MacKenzie

I would think that the sieve and bowl would be a better use of money than buying the KoMo sieve attachment. Thanks to Syzygies I have found a location to purchase the sieve and a matching bowl.

ck, that delicious pre dinner cocktail was just the start of things to follow.:)

It is a beauty and I do have the sifter but have not used it much.

You sure are having lots of fun with that camera and great eating on the side, a win win.

Awesome, Aussie.

Sounds great, Bill, yes, it is best to finish projects started before getting into a new one.:)

Good one, mguerra.:)

I have the KoMo Fidibus Classic and like it a lot, does a great job, it's quiet, no complaints about it at all. It is a piece of art just like the KK. http://pleasanthillgrain.com/komo-classic-grain-mill-flour-grinder-wood-stone

Now is when a covered ODK would help.

I'd like to be tasting that sandwich.

What great family fun and your son even catches a puck. Those memories will be with everyone forever.

We have one in the garage, think I could get away with dumping out the tools?

I am glad I stayed up, the crumb looks lovely, I should sleep well tonight. Thanks.

HalfSmoke, I'd love to see a shot of the crumb, hint hint.

One to go please.

Isn't that just a picture perfect loaf of bread.

Aussie, dinner looks lovely. I need another tool like I need another hole in my head, could you send me some of those air fried chips please, just enough to taste?

Beautiful, and as dstr said, don't peek too much, lift that lid as little as possible.:)

All in all Bill, I'd say it was a great day to remember.

Wow, the colour is gorgeous and it matches your car hood. You did it and you have the pixs to prove it, fantistic.:)

Oh my,Aussie, those chops do look tasty.

I'd be a happy camper with the pixs and the dinner.:)

Isn't that just the most beautiful grill you've ever seen, both without and with food.

Nice coffee bar.

That is neat.