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Old 01-07-2002, 06:21 AM
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1) Marbled Rye
2) Italian Whole Wheat Cranberry Walnut
3) Challah
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Old 01-07-2002, 07:02 AM
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Those look terrific Kyle! It's too bad I can't just reach into my computer and cut off a few slices of each for breakfast.
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Old 01-07-2002, 02:38 PM
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Those loaves are beautiful Kyle!

You have given me hope that I can produce some worthwhile bread even with packets. 2002 is going to be the year I start really learning how to make bread (I've tried it 3 or 4 times so far).

Congratulations.
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Old 01-07-2002, 04:20 PM
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It looks great Kyle!

About the marble rye, you mentionned putting espresso powder to give it colour, does it give the dough a coffee taste?

Have you ever try caramel colour for rye and pumpernickel bread?
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Old 01-07-2002, 04:23 PM
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The coffee really doesn't effect the flavor. You can use coccoa powder as well. I havent used caramel color.
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Old 01-07-2002, 04:30 PM
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Stress fractures are common in aluminum. A simple tap can cause a stress fracture. I once used some dye indicator on carabiners found at the base of climbing areas and was really surprised at the amount of stress fractures which resulted from these things being dropped.

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Who"d they belong to..John Harlin?
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Old 01-09-2002, 09:25 AM
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I remember him! In a former life I worked @Backpaker Magazine
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Must have been a very former life, he's been dead since the sixties, but I'm sure his name lived on at a place like Backpacker. He was fairly famous for the Harlin Direct, up what mountain?....quick....
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This John Harlin? He was writing Bacpacker books in 1997? Maybe your John Harlin's son?
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Old 01-10-2002, 08:06 PM
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RE: What Mountain?

At Backpacker I sold ads. Our idea of Wilderness Adventure was cocktails on the terrace
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Another tough guy. John Harlin was an American climber who died in 1966 trying to push a direct route up the North Face of the Eiger. Wouldn't surprise me at all if the John Harlin you know is his son.
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That would be the sound my jaw would make as it hit the floor.

Contact KitchenAid immediately. Just out of customer goodwill, they should be willing to replace the hook for free. There is no fathomable reason a 2-year old metal dough hook should break. My husband says it may have had some kind of stress fracture to begin with. E-mail them or call them right away.
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Default Gorgeous loaves, Kyle!

I like to make kugelhopf, brioche, and pizza dough in my KA. God, I'm a carbo junkie.
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Contact KitchenAid immediately. Just out of customer goodwill, they should be willing to replace the hook for free.
They did, check the first page....
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