Don't listen to (011. Bread) if you happened to have downloaded it before I deleted it.  Turns out there was 15-20 minutes of unedited stuff tacked on to the end that I didn't catch, and i KNOW you didn't want to listen to the flour grinder or water running while nothing interesting was being said.  OOPS.  Here is the revised edition.  However, in the editing process I ended up putting the "mixing" and "kneading" part AFTER the part where the bread came out of the oven.  Oh well, enjoy.  Here is Grandma's bread recipe:

"Sorry about the indefinites, baking homemade bread is not a science, it's a labor of love." - Grandma

Honey Whole Wheat read (the bread I used to be famous for) - makes 5-7 loaves, depending on pans used.

2 quarts warm water

1/4 cup, or 3-4 packages, of yeast

4-6 eggs

1 cup oil

1 cup honey

1 Tablespoon salt

Enough unbleached white flour to make a sponge - 4-5 cups

1 cup toasted wheat germ

3 cups dry milk, optional

1 cup cracked wheat, or cooked oatmeal, optional

About 4 pounds whole wheat flour, or a mixture of flours - add just enough to make a slightly sticky dough, knead until smooth, let rise and knead again.

For light, even-grained bread let rise at least twice.  Bake in a 375 degree oven for an hour or until deeply browned.

Butter top when removed from oven.

Another segment of my 'naked' series - no notes, minimal editing, just me blathering on.

Continuing on the road trip, rambling on (and on), catching up with y'all....

Raw, naked, minimal editing.  No notes, even.  Ambient road noise FREE with download!  But hey, you wanted to hear from me, and this is what I had time for. :) Thanks for listening.

Please be patient with me, folks.  I had it all edited down and then I realized that I'd forgotten a major portion - after much gnashing of teeth I decided to just upload it "as is" and be done with it.  I'll try very hard to do better next episode.  Links soon, but here's a partial shownotes list:

OOPI (Our Own Private Idaho)

Kreplits, via the Sex Is Fun Podcast, episode #242

Bar-Maids, home of the LoLo bar and other great products

Boneyard Shawl

Pizza Research Institute

Throwing Ashes (now defunct) - my son Roger's previous band, who played the intro music

Chatelaine

Adele, Red Elvises, Mumford & Sons, Florence & The Machine, Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Ezra Charles, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, the Sugar Beets, Uncle Kracker (Smile, and Good To Be Me)

Michele with One L's video

Rendezbooze & Nerdjacking

Twin Falls and Soda Springs, Idaho

Hipeskimo

Audiobooks: Broken, and The Shiralee (also on Netflix)

Ravelry projects

Loopy Ewe and the camp trail mix recipe

Mom's Knitting Needles and my "Never Enough" trivet

Barbacoa

Wicked at the Morrison Center

Amanda's Scared Pickle, Ninja, and Rubber Chicken stitch markers

New Dawn Bakery & Deli (Gluten Free) in Eugene

Marche' in Eugene

Mich

I discuss my Madrona adventures, including the classes I took and what I bought at the vendor's market.  Olympus Day Spa in Tacoma, and Kasbah Moroccan restaurant in Seattle.  Idaho locations: Couer d'Alene, Post Falls, St. Maries, and Ashton.  Butterfly In A Jar.  Wicked.  A reminder to get your mammogram.  Casual Days at the office.  Knitting projects past and present.  New baby in the family!  Greenland Sled Dogs.  My cubie neighbor's attempt to bring a rocking chair to work.  How to access my photos on Flickr (flickr.com/#/photos/toadyjoe/).  Fiberphile's Sakura yarn for the Japan Earthquake Relief Fundraiser.  Audible books: The Forgotten Garden, and Red Dog.  Spinning Jenny podcast - it's not for everyone!  Jennie the Potter mug.  Finally, I finish up with a recap of my CampKIP adventures.  My Ravelry username is ToadyJoe... you can see pix of my projects there.  Thanks for listening!!!

A sweet note from the folks that bought our old house, written on the back of a forwarded Christmas card from extended family.  Idaho Falls.  Robbie Robot, Wren Shawl, Chicago Hat, and Ruby sweater projects (Ravelry links). Emergency preparedness kit for your car.  My mom's hamburger pie recipe (below). A Mileage report from my work.  "Hey, BUDDY!" I get tattooed in Chicago, with Meghan from the Stitch-It Podcast, by DawnGrace of the Tattoo Factory.  Madrona Fiber Arts.  CampKIP.  BUTTONS!!!

Go to the Blogspot shownotes page (OutlierPodcast.blogspot.com) to find the donation button if you'd like to donate $5 and receive a button through the mail.  Or find me at a fiber event to get one for free!

Judy's Hamburger Pie

Combine: 1/4 cup potato flakes, 1 Tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon baking soda, 2 cups flour, 1 teaspoon cream of tartar.  Cut in: 1/3 cup butter. Add: 1/2 cup milk and 1/4 cup mayonnaise. Divide in 2. Roll or pat half out on cookie sheet, in vaguely circular manner.  Roll or pat out the rest a little larger than that. Saute: 1.5 lb hamburger, 1/2 cup onion, 1 teaspoon salt, 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Add 1 egg, 1/4 cup ketchup, 1 Tablespoon mustard, 1/2 cup potato flakes.  Put the meat mix on the flat crust, on the cookie sheet.  Sprinkle some cheese on top.  Top with top crust, pinch edges.  The "pie" will be mounded up on the cookie sheet, not in a pie pan.  Bake at 375 for 20 minutes.  Even better the second day.

Next episode coming soon, I've been derailed by a sore throat.  In the meantime, I've ordered buttons.  You can order one for a donation of $5 or more, using the donation button at this blogspot shownotes page, which as I type this has no content, lol.  I will also be handing them out at fibery events that I attend, so... LOOK FOR ME!

Thank you to Kristeen, KDLB of the Yarnings Podcast, for the art work!!!

(note: Not only am I not getting anything for my reviews, the places don't even know I'm talking about them!)

Tolo Lake Mammoth    Grangeville   Messenger Pizza    Fazzari's    Clarkston & Lewiston    Olympus Day Spa    Madrona Fiber Arts    HPKCHC (Ravelry link)    Baseball Mitts (Ravelry link)    Knit Together Podcast    Knitter's Handy Book of Patterns, by Ann Budd (Amazon link)    Femail Creations catalog    Chinaberry catalog     DamnYouAutoCorrect.com    CampKIP     Breached Fallacy (That's my Roger on the cover!)    

Bacon Brothers - musical awesomeness, and the specific album I discussed, FOROSOCO.

See the difference in the photo.  The bottom 1/3 (ish) is the inadvertently used 3ply handspun, and the rest is the 2ply that the sweater is supposed to be made with.  I ripped it.  The white bits are where you can see around the yarn in the stitches.  The lovely striping color progression also got all muddied in the 3ply.  Ugh.  DO NOT knit after the witching hour - trust me! :)