Brother got married / messed up soy bread

[schnurble]

My brother got married! After being together with his GF for 18 years, they've finally decided to get married. And they didn't tell anyone until it was done, not even our parents! I got the news by finding an email with wedding pictures in the inbox at the weekend (the wedding was one week ago) and the promise to tell us more when we'll meet at

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[drakyndra]

I love the fact that you put both the fact your brother got married and your soy bread incident in the heading. It's like... they are of equal worth. *grins*

[schnurble]

*giggle*
I didn't notice that it could be seen like this, but you're right, it's funny, and I won't change it :oD

[ilanga]

And you could kill a duck by throwing the bread at the bird...
Sorry, but this made me crack up. *rofl*

Maybe you could use the rest of the soy flour for pancakes or tacos or something like that? :)

[schnurble]

Well, when I took the bread out of the oven, I was instantly reminded of 'About a boy' by Nick Hornby, where exactly this happened...

I have issues with soy products. Please excuse any incoherency in this comment

[ridicully]

But what should I do with the rest of the soy flour?

Kill it! Destroy it! It is *evil*!

(Alternately, you could mix it with your regular flour and thus bake protein enriched bread that tastes like bread and not like insulation foam)

Re: I have issues with soy products. Please excuse any incoherency in this comment

[schnurble]

Alternately, you could mix it with your regular flour
This is a good idea!

And I agree with you, soy flour is nothing I want to use regularly, it has a strange taste... Well, I'd never known if I'd never tried it. :o)