template. Template images by AndrzejStajer.
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Sweet Altitude | Life is short. Always eat dessert first. – anonymous | Page 2
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Life is short. Always eat dessert first. – anonymous. Newer posts →. UPDATED…Red, White and Blue Whoopie Pie. July 2, 2010. Hi reader. It’s been awhile. I won’t make excuses except for that I’ve been enjoying some Colorado sunsets:. View from our Garage. From the Passenger Seat. Oh, and I’ve been taking some cake decorating classes – the Wilton one at Michael’s, which was totally fun, but actually a lot of work. Once I get better, I’ll post some then and now pics. Red, white, and blue whoopie pies! Bake ...
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Miss Flora's Flat: March 2011
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Living Vintageously in a Modern World. Monday, March 21, 2011. What ha-ve you been up to, darling? A couple of days after my last blog post, I moved to my new home in the mountains. To document this Midwestern girl's mountain adventure, I have started a separate blog: My Life in Estes. At the moment, it is sadly lacking in posts. Check back often as I attempt getting handy with a camera and post about my experiences and adventures in Estes Park. Once it's finished and blocked, photos will be posted.
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Baking With Altitude: Pound Cake in the Tropics
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A sea level baker. 7,000 feet up. Thursday, September 9, 2010. Pound Cake in the Tropics. I am back down at sea level for the next few weeks, visiting family in Florida. Since I’m here, I think I’ll try to make a few recipes here that can function as kind of “control” recipes in this experimentation process. We’re all about the strict Scientific Method around here. Posted by Paisley Mason. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pie in the Sky by Susan Gold Purdy. Useful and Entertaining Links. Pie in the Sky.
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Baking With Altitude: September 2010
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A sea level baker. 7,000 feet up. Thursday, September 9, 2010. Pound Cake in the Tropics. I am back down at sea level for the next few weeks, visiting family in Florida. Since I’m here, I think I’ll try to make a few recipes here that can function as kind of “control” recipes in this experimentation process. We’re all about the strict Scientific Method around here. Posted by Paisley Mason. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pie in the Sky by Susan Gold Purdy. Useful and Entertaining Links. Pie in the Sky.
