I see. I have already deep fried tofu but it didn't come out puffy - just crispy.
Tom, I sometimes eat grapefruit the way you do, if it's on the smallish side.
Today:
Half a grapefruit (eaten with a spoon made specifically for eating grapefruit -- no need to slice it up the sections beforehand ), tea
Apple with peanut butter, more tea.
Refried bean burrito with red onions, green olives and Daiya shreds; guacamole with tortilla chips
Dinner will be my first-ever tofu burger (I hope!) topped with avocado and some roasted veggies, probably red peppers and onions.
Peanut butter cookies for dessert.
Failed blueberry something-or-other can't be all bad.
I hope your throat is all better! But peanut butter-banana ice cream sounds great anyway.Wheat toast with raspberry jam (I am trying to get through a very dense loaf of wheat bread I made. Must tinker with the recipe to get it a bit softer, but I hate to waste anything, so toast it is ); tea
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For dessert, I think I am going to make peanut butter-banana ice cream. I want something cold for my scratchy throat.
Lol, thanks for the bread tips, Tom. I will try that method out. And my throat is much better, thank you.I hope your throat is all better! But peanut butter-banana ice cream sounds great anyway.
About the overly-dense bread: I've baked bread for years, but for the longest time, my bread was awfully heavy. Things I think I did wrong: my dough was a bit too dry.... I always used 100% wholegrain flour, and either the dough was moist and soft, but so sticky it would try to devour me alive (like in "The Blob"), or it would be manageable but a bit too dry and stiff to rise much. I think I tried keeping it quite warm (80 degrees?) for over an hour so that it would rise as much as possible, but I don't think that worked. I also used to use half-and-half whole wheat flour and either rolled rye or rolled oats... which made it denser still. Nowadays, I just use whole wheat flour and try to add flour slowly, bit by bit, so that it's as moist as possible without me feeling like one of the hapless extras in that movie...