Yesterday was Sunday and I asked my wife “Hey, how come no baking shaking for many days?”
Me: “But that was last month, shouldn’t we do it more frequently? Something like once a week or maybe daily?”
Wifey: “So you like my baking eh? Well in that case we can start off right away. Let me see, we can make use of some of the left overs and see if we can make something appetizing”
Here I was talking about baking and she is talking about left overs. But I played along.
Me: “Do you want me to do something? Like knead the dough or something like that?”
Wifey: “What you can do is boil a few potatoes and peel them and we can make some meat roll”
Well, I did exactly what she said while she went about mixing and kneading the dough. It was real magic to see the dough rise up within no time. By the time I finished with the potato episode and got my camera ready, she had already started working on half of the dough.
So this is what I got to click (the remaining dough)
Meanwhile she was using her artistic talent on the dough.
Me: “Why are you cutting it up like that”
Wifey: “Its for braiding”
Me: “Braiding? I thought you said something about meat roll”
Wifey”: “That is exactly what I am doing. There is no harm in making it look a little attractive”
After giving the dough a few cuts, she spread out the mashed potato and the leftover meat in the middle.
Then she wrapped up the whole thing with some intricate braiding work, and this is how it looked.
She took a brush and dipped it in some liquid and painted it all over the rolls.
Me: "Why do you do that?"
Wifey: "It will give it that glazed look"
She left it in the oven and told me to keep a watch, "tell me when its medium brown"
Geez, the things I have to do for the Big B
Finally it was done and this is how it looked.
Now it was my turn to have the glazed look and that gave me the idea for today’s A-Z
Its Baking starting with a big B.
Lovely post! Put a warm smile on my face!
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WOW!!! This looks so tempting...I love baking but lack in patience!!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks super yummy
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Bikram's
Who's there?
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Bikramjit who?
Yum! I want to do this. Your photos make the directions easy to follow. Well written into a story too.
ReplyDeleteDang it, I'm hungry now. Looks so good.
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteWell if you do that for B, i hope she isnt building a CAR tomorrow !!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by the blog earlier
Shaun
Valleys ShutterBug
That looks great!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to all your posts this month.
Tim
The Other Side
The Freedom of Nonbelief
that Baking made me Hungry!
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baygirl32.blogspot.com
Those look delicious, Joe! Your lovely wife must be a wonderful baker. :)
ReplyDeleteNeat braiding Marie!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant post, made me smile and they do look rather scrummy.
ReplyDeleteNow that's creativity on the spot! And of course, now I'm starving. Thanks a lot! LOL
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh - they look delicious! I am starving now. Recipe please -- spices? dough recipe? I suddenly have a craving for pakoras or some somosas. Lovely post.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful post and I want some of the roll!
ReplyDeleteGotta start learning to cook pretty soon..My girl is as illiterate as me in this department..Expecting a comedy of cooking errors in a short while..And Joe u are absolutely lucky to have a wife like Ma'am..:)
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