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How was your holiday? Join us while we recap our holiday fun :) During our lively conversation, we covered a wide range of topics that included baking cinnamon rolls and the art of making fresh bread. We compared the taste of store-bought bread with homemade varieties, discussing the absence of preservatives in the latter and its impact on flavor. We also delved into the French approach to bread consumption, highlighting their preference for fresh, preservative-free baguettes bought daily. This served as a contrast to the American practice of storing bread for extended periods. Our culinary journey extended to making compound butters and using fresh bread for dishes like grilled cheese and eggs. We even talked about crafting butter using a KitchenAid mixer and heavy whipping cream, and the joys of incorporating sauces like yum yum sauce and nacho cheese into meals. We shared amusing stories about competitive family games during holiday gatherings, such as the Saran Wrap ball game and Hungry Hungry Hippo with marshmallows. These games often led to spirited bouts of sibling rivalry, sometimes even escalating to physical wrestling matches. Our conversation then veered toward escape rooms, where our family's competitive spirit and teamwork shone through. We recounted our experiences tackling puzzles and emerging as top contenders in these challenging scenarios. Throughout our exchange, it was evident that we share a strong bond and a mutual sense of humor, making our conversation an enjoyable and entertaining recounting of our adventures and family anecdotes. https://www.coffeebeanery.com/collections/limited-time-only
By Coffee BeaneryHow was your holiday? Join us while we recap our holiday fun :) During our lively conversation, we covered a wide range of topics that included baking cinnamon rolls and the art of making fresh bread. We compared the taste of store-bought bread with homemade varieties, discussing the absence of preservatives in the latter and its impact on flavor. We also delved into the French approach to bread consumption, highlighting their preference for fresh, preservative-free baguettes bought daily. This served as a contrast to the American practice of storing bread for extended periods. Our culinary journey extended to making compound butters and using fresh bread for dishes like grilled cheese and eggs. We even talked about crafting butter using a KitchenAid mixer and heavy whipping cream, and the joys of incorporating sauces like yum yum sauce and nacho cheese into meals. We shared amusing stories about competitive family games during holiday gatherings, such as the Saran Wrap ball game and Hungry Hungry Hippo with marshmallows. These games often led to spirited bouts of sibling rivalry, sometimes even escalating to physical wrestling matches. Our conversation then veered toward escape rooms, where our family's competitive spirit and teamwork shone through. We recounted our experiences tackling puzzles and emerging as top contenders in these challenging scenarios. Throughout our exchange, it was evident that we share a strong bond and a mutual sense of humor, making our conversation an enjoyable and entertaining recounting of our adventures and family anecdotes. https://www.coffeebeanery.com/collections/limited-time-only