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By: Freetimefrolics
Now my Granny is a stylish lady. She is always well dressed and with the trends. So I had to pick the perfect gift. With all of her health problems and hospital visits. I though a nice pair of pajamas would be nice. Something with a little flair. Sears had just the right thing.
I found these adorable pajamas. The top is a beautiful Turquoise with matching zebra print pajamas. I think she is going to love them. As she has aged with beauty she has a little wild hair. She loves a having some wild colors and prints.
While shopping for my grandma I found this beautiful watch bracelet for my Mother in law. She loves turquoise. So I though this would be perfect for her. I love that the watch adjusted for any size wrist.
Since I live several hours away from my family. I had to have them wrapped and ready to ship to them. Nothing really fancy. Just a little wrapping and a post office box. I just want her to know I am thinking of her this Mother’s Day and everyday I am thankful for what she has done for me! Thanks Sears for Wrapping this gift up with a pretty bow!
By: Freetimefrolics
By: Freetimefrolics
By: Freetimefrolics
By: Freetimefrolics
By: Freetimefrolics
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Head over to Capital B to get this free Printable and others from Time Out for Women. |
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Being able to attend is an amazing opportunity. I am grateful I am able to attend. I had my cup filled to overflowing. I was needing a recharge. Being a mom can be tasking on a person. Doing the mundane all the time. I know that by doing these mundane things; being a mom, chef, nurse and driver, I will one day see the Miracles. But sometimes I need a little recharge. TOFW does that for me. I appreciate the preparation that goes into making TOFW happen. If you ever have the opportunity to attend, GO! If not please check out there website and you tube to hear some of these amazing people speak and uplift. Sign up for the newsletter and receive weekly emails of what is going on at TOFW and read stories of other LDS Bloggers. Today you can read about me and how I, Create and Inspire to live Higher! Check out my Post on the TOFW Blog Today!
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Me and my Gal, Andie with Michael McLean |
By: Freetimefrolics
By: Freetimefrolics
By: Freetimefrolics
For the past 7 years I have been making homemade Wheat bread. I have taken classes on grains and bread making. I have tried several recipes over the years. I decided that any recipe can be great if you just have the right tips. So over the years I have found what works best for me. So today I am sharing my tips for amazing wheat bread. For my wheat bread recipe click {Here}
1. Heat your water to the right temperature. 105* is the perfect temp.
2. Use Vital Wheat Gluten. A small amount added to yeast bread recipes improves the texture and elasticity of the dough.
3. Try sponging. In my recipe I add gluten, part of the flour, water and yeast. Mix it together and let it sit for 10 or so minutes. This allows the yeast to activate. Your mixture will rise and make bubbles. I like let this sit and sponge while I change a load of laundry or load the dishes.
4. Grab the lemon juice! Use 2 Tablespoons of lemon juice instead of dough enhancer. Lemon juice will make you bread light and airy. Just like store bought bread without all the additives.
5. Begin kneading your dough when it stops sticking to the sides of the bowl.
6. Use non stick cooking spray on your counter top when rolling out your dough. If you use flour on your counter tops you start pulling moisture out of the bread. Making your dough dry and crumbly when baked.
7. Spray your pans with non stick cooking spray.
8. Divide the dough and roll them out. When rolling out your dough, be sure to push the air bubbles out. Sometimes I like to use a rolling pin to push out the bubbles. Then roll your dough and fit into your pans. My recipe makes 4 loaves of bread.
9. Spray the tops of your bread dough with non stick cooking spray and a spritz of water.
10. When you pull your bread out of the oven, get them our of pans as soon as possible. Spray the bread loaves with a spray bottle of water. Spray each of them a few times. This allows the heat to come out and the moisture to stay in. This will produce a lot of steam.
Allow your bread to cool for at least 20 minutes before cutting.