Life on a family farm
in the wilds of
Upstate New York
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Homemade No Boil Pretzels
Liz made these yesterday from this recipe. Didn't take her very long and they sure are good. Then she proceeded to make fresh bread and apple crisp. I think we'll keep her.
Cathy, update...they are even better the second day! The boss doesn't eat pretzels, just not a fan. I gave him a piece of one of mine and he was instantly converted. We need to get more yeast so she can make another batch.
Joated, lol, I love the way the kids all cook, just as my brothers and I, cousins, aunts and uncles, all grew up in the kitchens of generations of grandmas, helping and learning. Food, tradition, family, lots of fun.
Nita, we are working on her for another batch. lol. I think they would be very versatile, as the dough is soft and would take toppings and flavors well.
Oh that golden brown . .
ReplyDeleteOh . . . yum . . . yummmmmy . . .
If you change your mind about keeping her . . .
:)
Oh you can keep her. I would just want to borrow her for a week or two.
ReplyDeleteThose pretzels look amazing! And so do all her crock pot meals.
Cathy, update...they are even better the second day! The boss doesn't eat pretzels, just not a fan. I gave him a piece of one of mine and he was instantly converted. We need to get more yeast so she can make another batch.
ReplyDeleteJoated, lol, I love the way the kids all cook, just as my brothers and I, cousins, aunts and uncles, all grew up in the kitchens of generations of grandmas, helping and learning. Food, tradition, family, lots of fun.
I'm trying these this weekend!
ReplyDeleteFarm tested and farmer approved are the best recipes :)
Nita, we are working on her for another batch. lol. I think they would be very versatile, as the dough is soft and would take toppings and flavors well.
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