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One of the best productivity monitors
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Do you remember where the furniture is from?
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Oh this is nice 😍
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Beautiful!!!😍
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So sleek! That is a stunning monitor! Congrats!👏👏❤
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That’s niceeeee
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It makes such a huge difference 😍
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So sleek and pretty 😍🤩
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It looks so good ✨
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Oh my gosh it’s stunning!!! 💗💗💗
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Crispy outside, soft like a cloud inside, baked in a pot… meet KUBANEH. Think if a croissant and challah had a baby! The dough is made with my favorite bread flour @Bob’s Red Mill and layered with butter and honey, shaped as roses, proofed to perfection, baking into golden swirls. I grew up around a lot of Yemenite families, and this bread always felt a little magical. So fun to make, perfect for your next Shabbat dinner or even a random midweek bake… in our house, it’s always on repeat. Ingredients- For the dough: * 500 gr bread flour * 325 gr water * 50 gr sugar * 10 gr dry yeast * 10 gr salt For the lamination: * 113 gr (1 stick) butter, very soft * 25 gr honey * 5 gr salt For serving: * Freshly grated tomatoes * Schug Method- 1. In a stand mixer bowl, combine water, sugar, yeast, and flour. Knead for 12 minutes, then add the salt slowly and continue kneading until smooth and elastic. 2. Shape into a tight ball, cover, and let rise until doubled. 3. Keep whole for one large kubaneh, or divide into 2 for smaller ones. 4. On a lightly oiled surface, roll into a thin rectangle. 5. Mix butter, honey, and salt until smooth. Spread in a thin, even layer (divide if making two). 6. Roll into a tight log and cut into 2–3 inch pieces. 7. Arrange snug in a buttered pot, roses up (should fill about 1/3 before proofing). Cover and let rise until almost touching the lid. 8. Preheat oven to 340°F / 170°C. 9. When the dough nears the top, cover with lid, place on a tray, and bake for 50 minutes. 10. Remove lid and check color. If needed, bake a few more minutes uncovered until deep golden. 11. Remove from pot and cool slightly on a rack. 12. Serve warm with freshly grated tomatoes and schug. YASSS!
Crispy outside, soft like a cloud inside, baked in a pot… meet KUBANEH. Think if a croissant and challah had a baby! The dough is made with my favorite bread flour @Bob’s Red Mill and layered with butter and honey, shaped as roses, proofed to perfection, baking into golden swirls. I grew up around a lot of Yemenite families, and this bread always felt a little magical. So fun to make, perfect for your next Shabbat dinner or even a random midweek bake… in our house, it’s always on repeat. Ingredients- For the dough: * 500 gr bread flour * 325 gr water * 50 gr sugar * 10 gr dry yeast * 10 gr salt For the lamination: * 113 gr (1 stick) butter, very soft * 25 gr honey * 5 gr salt For serving: * Freshly grated tomatoes * Schug Method- 1. In a stand mixer bowl, combine water, sugar, yeast, and flour. Knead for 12 minutes, then add the salt slowly and continue kneading until smooth and elastic. 2. Shape into a tight ball, cover, and let rise until doubled. 3. Keep whole for one large kubaneh, or divide into 2 for smaller ones. 4. On a lightly oiled surface, roll into a thin rectangle. 5. Mix butter, honey, and salt until smooth. Spread in a thin, even layer (divide if making two). 6. Roll into a tight log and cut into 2–3 inch pieces. 7. Arrange snug in a buttered pot, roses up (should fill about 1/3 before proofing). Cover and let rise until almost touching the lid. 8. Preheat oven to 340°F / 170°C. 9. When the dough nears the top, cover with lid, place on a tray, and bake for 50 minutes. 10. Remove lid and check color. If needed, bake a few more minutes uncovered until deep golden. 11. Remove from pot and cool slightly on a rack. 12. Serve warm with freshly grated tomatoes and schug. YASSS!

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