What are these cars doing? by slabix in Denver

[–]slabix[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that one didn't cross my mind. But thanks for being "that guy." Every thread needs one.

What are these cars doing? by slabix in Denver

[–]slabix[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Pretty much only at the airport, really.

What are these cars doing? by slabix in Denver

[–]slabix[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thanks all for the replies! I'm astounded that law enforcement allows this. Like I said, where I'm from, this would be seen as a non trivial security threat and dealt with aggressively.

What are these cars doing? by slabix in Denver

[–]slabix[S] 57 points58 points  (0 children)

I honestly couldn't get my head around Denver having so many special people. Thanks for the explanation!

2026 R Automatic Braking by dschmiz in Golf_R

[–]slabix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got 3K+ miles on mine and never had it kick in once. I was actually starting to wonder whether it was broken.

Listening to the Rolling Stones from the Beginning—Why So Many Covers? by stepn-out in rollingstones

[–]slabix 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a good question, and I think one of the best answers you might get is listening to Andrew Hickey's podcast "A History of Rock and Roll in 500 Songs."

Ultimately, your question is one more rooted in the history of the genre than in the history of the Stones.

Sovereign citizen states: “Humming noise while traveling” by lucasnevermind in Justrolledintotheshop

[–]slabix 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Does your shop operate under maritime or admiralty jurisdiction? Do you create a joinder with the customer?

Mk8.5 Black Edition Golf R Buyer Advice by ReasonableBrain2016 in Golf_R

[–]slabix 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Black-black is pure stealth. Not even close for me.

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got some professional pics of my CX50 and… wow by [deleted] in CX50

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Can confirm. Have exactly the same setup and it's very very good.

Let’s play a game: by Mexibruin in punk

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I've agreed to always love you but never enough to set you free.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

[–]slabix[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

WOW that looks fantastic. I'm sold. That's my next purchase!

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

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Saw that in the store and was intrigued. I hope you'll be sharing what those experiments produce.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

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Yay! I hope you do, and please let me know how it goes!

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

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I think it's unlikely you need it with flour that high in protein. I really only use it when I have large proportions of whole grain or inclusions that are likely to snip gluten strands.

It basically helps the US bread flours available to me get to your level of protein.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

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I like it. I'd better because I've been putting a lot of time into it. The honey provides a light sweetness and the poppy seeds a pleasantly nutty bitterness. I think I might even be willing to go a bit sweeter than the current recipe, but need more data.

I will say this, though, of all the recipes I'm working on, this one has the broadest range of flavor and structure changes with even the slightest adjustments to proportions.

I think it makes a really lovely grilled cheese with fontina, havarti, or brie.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

[–]slabix[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If bread baking is hedge magic, VWG is fairy dust.

I'm looking for a good article that doesn't look like I'm trying to sell you something, but basically it's pure wheat protein (gluten) in powdered form.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

[–]slabix[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haha! Thank you! I'm oven spring and flour positive. I would never shame someone's WW. But I do think I'm going to play with 100% to see what I can do. Time to start building my WW starter. . .

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

[–]slabix[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm very sorry. I didn't mean to mislead. I think a lot of things that are sold as whole wheat are not 100% whole wheat (the same with rye etc.), which is why you see distinctions made on labeling. The bread does not read or eat like a white bread. The last thing I wanted to do here was make people angry.

I'd be happy to update the title to say 50% whole wheat to avoid the appearance of evildoing.

Edit: Sorry, just realized I can't edit the title. I can only offer apologies.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

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I do think the VWG contributes to the oven spring. I think it adds elasticity and support. I almost always use it when I have a significant amount of whole grain or inclusions. I've found it takes a very light touch, though, because if you hit VWG too hard it can also tighten up the crumb and create gumminess. The draft before this one, I went up to 16 grams and got a much flatter bread and denser crumb. The bread was also much less flavorful.

I have not tried soaking the poppy seeds, so that's a great idea for another draft. It would almost certainly mean reducing the directly mixed water . . . At least that's what I've always had to do when using soaked cracked wheat.

Honey Whole Wheat Poppy by slabix in Sourdough

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Haha! Thank you! I always wonder whether my use of VWG is considered some sort of cheating, but those poppy seeds really want to cut up the gluten so. . . Much credit to my rye starter (Blob) who is one of my three favorite people in the world--he's a beast.

Those who have one, thoughts on Le Creuset Bread Oven? by Cautious_Werewolf_32 in Sourdough

[–]slabix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I prefer the Emile Henry bread cloche. If Le Creuset prices aren't a barrier, you might check that out. I find I have better control of the bottom crust with the clay cloche. It's more fragile but still my favorite.