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Baking has resumed! Still no measuring devices but a nicer oven whose gauge has the temperature indicated! My version of oatmeal raisin cookies (added apples). by: pmok Views[365]

I dropped it!! The piece of tabouna bread that I was poking holes into with a fork as you do, when the tabouna bread is stuck to the side of the oven. As I had no sleeves on, and its really hot in that oven, all I could do was look at my tabouna loaf burning. One of the others rescued it. It was OK, just rather black in sections. I said I would have that one. My husband's Mum graciously and kindly showed me how to knead and pummel the dough. That bit was fine and a really good work-out : ) Regarding cooking the bread, I will remember to wear something on my head (cos I think its hygenic) and also my arms in future, to protect against the heat. by: aussiechick_007 Views[1113]

Focaccia and Cookies: A Day in the Kitchen

ITALY | Fri, 6 Jun 2014 | By elena_valeriote | Views [890]

At 5:00 this morning another of my culinary dreams came true – I baked my first real focaccia. Though it was still dark out and I hadn’t quite yet rubbed the sleep from my eyes, the sight of several loaves baking already assured me that there ... Read more >

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Lessons on Dry-Stone Walls, Ravioli and Wine

ITALY | Mon, 2 Jun 2014 | By elena_valeriote | Views [3249] | Video

First, a bit of background… All across Cinque Terre, the hills are lined with rows of short stonewalls – some are neat and orderly, others are overgrown with plants; in many places, the walls have crumbled into mere piles of rocks. Were ... Read more >

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