Bread Making with no Yeast and Some Homemaking Chat

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Hello Friends!

You would think that between retirement and quarantine I'd have lots of time to update my blog and stay on top of things! I actually don't feel I have lots of extra time. I think that with hubby retired we are doing more things together (around the homestead) and that works for me! :) But I need to keep up here on my blog.

In any case, I have been working on getting new videos out on my YouTube channel. I try and post them here so you can keep up with them if you're not subscribed.

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Here are two of my latest videos if you've not seen them...

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No Yeast, No Problem!



With quarantine many people are giving bread baking a try and yeast is in short supply for many. In this video I'm sharing 3 bread recipes that don't require yeast.



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HomeKeeping #2 Daliy Routines and Clutter Control Tips



This is the 2nd video in my “HomeKeeping” series



Comments

  1. JoApril 28, 2020 at 1:38 PM

    This is probably me being dim but I could not see the quantities of the ingredients that you used for making bread. We have so many different sizes of bottles of beer so I would really like to know how much flour to what quantity of beer please. Thank you : )

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    1. CrystalApril 29, 2020 at 12:13 PM

      Hi Jo! All the recipe links are listed in the video description box, below the video on YouTube 😊

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    2. JoApril 30, 2020 at 6:38 AM

      Hi Crystal. I thought I was being dim! I have found it now. All I have to do is persuade the website with the recipe to load now...…..

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    3. CrystalApril 30, 2020 at 2:52 PM

      Glad you found it! 😊

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