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Natural Leven Multi-grain Bread
This was the first of the "fortified" breads that I've made according to recipes of Peter Reinhart. Reinhart believes that 65% of the grain ratio should be wheat flour in order to prevent brick-ish loaves. I'd say, from this first loaf, that his ratio is perfect. This one was dense, had perfect crumb, but wasn't gummy or heavy at all. The sweetener (both honey and brown sugar) and buttermilk (I used homemade yogurt) allowed for a soft crust bread that still had a bit of chew to it.
I baked it in a pot, and altered the heat - starting with the oven (and the pre-heated pot) at 475, and dropping it to 365 as soon as I put the bread in the covered pot. It baked 30 minutes with the lid on, then an additional 15-20 without it.
Using my starter, I made Reinhart's Firm starter, let it ferment and then refrigerate overnight. Afterwards, the Firm starter makes the dough which ferments about 4 hours before shaping, then about 4 hours after shaping. Then, the loaf goes into an overnight proof in the cool of the refrigerator.
An hour before baking, the loaf comes out of the cold to warm up a bit. There wasn't a whole lot of rise in the final loaf, but it didn't deflate from over-proofing, so I was more than excited.
Reinhart also believes in adding larger particles of grain, as not to "muddy" the color in the finished loaf. This bread had polenta added instead of cornmeal, wheat bran, rolled oats, and a touch of cooked brown rice. I could easily taste the crunchiness of the polenta, which I have to say was my favorite part.
Prismacolour pencil crayons, I know the colour selection isn't very good, but I only had my bag of short and/or broken-lead pencils on hand.
The participants cheered on as the final four became the final two in the first round of games at the NCAA Women's Basketball Championships!
Earlier in the morning, they attended an "On-Court Presentation" with Lady Vol Coach Holly Warlick along with her Assistant Coaches Dean Lockwood, Jolette Law, and Kyra Elzy.
Probably the most complex modular glyph segmenting I've seen in practical use; for displaying all the numbers and letters of the NYC subway lines.
Some time ago my daughter got funky glasses that distort colors and multiply the image seen through them. Here's one weird example. You can see the keyboard and all screen edges... on top of the screen.
The ladies really showed their strength today waking up nice and early to run in the 4Kay 5k Race for Cancer Research. Everyone finished well!
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Melbourne's famous trams
Multiview Postcaard
Bartel
No Date, about 1990s
Features four trams - the City Circle tram, a tram to Bundoora and one to St Kilda.
day three of the creativity bootcamp and today's word was multi layered.i had all kinds of fabulous,surrealistic idea's in my head about portraying the different layers of myself by combining multiple images into one ghostlike pic of cloned mini- me's but my tripod and the lighting were not agreeing with me : ( : (
so i thought what the heck i'll go further where i started yesterday and make a whole series of static selfies with a vintage look cause i really enjoy to delve deeper into old world developping techniques and really would like to take this style to another level during this course
Com o conceito de melhor espaço X arquitetura e paisagismo o Multi Office que fica em Valinhos, oferece para os mais diversos profissionais uma linha única de espaços corporativos. A agência foi ativada para desenvolver o logotipo e também o folder institucional que foi distribuído para imobiliárias.
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