Now that I have a camera at my disposal, I've taken some photos of some of my favorites.
My lovely Zojirushi bread machine, a really handy "beaker" measuring cup, and a "French bread" cutting board, perfect for taking a strudel to a party. The dough knife is another extremely useful tool, and I don't care that my dad laughs to think I bought a rectangle of metal with one edge curled over. We use it for all sorts of things.
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| Dough/bench knife, Bread machine (Zo), and Beaker on a narrow cutting board |
Removed from the list: "Six Thousand Years of Bread", the book I tried reading; it turns out to be oddly religious, more historical than culinary, and honestly not as captivating as I had hoped. I did not finish reading it. My little shelves hold two pan scales, measuring cups, flax seed, sesame seed, amaranth seed, powdered milk, vanilla in a dropper bottle, a jar of acetic acid, a salt cellar like Alton Brown's, and some Fiesta pieces.
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| Two-pan scales and other frequently used items. |
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| Kitchenaid mixer with grain mill attachment |
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| A great cutting board and bread knife, with the remains of my latest loaf of bread (they even ate the crusts) |
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