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lets make some honey oatmeal bread
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16 Jan ’13 - 9:36 pm
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so i decided to make some more cheese yesterday, but I was all out of milk, so i made the gauntlet run out to the farm again, by now the ice had melted and the roads were turning into mud runs, rinkus told me to stop being a sally, his wife drives out there everyday

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so when I got home I threw some raw milk in a jar

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and started shaking, after 15 minutes I had some good seperation

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I took my hacked cheese cloth and draped it into another mason jar

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I slowly poured the butter jar into the sitting jar and strained out the butter

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I ran some cold water over the butter and wrapped it up and stuck it into the fridge

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I put a lid on the buttermilk and stuck that into the fridge to make some buttermlk biscuits with tomorrow

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and grabbed my ingredients to make my dough

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16 Jan ’13 - 9:46 pm
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In a mixing bowl I dumped 3 cups of flour, 3/4 cups of oats, 2 tablespoons of yeast and 1.5 teaspoons of salt

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and mixed it well

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at the same time I had milk on to make cheese

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so i grabbed a cup of warm milk out of the pot

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and dumped the fresh butter into it

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I stirred for a few minutes to melt the butter

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and then stirred in a 1/4 cup of warm water and a 1/4 cup of honey

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I dumped the milk mixture into the dry mix

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I mixed for a couple minutes until the dough started to stiffen up

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and started kneading the dough in the bowl for 10 minutes

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the cheese had finished boiling so I set the dough on the pot to proof

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remember I said how big the curds were with raw milk? The cheese came out in one big lump

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16 Jan ’13 - 9:54 pm
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after letting the dough proof for a little over a hour, it had doubled in size

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so I dumped it onto a cutting board

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using the bread pan as a guide, I formed a 9x12 rectangle, my daughter wasn't fast enough!

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I rolled the dough up into a loaf, tucking the ends as I went

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and oiled up the bread pan and set the dough into the pan

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the pan set perfectly into the pan and I covered it with a towel to proof for another hour

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I pulled the pan off

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and set a pan with a couple inches of water on the bottom rack and started preheating the oven to 350

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I brushed the dough with honey and sprinkled it with oats

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and baked it for 45 minutes

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it was awesome

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23 Jan ’13 - 8:10 am
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Yes, It looks like I need to find someplace to get raw milk. Unfortunatley, here by law everything has to be pasturized.

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23 Jan ’13 - 11:08 am
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if you are wanting to make butter, you can just use store bought heavy whipping cream, it will work fine

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3 Feb ’13 - 3:11 pm
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OK, for superbowl morning I took the honey oat bread recipe and made bagels. And a side of biscuits. yes, I had a few of each, it was worth it.

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bravo Groin!

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