



My men - all 3 of them - disagree.
I had a loaf of bread, fresh out of the machine (okay, it's made with a machine, but it's not from a mix, so does that count as homemade?), and we were tearing off pieces to eat. Until Turner realized it's easier to just pick up the whole loaf. And as someone who has a complex about her cooking abilities (or lack thereof), it made me feel like a MOM to have my boys running around loving something I had cooked. Just warmed my heart, and then my belly. Because there is nothing in the world like freshly baked bread.
2 comments:
yes it counts as homemade if you made it from scratch (I mean, all those cooks on the food network use stand mixers and ovens and a bread machine is just a mixer and oven in one).
hi gess hoo roz
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