Wow - you know how to live, Cyn!
C cynupstateny Well-known member Jan 5, 2009 #23 Not for long, my friend. Have to get back on the greens, fruit and whole grains, soon. The jeans are starting to get snug, again smileys/frown.gif
Not for long, my friend. Have to get back on the greens, fruit and whole grains, soon. The jeans are starting to get snug, again smileys/frown.gif
D dianncy1964 Well-known member Jan 5, 2009 #24 Not at all, Just five minutes it is soft and delicious DEFINITELY NOT SOGGY , doing this for years
J joe Well-known member Jan 5, 2009 #25 I've heard of brushing loaves with butter to soften the crust. I think it's a very different effect- from the crisp crunchy crust produced by steam.
I've heard of brushing loaves with butter to soften the crust. I think it's a very different effect- from the crisp crunchy crust produced by steam.
L lisainla Well-known member Jan 5, 2009 #26 Yes, that where I was confused - I thought the goal was the crispy crust.
C cynupstateny Well-known member Jan 5, 2009 #27 You're right, Lisa- I was referring to a traditional crispy chewey rye crust.