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Shows about baking bread

Does any one notice or is it just me that what's conspicuously missing from their TV line up are shows about baking sandwich breads,dinner roills,baguettes,sourdoughs ,etc....Just bread in general ! There is a movement in this country and I wonder if the TVFN is going to be asleep at the wheel ????

Ask your self how many bread machines are sold across America anually and also how many publications about bread are sold at B & N and on Amazon in a year ????

I would love to see just one . Any thoughts out there ???? I hope there wasn't a show and I just completely missed it ...lol

The Ten Most Recent Comments By grizz518

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Foodie Names: What Would Your Name Be?

Grizzlybiscuit

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What to do with Raspberries?

I like macerating them with a little sugar or agave nectar and some Grand Marnier or Creme de Cassis,vanilla extract & a pinch of black pepper !!!. To go with shortcake and whipped cream. Make a raspberry curd to use as a cake filling or to fold into buttercream works well too.

Grizz

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Polar Bear, nom nom nom

I question .....what's the point of eating flesh from a starving animal in the first place???? I don't get that ? COOL IS TOTALLY THE WRONG WORD USAGE HERE. !

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Ground flaxseed suggestions

There are a few things to consider when consuming flaxseeds. First off the body can't digest them properly unless they have been ground first. In there whole state they are really only good for their texture and aesthetic value.

Secondly their nutritional value degrades almost immediately the moment they are ground so ,using usually a spice grinder,try to grind them up as close to consumption as possible.

Thirdly and I"m not exactly sure what the temperatures are but the application of heat to flaxseeds will also render a good portion of it's nutritional value mute ......not to worry there are countless ways to enjoy them without cooking them.

It provides the body with much needed omega three fatty acids which help lower low density lipoproteins or LDL or bad cholesterol. It also helps women balance some of their hormone levels. It also helps lower blood presasure and aids in fighting depression....sounds like a super food to me !!!

I espescially like feshly ground flax seeds on my morning oatmeal or wheaties and also in dinner salds sprinkled on top. You can sprinkle it on freshly sauteed vegetables after they come off the fire. It's good folded into regular and or sweet mashed potatoes,vegetable purees,compound butters and salad dressings too.

Grizz.

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Tuesdays with Dorrie (TWD) and Other Baking Blog Circles

I belong to a baking chat room called "THE BAKING CIRCLE" @ King Arthur.....The beaty of it is it has no rules ! And it has a recipe archive on the internet second to none.and lots of tutorial stuff too. You might call it a neighborhood of bakers who are passionate about bread(lately) and all matters baking . It's free with the potential for all new members to learn a lot about any section of the baking world they are passionate about and want to grow in ...The only prerequisite : be respectful of all those within...If your just looking for another chat room to be opinionated and obnoxtious in then look else where......not much to ask It is a great place ! There is access to a full catalogue of utensils and baking products thru King Arthur also available It is free with no obligations of any kind except the sign up itself. Choose an easily typable and short username that meets their requirements. You might find something cute and catchy but once you realize you have to type it in every time you log on it might become tedious.....

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Anne Burrell's show: I hate to bring this up again but...

Izatryt: so what R U .......................the typing police ??????????
Been spiltting hairs long ?????? Those are just pauses in a live conversation trandscribed to print.....I'll try to keep them to a minimum..................lol Let's not get too serious here ok.
Probably time to go cook something !

Bessfour.......the appearance or perception of credibility

Feedme :

If you read carefully I never said I didn't like Beets. My point was about the fact that all the FNTV personalities use the phrase my favorite for everything it really didn't have much to do with the beets at all . Sorry if you misread me on that.
This is another by-product of Professor Tuschbag trying to make mediocre folks into larger than life with pointless filler talk ..You obviously can't have everthing as your fav
This is probably a sign of someone who has been watching the TVFN tooooooooolong...lol I'll work on this. Maybe look for another network temporarily for some fresh ideas. Believe it or not I don't take all this too seriously and do approach most of it with an open mind and a little patience. After all I do admit to being a hopeless foodie for life romantic !
Please feel free in the future to question any of my responses in the interest of open dialogue.....we all gain a deeper understanding of what is being dicussed !

