Honey Bean

I've been wondering what the six-inch Moose ring of bread is to replace. – For those who do not love Moose, it seems a little redundant to do a Moose circle. What can I do as a substitute? Actually, six inches of living cake is good, but it's a little high. If only it could lift a little higher. Is there anything you can put it up? At a glance, several molds were thought of. Instead of trying again and again, the first Hamburger, whether large or high, was perfect. A try, Big Joy. Unfortunately, it went wrong. I'd just have to cut it in half, make one. It is not surprising that today there is some mental discomfort, forgetting to halve water. The water is not finished, but it is too late for it to come to light. The only remedy would be to fill up all the materials and produce the original amount. Only a couple of days. It's pretty hot. Two six-inch cakes are exactly the same and have little room for manoeuvre. And the board, which is based on the living bottom of an eight-inch cake model, has to be a little staggered and squeezed. It would be easier if we didn't add more water, just one. Be careful and wait. The fear of roasting at the bottom, the fear of burning at the bottom. I think it's almost done. It's not bad. It's just a little bit of thought-- the fermentation in the face of the face is embedded in the cracks of the living floor and the wall, the living bottom is embedded in the bread, and it's fallen out together. And taking out the living bottom without hurting the bread really needs to be careful and careful。