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I recently requested (and received) a Sourdough Starter from my local Freecycle group.This week, I have done some research and started using the sourdough starter. I have made: Pizza Crust, Pancakes, Banana/Applesauce Bread, Mannaeesh (think Pita-ish), and now English Muffins. I realize that one of the initial reasons I wanted a Starter was to make English Muffins. Still, they seemed a little scary and mysterious. Last night I started them (the dough has to sit for 12-16 hours) and tonight I cooked them.
How can a little pile of bread make me feel so happy!?They look (and taste) great! I'll let you know how they taste tomorrow for breakfast! :D
Yesterday my microwave smelt like burning electronics. Today. It turns on, it spins around, it makes noise, but, it doesn't heat.I cleared the counter quick as could be, happy to have some more space (even if for a little while). Now though, I'm wondering if it's worth buying a new one. The only three things I can think that I use it for are:- heating milk for hot cocoa (can do on stove)
- POPCORN! (can do on stove, in air popper (currently don't own one), or down at the apartment club-house)
- reheat dinner plates (rarely, I usually find they taste better when heated on stove or in toaster oven)
That's it. I actually have a friend that got rid of their microwave a couple of years ago... said it wasn't healthy to use it, etc. I wonder if she (Gabby?) is still microwave-free.This microwave was a Freecycle item... and perfect for us, like new, clean, white, and a little thing (more counter space.) I've put out a request to Freecycle, but I'm not sure if I even want a free one.What do you think? To Microwave or Not? This is the question.Suzy