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Date of upload: Jul 22, 2023 ^^
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Jamerrill - Tortilla idea! Go to Homedepot buy a couple 1 to 1- 1/2ā wooden dowels - have hubby cut them to rolling pin lengths to fit each child - sand them - mineral oil a bit - line kiddos up along table with balls of tortilla dough - maybe those plastic small Walmart cutting mats - Tada! Tortilla manufacturingš
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For even thin sliced bread: cut the entire loaf in half then place cut side against bread board and slice downward through crust to board. This gives you a way to hold the bread easily with one hand and make one swipe down with the electric knife to the cutting board. I do this and I get thin even half slices perfect for sandwiches and French toast.
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You can definitely make flour tortillas in a tortilla press. I have a large tortilla press and a set of gallon ziplock bags slit on the sides that i use specifically for making fresh flour tortillas. The trick is to male sure ypu let your dough rest for at least 30 minutes before you press. I press and stack all of them before I cook them. Delicious. Sadly, I never have any left over. I reuse the bags. Note: I have had to press multiple dozen tortillas and I just remove and lay one between the bags or use parchment paper to keep them from sticking togetjer.
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I lived in New Mexico for 3 years while in High School and in Home Ec we learned how to make perfect round flower tortillas. I was taught by someone that has made millions of them. I think if you watched a few YouTube videos on making them it would help you a bunch. There is an art to it but once you watch someone else that makes them "perfect" you will go "Oh, ok, I get it!"
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Jamerill, I just want to say I really admire you. Your willingness to learn and share what you learn is truly priceless. I love that you collaborate with other YouTube folks, who I also happen to followš! Please keep take care of yourself to not burn out cause I know I'm among many who would greatly miss you.ā¤
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As a long-time viewer of your channel (through different accounts), and as a wife of a Celiac husband, you are speaking the correct way to handle gluten in your household and to talk about what you are doing publicly. My hubs would love to eat regular sourdough products but that is not possible - we've tried the GF sourdough and it's not the same, but it makes him happy nonetheless because he loves the taste.
One tip: the brand Schar makes excellent GF products and their sour dough pizza crusts and "baguettes" are truly great for convenience. The crusts are shelf-stable and the baguettes are frozen. All work great, if you need a quick option - the pizza crusts are fabulous in an air fryer (good for teenagers). š
And come on Z-Line, make your product (that you advertise all over Youtube) right. We need to see MEGA Momma baking. LOL
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What a fun experience to get an ostrich egg. I donāt remember how all the eggs we had growing up tasted, but I remember the goose eggs were gross. We had geese, ducks, guineas, and chickens. Iām sure we tried them all. Lolā¦Iām imagining how tiny the Guinea eggs probably were. Thanks for sharing with us! š
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Hi Jamerill, Iām from Singapore and we get haze occasionally from the forest fires in neighbouring countries.
We are then encouraged to wear our masks again if we have to go out.
When the air quality is very bad, schools are closed.
Hang in there and hereās hoping the wind blows it away from you
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@naturaldyer
9 months ago
I have watched you for years as my comfort channel. I have no kids, but I find your big batch cooking videos so peaceful and soothing. It is so wonderful how you have transformed and grown in your content and I enjoy watching all your from scratch meals as I cook simple, natural foods myself. š
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