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Swordfish Ideas

Just smear a little compound lemon garlic butter on the top and them sprinkle some panko bread crumbs on top of that and bake it in a small pie tin or dish for about 15-20 min in a preheated 325 oven with a splash of chardonnay ....portion the fish to about 3/4-1" thick ...Serve with boiled red "B" bliss pot and maybe some fresh steamed spinach

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chicken soup

I agree with Lemons.....

It depends a lot on how long you cook everything.....who said there had to be rules ???? I hate rules ....I guess I will never be accused of being a purest...lol This is exactly where new ideas come from !

I usually will poach some boneless skinless thigh meat in the 99% fat free chicken broth and pull it out when just done to cool on the side and then continue making the stock after wards. 2 hrs later I will strain the stock and then begin making the soup(mirepoix and such). I will always use chicken fat if I have some at my disposal and simmer the mirepoix for about 25 minutes and then fold in some peas,diced cooked thigh meat and some precooked noodles of my choice and simmer it for another 10 min.....You could add some diced tomatoes in with the mirepoix....

If you want to go chicken in the pot ....use motzo balls instead of noodles and julienne the veggies(mirepoix) instead of dicing them with a pinch of fresh chopped italian parsley right at the end...!

If you are making it with some cloudy stock from yesterday you can always clarify it by heating it up very slowly with some egg whites and lemon added in to cook for about 20 min and then strain thru some fine cheese cloth in a chinois strainer.. If you do it properly your stock will be clear as a bell and good to go ...Just don't ever let it come to a boil when doing this clarification process !

Just in case there are folks out there who don't know the difference between stock and broth ....Broth is made with meat in it ....stock is just bones water,herbs and aromatics

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'Exotic' Meats: What's Your Pleasure?

Grouper cheeks deep fried in beer batter
Smoked Amberjack
Monk fish tails can be cooked a half a dozen ways
Lamb's Liver fresh from the slaughter house sauteed while still warm
with some shallots and Madiera wine
Home made head cheese
Grilled Ostrich tenderloins served with a Blueberry Balsamic sauce
Raw slices of calf sweetbreads dredged in flour ,sauteed in butter
served with a Tico sherry scented Espagnole sce or served cold with a Classic Vinaigrette

I know it's not all meat but still worth mentioning
Lamb or Buffalo Top rounds roasted sliced with wild mushroom sauce


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New Neeley show on FNTV

My Attitude.........Get a room !

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Anne Burrell's show: I hate to bring this up again but...

Fired from Centro for being a pain in the ass! Good luck, Spikey.

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Need Name for a Soup Company

Wow, it is old. Wonder why it was on the "recently commented" column?

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Need Name for a Soup Company

SLURP

which is an acronym for

Soup
Lovers
Upscale
Righteous
Pot of Soup

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Need Name for a Soup Company

@buffy ~ ^ This thread is pretty old.

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Need Name for a Soup Company

btw Mac, you seem to be feeling much better. Glad to see that!

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Need Name for a Soup Company

Soup's On! is my personal favorite. It's the first thing that came to my mind when I read the topic.

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Need Name for a Soup Company

For me, the simpler the better. I would take the "s" off and just make it to:

Village Soup

Not too cute, easy to understand, folksy, culinary. This is where everyone in the village goes for soup, even if it happens to be on the shelf of the corner store.

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Paula Deen or Serious Eats Trying to Kill Us?

Wow, Dianeneb, why do you bother to watch any of the cooking shows if you re such an obvious "downer?" Why don't you change the channel? Ummm??

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Anne Burrell's show: I hate to bring this up again but...

Ok, so last week I tried the pork chops which looked so delicious. I brined them only for about 30 hours, instead of the 72, but holy crap were they ever salty. I am not a master of brining by any measure, so if anyone knows how to get the flavor of the aromatics (which were a nice combination with the coriander, fennel, chili and garlic) without the salt level of cheap lunchmeat, I would love to hear your tips.

And, interestingly, I wrote a review of the recipe for the FN website on Monday, rating the dish 3 stars and saying that I liked the seasoning but found it way too salty, etc. Nothing obscene or inflammatory. But it never went up on the site.

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Anne Burrell's show: I hate to bring this up again but...

grizz - maybe it's naive of me but when she said beets were her favorite i didn't take it as filler - it sounded to me like she really likes beets (maybe because so do i), she was very enthusiastic about them. or perhaps i don't watch FN enough, lol

the pork chop episode today was fantastic, i thought. Anne seemed very comfortable and relaxed and the dish was terrific. i could eat that right now!