Gluten Free Bread Update

  I did get bread-edible bread 😃  this morning

I was determined to try this recipe again. So over a few days I fed the starter I had-threw out half of it-re fed it with brown rice flour and then threw half out again and re fed it another day.
   I tasted it and the bitter quinoa flavor was gone, and what was left was sourdough flavor-achievement 
    I decided to go ahead and bake up the two mini loaves to see what would happen. I kinda rushed the process so didn't have allot of starter to work with plus save back some for later.
   Since there is no gluten I need to add something to help with the structure. In the book for the rice sourdough breads she added rice starch for that. I checked online it's hard to find, MaryJane bought a mill so she is selling it but I think it's too expensive, so I decided to add the xanthan gum first Just guessed at the amount.
   So, anyway it worked out pretty good and I am pleased and will go forward with more experimenting. 
    I added a pinch of rosemary which really added a nice flavor to the sourdough

   Today was our 36th year anniversary.

So after baking my bread this morning I got bbq ribs on the grill, and made us a lemon meringue pie. Hubs favorites

   The ribs were coming off a bit later than our 2 pm now dinner time-so we decided to eat our leftover tacos from yesterday-and we will have our bbq rib meal tomorrow. So I will just need to make up the sides thinking cole slaw, corn on the cob, and asparagus.

   The weather will be heating up after tomorrow again and they are saying hot with no rain rest of this week-so I will need to get out the hose and start watering some things especially the tomato plants that are in big tubs.

Hubs did get to go fishing with a couple friends-the lake is still pretty messed up do to the weather so far-but they brought home two large catfish-saved for fried catfish at our friends-he makes the best catfish.

I decided to reopen my Etsy shop-link in my sidebar. I have some craft items I need to try and de stash. I was also thinking of selling some of my handmade papers again. I had sold some with my recycled papers in the past.
    Any ideas on what to charge for my handmade papers with the dried grass?? I really have no clue on that as there is allot of time involved that you can't really charge for.
   I just bought some hemp roving (for spinning) but will take that apart cook it down for paper and add some cotton rag to it-in hopes to make paper for eco dyeing.  Another new project for me.

   Looks like a very hot summer this year if the temps stay where they have been-so we are hoping to get back into the house projects.

    Have an awesome new day tomorrow everyone.