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Skriven 2014-11-06 21:07:40 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 18929 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
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Hi Nancy,

 NB>  RH>> Should have added a bit of gluten too. I do that, or use guar
 NB> gum  RH>> which does a similar job.
 NB>  NB>> Never tried either..  but what I made worked just fine.   :)

 RH> Try gluten first, then guar gum if you're not happy with the results
 RH> with the gluten. But remember that most authentic rye bread is dense
 RH> and doesn't rise much anyway so it's not a disaster to have a short
 RH> loaf.

 NB> Since I don't normally have either gluten or guar gum in stock, and
 NB> don't bake often any more, probably both are moot...  ;)   And, I do
 NB> know that authentic rye IS more dense, so I was happy enough with the
 NB> results I got.  Adding the eggs made it more like what Margit was
 expecting... ;)

Sounds like you got it close enough to make her happy, and that's the
important thing in the long run. I've not looked in a while, but still
trying to find the copy of the recipe I used to use for rye bread years
ago. Maybe as I'm organising recipies, etc after the move.............

 NB>  NB>> You can always shut the door to the sewing room, if that's the
 NB> only  NB>> thing left to set up... the kitchen would be more of an
 NB> attraction  NB>> for most.. ;)

 RH> And it's open, right off the living room so there's no way it can be
 RH> shut off.

 NB> Besides, the kitchen needs a certain amount of order just for being
 NB> able to use it...  ;)

That's for sure, seeing that now with all the boxes in/around our
kitchen. Had to clear a path to the microwave!


 RH> Sewing room will be a disaster until I get things organised
 RH> the way I want; that's a "given".

 NB> I suspect that's one of your normally chaos places, anyway... ;)

Only partly so; I have to keep it organised enough to know what's where
and so it looks decent when customers come over. Tho one of my friends
in HI said it wasn't messy, it was "oozing creativity". (G)

 NB> back, and we do too.  NB>> If nothing else, they might come up for a
 NB> visit, particularly for a  NB>> visit to the Korean places...  ;)

 RH> Depends on how things are going with the family. His dad is half way
 RH> thru his chemo, don't think his step mom has begun treatment.

 NB> Maybe when Dad gets thru chemo, and if stepmom isn't in treatment
 NB> already, they might be able to come for a celebration...  But, yes, I
 NB> can see where how things are going would determine a lot of things...
 NB> especially with him having to take off from school still...

It's going to be a quite a time, no matter how you look at it. But, by
our settling down in WF, it will give more of an opportunity to see
them. He will finish seminary eventually, probably on line, and come
back to graduate. We can plan a get together whenever that happens. We
are also talking about visiting them at some point--there has to be at
least one decent Korean place in the greater Charlotte area!

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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