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zippychick

northwest1965 wrote: »

But Paul didnt let his prove a 2nd time did he?

Not on the show , but in the recipe it suggest a second proving for 15ish minutes

zippychick

geordie_joe wrote: »

What if she refers to "daddy", which one is she referring to?

I have also heard many parents refer to themselves the same way, they say things like "mummy doesn't want you to do that" referring to themselves.

One "daddy" says "Daddy doesn't want you to do that" and she thinks "Well one daddy doesn't want me to do it, but there's no mention of the other, so I guess I can do it in front of one daddy but not the other. Now, if I can just work out which daddy he was meaning I'll be fine".

Sounds confusing to me!

Geordie, honestly. What on earth are you talking about? That little girl was so happy, surrounded by love and content. It was heart warming to watch. There was a closer relationship there , than I have seen in any of the other episodes. She did NOT seem confused to me. More content.

Don't make an issue where there isn't one. The food was great, the chefs were great, the family was great, the programme was great. You just come across as homophobic to be honest, picking unecessary faults.

blueberrypie

ALIBOBSY wrote: »

Yeah, I've done pauls bread from the book and can't believe how easy and tasty it is. Bung the mix in my kenwood and let it kneed away for a few mins then rise for around 1 hour. Knock back and shape and raise for about 15 more mins, brush with salt water and bake. The outside is lovely and crisp. Secret seems to be the salt water and putting it in for 8 mins at a hot temp then turning it down for the rest of the time.
First time I made bread that actually worked lol.

Is the recipe for the bread on-line anywhere? Or are the ingredients etc given on the show? (Haven't seen it yet, will watch it over the weekend.)

freakyogre

blueberrypie wrote: »

Is the recipe for the bread on-line anywhere? Or are the ingredients etc given on the show? (Haven't seen it yet, will watch it over the weekend.)

Here it is: - http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/freshlybakedbread_92265.shtml

I'm going to give it a go in the next few days as my bread always seems to be hard

blueberrypie

freakyogre wrote: »

Here it is: - http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/freshlybakedbread_92265.shtml

Thank you :-)

geordie_joe

zippychick wrote: »

Geordie, honestly. What on earth are you talking about? That little girl was so happy, surrounded by love and content. It was heart warming to watch. There was a closer relationship there , than I have seen in any of the other episodes. She did NOT seem confused to me. More content.

Don't make an issue where there isn't one. The food was great, the chefs were great, the family was great, the programme was great. You just come across as homophobic to be honest, picking unecessary faults.

I didn't say she was confused, I just pointed out that IF she had two parents which she called the same name it could be confusing.

It was a response to a comment that if one parent referred to "daddy" it would be obvious to the girl that the were referring to the other parent. I just pointed out that some parents refer to them selves by "mummy" and "daddy", so it may not be obvious to the girl who is being referred to.

I am not homophobic, I would have said the same if she had two sisters with the same name or two brothers with the same name.

geordie_joe

I was answering you yesterday when your opinion was

thriftlady wrote: »

Presumably they are both called 'daddy' how can that be confusing

Now you have done a 180 degree turn and changed your opinion to

thriftlady wrote: »

I'm sure two intelligent people have worked out a way of referring to themselves so that everyone in the family is clear who is who.

I can agree with you, there is no way it would work IF they were both called daddy.

thriftlady wrote: »

It is you who is making it confusing

You come in here yesterday with one opinion, then come back today with the complete opposite opinion and accuse me of confusing things!

thriftlady_2

thriftlady wrote: »

Presumably they are both called 'daddy' how can that be confusing when there are 2 of them? If one father refers to 'daddy' he must mean the other one. Or maybe one is called dad/pa/papa/father/da.

Geordie Joe you have quoted me out of context. If you read the rest of my paragraph you can see that I imagine they refer to each other as 'daddy' and then go on to suggest that alternatively they use another word. In other words they will have probably worked out something that works for their family.

I really can't see how that can be construed as changing my opinion

liz105

bit off topic there guys.

this programme annoyed me in that it seems to assume everyone has a large freezer, and time.

trying-very-trying

ALIBOBSY wrote: »

Yeah, I've done pauls bread from the book and can't believe how easy and tasty it is. Bung the mix in my kenwood and let it kneed away for a few mins then rise for around 1 hour. Knock back and shape and raise for about 15 more mins, brush with salt water and bake. The outside is lovely and crisp. Secret seems to be the salt water and putting it in for 8 mins at a hot temp then turning it down for the rest of the time.
first time I made bread that actually worked lol. ali x

I know that there's a link been given for the bread recipe online, but I've got the book and I couldn't find the bread recipe in it, at least not from the index. What page is it on please?