I even took some pictures:
This is after the dough had been separated and let to rise again. It rose some more after this was taken.
These are my beautiful and delicious loaves. I made them Sunday and now the smaller of the two is already gone. I woke up this morning to find that G had eaten half of the loaf after I went to bed! We finished it off at lunch. Super delicious recipe.
I used the Amish Bread recipe found on Allrecipes.com. It makes two sweet and delicious loaves. Some of the commenters thought the bread was too dense, but I don't think so. It's a very good loaf of bread, imo.
I also made some muffins:
They were not particularly successful. I took my favorite muffin recipe and altered it extensively to create a morning glory muffins, sadly, they are bland.
I also made some unsuccessful shoes for E. They are darling, but do not fit him correctly. I don't know if he just has fat feet, if I made them wrong or if the pattern is wrong somehow. I also made them more fraternal twins than identical, whoops! I sewed one with a much greater seam allowance than the other, but neither fit, so they have become cat toys.
So, to recap my week: I made some great bread! Nothing else that I experimented with went that well.
Projects that I would like to complete before 2017:
-make E some shoes!
-finish the quilt for E
-make a decent loaf of bread 5/22/2016
-complete the new garb for G
-tunic
-pants/hose
-hat
-undershirt
-cloak/cape
-complete a 12th century Norman kit for me
-bliaut
-chemise
-veil and wimple
-make some basic tablet woven fabric
-finish carding my fleece
-spin at least 1000 yards of yarn
-finish my cardigan
-finish the quilt for E
-complete the new garb for G
-tunic
-pants/hose
-hat
-undershirt
-cloak/cape
-complete a 12th century Norman kit for me
-bliaut
-chemise
-veil and wimple
-make some basic tablet woven fabric
-finish carding my fleece
-spin at least 1000 yards of yarn
-finish my cardigan