u/bananachucha

Image 1 — Cookies and cheesy garlic bread
Image 2 — Cookies and cheesy garlic bread

Cookies and cheesy garlic bread

Cheesy garlic bread recipe - masarap and madali gawin
Cookies - used 90% bread flour kasi naubusan na ako ng APF kaya chewy and soft

merienda tayo :)

u/bananachucha — 1 day ago

Mastercard and JCB CCs from bank

Hello po! In my early 20s, binigyan ako ng shopmore mastercard and jcb lucky cat ng BDO (25k limit). Siguro po dahil matagal na akong may account sa kanila. Nakapag-search naman na po ako how to utilize it, pero still wanna ask:

  1. Tama po ba yung ginagawa ko na ang balance lang sa SOA ko ay 30-40% lang? Para daw tumaas ang credit score. Para hindi under at overutilized yung cc.
  2. For big bills, balak ko sana siya gamitin pero babayaran rin kaagad, di na hihintayin yung SOA. Para lang sa credit points. Or mas okay ba yung cashback na lang sa banks like Maribank?
  3. Hindi ko pa inactivate yung JCB, pero gusto ko rin sana bumalik ng Japan and Taiwan in the future. Should I activate it or di naman din ganun kalaki perks?
  4. Pag abroad ginamit yung cc, di ba malaki yung charge? Sabi kasi sa Google mga 2.7%. Paano niyo minamaximize yung cc niyo during trips?

Salamat po in advance!

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u/bananachucha — 4 days ago

Anong binebake niyo pag weekend/special occasion?

Dahil Sunday bukas, may ibebake ba kayo? Pakopya naman wala ako maisip maliban sa ensaymada at cheeseroll hahahaha

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u/bananachucha — 5 days ago

Family-friendly airbnb/accommodation reco for 10 pax

7 po adults, youngest is 7 y/o. Baka may ma-reco po kayo na beachfront or walking distance lang sa beach. Thank you po :)

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u/bananachucha — 6 days ago

Using multiple racks in one go

Na-try niyo na ba magsalang sa more than one rack? Paano niyo inadjust? Try ko sana sa banana bread and cookies.

Salamat!

u/bananachucha — 8 days ago
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50% whole wheat buns

Happy that I’ve been using 50% whole wheat in my recent bakes. What’s your go-to recipe with whole wheat? :)

u/bananachucha — 8 days ago

First sourdough bread

I used my 9-day-old whole wheat starter.

50/50 whole wheat sourdough - https://youtu.be/Q_4hS8VHZcM?si=ohy5_yaJIsFRPfKs

150g WW, 150 BF
240g water (80%)
45g starter (15%)
6g salt (2%)

What I did:

  1. Autolyse flour and water for 1 hour
  2. Incorporate starter and salt
  3. Coil folds every 30-40 mins (4x, total around 2 hours)
  4. Rest at room temperature for 2 more hours
  5. Dust container, shape, put in fridge
  6. Cold proofed for ~14 hours > transfer to pan then shape
  7. Baked at 230C (max temp) for ~40 mins

Notes:
- was supposed to cold proof for only 6 hours
- kitchen is hot (~30C accdg to weather)
- dough was a bit sticky and didn’t hold shape after cold proofing (probably overproofed); could also be d/t high hydration
- dusted with too much rice flour = very light colored exterior instead of brown
- not good scoring and shaping

I don’t have a dutch oven so I used steam for first 20 mins. Oven has top and bottom heat only (not convection). The outside doesn’t look that good but what do you think about the crumb? Looks pretty okay to me. But then again I’m new to bread making.

I’d love some feedback and if you have a 50/50 WW recipe, please share!

u/bananachucha — 13 days ago

How do you prevent your jar from getting molds?

I just put my 10-day-old starter in the fridge. Has anyone experienced getting molds inside, especially on the sides?

I also spread a portion on a baking paper, flattened it, stored in a ziplock, and put in the freezer as back up. Is that fine?

Picture is from its eighth day :)

u/bananachucha — 13 days ago

It’s been almost 5 hours since I last fed it and it grew almost thrice the size. It smelled super funky during the first few days but now it only smells like flour with a bit of yeast. It doesn’t have as many bubbles as I expected it to be (although I think it’s because it’s a new starter and will continue developing as I feed it).

I’ve read that the float test is not really reliable and that it’s better to watch its size 4-6 hours after feeding.

Does this look strong enough?
What’s your first/go-to/beginner friendly sourdough bread recipe?
What do I do with it if I’m not making bread soon, do I keep discarding and feeding it?

Thank you!

EDIT: it’s only 8-DAY old lol

u/bananachucha — 16 days ago

Half of her recipe gave me one small-medium loaf. It’s so good! Felt instant regret not doing 100% of the recipe.

I accidentally left it in the fridge for 12 hours which was not as bad as I thought it would be. I’ll surely use whole wheat more after this

Recipe: https://youtu.be/CgpFMrPuz9w?si=T3rSdL5_UVjdEWQf

u/bananachucha — 17 days ago
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Doesn’t look like the traditional one using a bundt pan but it still turned out great!!!

I used half of the recipe and an 8x8 pan. Cinnamon was too little so some was only rolled in sugar. Added a bit of nutmeg too. Dough was in the fridge for about 5 hours after shaping then stayed on the counter for 30 mins before baking. I’m not doing the glaze anymore cause sweetness is already perfect.

This will be gone quickly once the family wakes up 🙈

Recipe: https://www.melskitchencafe.com/the-best-monkey-bread/

u/bananachucha — 19 days ago

Hello cafe owners! Would you be interested in availing ready-to-bake cookies (portioned and chilled) and other pre-made mixes of bars like brownies?

This might be helpful to cafes with limited human resource to make these goods and an advantage to those who already have an oven but do not have reliable recipes yet.

Looking forward to your insights regarding this potential small business venture.

Thanks!

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u/bananachucha — 21 days ago

I want to make a starter that is not a lot for what we need at home. One loaf may last for a week in our household. I’ve seen about discard recipes, but I don’t think I can make a lot of breads with that too…

I have all purpose flour, bread flour, and whole wheat flour.

I know there are A LOT of information online. Don’t know where to start!!!! Please send helpppp

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u/bananachucha — 24 days ago

I want to make a starter that is not a lot for what we need at home. One loaf may last for a week in our household. I’ve seen about discard recipes, but I don’t think I can make a lot of breads with that too…

I have all purpose flour, bread flour, and whole wheat flour.

I know there are A LOT of information online. Don’t know where to start!!!! Please send helpppp

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u/bananachucha — 24 days ago