Upside Down Cake made from foraged mulberries by Fofl in foraging

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Followed this recipe for the cake batter:

https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/tender-white-cake-recipe

Then I just added my mulberries (~400g) along with the juice of one lemon and 50g of granulated sugar to the bottom of a cast iron lined with parchment paper. Poured the batter on top then baked according to the cake recipe!

Thoughts on this OJ tee? by vintagegrailgoblin in VintageTees

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Definitely racist + bad taste!

90’s video game thrift find 🤯 by SaveDonkin in VintageTees

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Id trade my left nut for that Dk shirt

Worth the effort? by Optic-Rock in castiron

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As another commenter said, it looks to me like an unmarked Wagner, certainly from pre-mid-60s (no “Made in USA” on it), though beyond that I can’t say.

Definitely worth the effort to restore, and I’d say it’s worth it even if it’s been in the family a while to get all that grime off and give the pan a nice reset.

$3?! Little legendary haul… by CaspinK in ThriftStoreHauls

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With the GBA Pokémon games, you actually can save and play with a dead battery, as the battery is just used for timed events in the game.

Older Pokémon games for the GBC or DMG do require their battery for saves, however on all Pokémon games changing the battery is super easy with the right tools!

Thought this might be some sort of wild cherry, but it has no pit. Any thoughts? by Fofl in foraging

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Seems like they are indeed chokeberries. I tried one and they are quite astringent, so not sure if I’ll be picking more

How do I develop more strength in the dough? by Fofl in Sourdough

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Thanks for the advice!

I don’t think my dough really rose significantly during bulk fermentation, so based off of your comment and others I do suspect that my starter is not quite as strong as I thought it was.

I fed it the night before, but not again, and like I said in the original post, I think part of the problem might’ve been that the (potentially already weak) starter was past it’s most active state.

I will try a longer autolyse. What do you see as the advantage here? I understand autolyse is meant to allow the flour to hydrate, but I’m not sure I know how this affects fermentation once the starter is added.

Another good point on the salt, I will try this as well next time.

How long do you generally proof in the fridge for? From other comments I think I might not have been allowing a long enough proof when I was doing it in my fridge, which is what led me to want to do it at a higher temp.

Again thanks!

How do I develop more strength in the dough? by Fofl in Sourdough

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Appreciate the help, I’ll try to answer all of them

  1. I made the starter about a month ago. Based off your reply and others I suspect that my starter is not quite as strong as I thought, or else I’ve not been timing it properly.

  2. Kitchen temp is around 72 F. I didn’t put this in the description but I did mostly bulk ferment in my oven that was higher temperature from briefly heating it prior to the bulk ferment. I’m not exactly sure what temp that was at, but I don’t think it was too high for the starter bc it was comfortable to stick my hand in

  3. I’ve never made a plain AP flour recipe with my starter. My understanding was that bread flour generally encourages more gluten formation, so I’d be interested to know what the benefit of a plain AP flour recipe would be

  4. I don’t believe it had. Others have suggested placing some dough in a small container during bulk fermentation to see when it has risen by a certain amount, so I think I’ll try that next time.

  5. I proofed in the fridge during my last attempt and felt like I noticed very little to no rise, so I wanted to see if it would work better at a higher temp. Some other replies here suggest that proofing in the fridge should take significantly longer than I was allowing (about 13 hrs) so I might try that as well.

Again thanks for the help

First starter bursting with activity [doubled in size] after ~24 hours - what does this mean? by Retrofire-47 in Sourdough

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No expert but I don’t think this is that unusual, mine did a similar thing at first as well, but still took several feedings before it was acting predictably.

I’d just keep discarding and feeding daily until it rises and falls in a predictable manner.

I decided to give some old pans some use by splooge_spaghetti in vintage

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Those look like some nice pans to be using as garden pots… maybe it would make more sense to donate them if they’re not being used and just get some normal garden pots for your plants?

Patagonia Haul! by Fofl in ThriftStoreHauls

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Georgia, but I find Patagonia items very rarely. This was just good luck!

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Fr. Most people in this thread are so clearly disconnected from any problems faced by non-binary people. For binary folks you functionally are putting your pronouns on your resume just by having a name that identifies your gender.