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Monday, 27 August 2007. Sunday, 6 May 2007. A jumper for Billy, new son of our friends Steve and Ruth in Crewe. I started knitting on the day he was born and he's now a little over 3 weeks, so let's hope it fits him! Saturday, 21 April 2007. Jasmine asked if she could wear it to school as soon as it was finished. Fortunately it just fits her! Saturday, 14 April 2007. However, with my wife's help we got it finished, minus pocket and sleeves, and I am not disheartened. It was a good steep learning curv...

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Monday, 27 August 2007. Sunday, 6 May 2007. A jumper for Billy, new son of our friends Steve and Ruth in Crewe. I started knitting on the day he was born and he's now a little over 3 weeks, so let's hope it fits him! Saturday, 21 April 2007. Jasmine asked if she could wear it to school as soon as it was finished. Fortunately it just fits her! Saturday, 14 April 2007. However, with my wife's help we got it finished, minus pocket and sleeves, and I am not disheartened. It was a good steep learning curv...

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KNITTINGDAD: 2ND COMPLETION

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Sunday, 6 May 2007. A jumper for Billy, new son of our friends Steve and Ruth in Crewe. I started knitting on the day he was born and he's now a little over 3 weeks, so let's hope it fits him! I love the colour combo and I think its lovely ; congratulations. I can't believe its only your second knitted garment , very impressive :). We do get funny looks when we take our wheels with us in the motorhome and sit outside spinning! 7 May 2007 at 01:45. 7 May 2007 at 11:01. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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KNITTINGDAD: May 2007

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Sunday, 6 May 2007. A jumper for Billy, new son of our friends Steve and Ruth in Crewe. I started knitting on the day he was born and he's now a little over 3 weeks, so let's hope it fits him! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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KNITTINGDAD: FIRST COMPLETED KNIT

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Saturday, 14 April 2007. The hood doesn't fit - probably as a 7 year old's head is bigger than that of a 2 year old. I knitted up the optional sleeves only to find they didn't fit the armholes, and by this time I was ready to build a funeral pyre in the back garden, on which to throw the knitting and the magazine. 14 April 2007 at 14:47. Your first effort looks really excellent. And altering the pattern to suit is called designing :-p. 15 April 2007 at 16:14. Hey congratulations on your first knit! One o...

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BREADY OR NOT: February 2009

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Friday, 20 February 2009. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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BREADY OR NOT: JOHNNY CAKES

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Thursday, 21 February 2008. Jamaican Fried Dumplings or Johnny Cakes:. 2 cups Self Raising Flour (I used plain flour and a teaspoon of baking flour). 1 cup cold Milk. Olive Oil for frying. Mix ingredients together, except cooking oil, and knead to make dough. Make the dough pieces the same as explained above. Heat the cooking oil in the skillet, and fry dough pieces for three minutes on each side.

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BREADY OR NOT: "SUNDAY" WHITE BREAD (Bara Can)

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. SUNDAY WHITE BREAD (Bara Can). WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Saturday, 5 January 2008. SUNDAY" WHITE BREAD (Bara Can). Taken from " A BOOK OF WELSH BREAD. A rich, satisfying loaf with a thin, crisp crust, baked for special occasions". 1lb/450g flour (unspecified, so I used Allinson's strong white bread flour). 1 teaspoon dried yeast dissolved with a teaspoon of honey in 1/4 pint of warm water. 2 teaspoons sea salt. 7 fl oz/200ml warm milk.

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BREADY OR NOT: "YORKSHIRE" TEACAKES

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WHITE BREAD WITH SESAME. AN ADDED BONUS TO STEAMING THE OVEN. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Tuesday, 11 December 2007. Quite why these are specific to Yorkshire I'm not sure, as the recipe looks fairly universal:. Recipe for 8 teacakes:. 450g Strong White Bread Flour (I'm still using Allinson's). Sachet fast blend yeast. 50g light brown soft sugar. 100g currants (I used dried mixed fruit, not being all that keen on.

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BREADY OR NOT: PARKIN

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WHITE FARMHOUSE TIN LOAF. CHEWY LIGHT RYE BREAD. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Tuesday, 27 November 2007. 250g Soft Dark Brown or Muscovado Sugar. 125g treacle (not wishing to use treacle, I meant to substitute this for extra golden syrup but completely forgot to compensate when measuring.). 150ml dark ale or porter (I used Theakstons Old Peculier). 2cm piece of fresh ginger, peeled and finely grated. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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BREADY OR NOT: BLACKOUT

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Friday, 20 February 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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BREADY OR NOT: November 2007

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WHITE FARMHOUSE TIN LOAF. CHEWY LIGHT RYE BREAD. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Tuesday, 27 November 2007. 250g Soft Dark Brown or Muscovado Sugar. 125g treacle (not wishing to use treacle, I meant to substitute this for extra golden syrup but completely forgot to compensate when measuring.). 150ml dark ale or porter (I used Theakstons Old Peculier). 2cm piece of fresh ginger, peeled and finely grated. WHITE FARMHOUSE TIN LOAF. At this poi...

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BREADY OR NOT: January 2008

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. SUNDAY WHITE BREAD (Bara Can). WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Saturday, 5 January 2008. SUNDAY" WHITE BREAD (Bara Can). Taken from " A BOOK OF WELSH BREAD. A rich, satisfying loaf with a thin, crisp crust, baked for special occasions". 1lb/450g flour (unspecified, so I used Allinson's strong white bread flour). 1 teaspoon dried yeast dissolved with a teaspoon of honey in 1/4 pint of warm water. 2 teaspoons sea salt. 7 fl oz/200ml warm milk.

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BREADY OR NOT: AN ADDED BONUS TO STEAMING THE OVEN

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WHITE BREAD WITH SESAME. AN ADDED BONUS TO STEAMING THE OVEN. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Saturday, 1 December 2007. AN ADDED BONUS TO STEAMING THE OVEN. Placing a bowl of water on the oven floor to create steam throughout the cooking process also helps in the cleaning of the oven! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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BREADY OR NOT: CONVERSION TABLES

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A blog about making bread, and other stuff. View my complete profile. WHITE BREAD WITH SESAME. AN ADDED BONUS TO STEAMING THE OVEN. WALKING BACK TO HAPPINESS. Saturday, 1 December 2007. Gas Mark 1 = 275F = 140C. Gas Mark 2 = 300F = 150C. Gas Mark 3 = 325F = 170C. Gas Mark 4 = 350F = 180C. Gas Mark 5 = 375F = 190C. Gas Mark 6 = 400F = 200C. Gas Mark 7 = 425F = 220C. Gas Mark 8 = 450F = 230C. Gas Mark 9 = 475F = 240C. 1 oz = 28.35 = 1oz. 2 oz = 56.7 = 2oz. 4 oz = 113.4 = 4oz. 8 oz = 226.8 = 8oz.

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