The KonMarie method

jinny

Rise and shine Kondo mates!

Good morning everyone

My fridge arrives today yeah!
I dumped the original company
That let me down last week
I ordered one on line last night and it comes today

http://youtu.be/i3jt14GSi0g

For those who have breadmakers that have bit
The dust. I found this charming mans method on y toob
It's a no knead bread loaf baked in a regular bread pan.

I've tried no knead bread before and although I liked it
It seemed such a bind.

This looks really easy.
My own regular loaf method is fast
and everyone loves my bread.

However. I would like to give this a shot.
If anyone can tell me what 3 and 1/2 American cups
of flour is in grams.
Sorry I know this is off topic
But if it saves anyone buying a bulky space gussling BM.:money:

Edit this is an even quicker method
When he says hot tap water I think he means tepid
Otherwise you will kill the yeast
I add a teaspoon of sugar as well to my flour it gives the yeast
Something to munch on
http://youtu.be/hlYI_6h_3r8

grunnie

Thank you for the breadmaking link Jinny I will try it later.

jinny

grunnie wrote: »

Thank you for the breadmaking link Jinny I will try it later.

Oh let me know how it turns out
I haven't time today but will try tomorrow.
He certainly makes it look easy

It's a bigger 'crumb' than my regular close crumb loaf bread
But if it saves me poor owld arms from kneading it good

VJsmum

short_bird wrote: »

Bless my friends for finding stuff like this: is anyone questioning the end of December celebrations yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYA-emYS51U&feature=youtu.be

Brilliant - nicked for FB

jinny

Ha ha ha
Love it
I refuse to walk down the Christmas aisleS in shops now
Bah humbug
All the best any way

Bigjenny

jinny is this conversion table any help https://www.dovesfarm.co.uk/resources/conversion-tables/us-cups-conversion-table/s

jinny

Bigjenny wrote: »

jinny is this conversion table any help https://www.dovesfarm.co.uk/resources/conversion-tables/us-cups-conversion-table/s

Oh thanks that's great

PollyWollyDoodle

Love that link, I like Christmas as a chance to decorate, see friends, spend time with family etc but I hate the 'buy, buy' pressure and this year's JL ad has really cheesed me off. I volunteer with a charity that takes elderly people out to tea once a month and I know that a lonely old person would rather have half an hour of your time than a present and a wave.

I'll get off my soapbox ... I had a belated birthday present yesterday from a friend. She knows I love sewing. She bought a box of sewing machine bobbins and then wound ten of them with different colour threads. It's one of the most thoughtful and useful presents I've ever had and I am thrilled with it.

VJsmum

Minimise-to-Maximise wrote: »

Hugs to dragonette

dragonette wrote: »

Polly I think you are perfectly correct, aware of the effects but not letting them control you is the solution.

M-M thank you, don't worry about me too much. I'm pretty well in control of it now

Hugs, dragonette,

My bread maker will not be replaced, in the short term at least

I will keep opening the cupboard to admire the space...:D

jinny

VJsmum wrote: »

Hugs, dragonette,

My bread maker will not be replaced, in the short term at least

I will keep opening the cupboard to admire the space...:D

That's brilliant
If this was the Brownies you would be awarded the kondo badge
I wish they would teach something like this to older children in school
I see young ladies going to high school with books in designer handbags the Michael K ones and not fake either.
Nursery children tidy up after play. Well they used to when my were there years ago.