Question: Is there any interest in me posting a how to for breadmaking?

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Before I put the effort into posting about Bread making 101 using hands, I would

like to know if it would be welcome or if everyone or the vast majority of the

list has gone to using machines to make the bread for them and do not wish to

endure the boredom of learning such an anachronistic art. Thank you, Jeanne in

Georgia

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

PLEASE ,, DO POST BREAD 101

 

I would enjoy Bread making 101 Using Hands class. I make a lot of

our breads we eat, doing the hands on method. I bake in glass

cylinder tubs, bake in coffee cans and other small cans, on pizza

stones, and my bread dishes. My whole family bakes breads. I have

making my own breads for over 40 yrs.

 

Debbie

 

 

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hands, I would like to know if it would be welcome or if everyone or the

vast majority of the list has gone to using machines to make the bread

for them and do not wish to endure the boredom of learning such an

anachronistic art. Thank you, Jeanne in Georgia

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[Guest guest]

Jeanne,

 

I would be thrilled if you were to post a bread making

101. I have just started making bread and my early

attempts have been less than stellar!

 

Thanks!

 

Jennifer

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

<hangs head>

used to make bread. Got into a bread making period of life...... nobody liked

it ....... sons said, " oh, this ..... when are you getting the bread from Acme

again? " tried many recipes., little ingrates made me quit.

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Alley

Saturday, July 29, 2006 6:08 PM

Re: Question: Is there any interest in me posting

a how to for breadmaking?

 

 

 

PLEASE ,, DO POST BREAD 101

 

I would enjoy Bread making 101 Using Hands class. I make a lot of

our breads we eat, doing the hands on method. I bake in glass

cylinder tubs, bake in coffee cans and other small cans, on pizza

stones, and my bread dishes. My whole family bakes breads. I have

making my own breads for over 40 yrs.

 

Debbie

 

vegetari. an_group

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> Before I put the effort into posting about Bread making 101 using

hands, I would like to know if it would be welcome or if everyone or the

vast majority of the list has gone to using machines to make the bread

for them and do not wish to endure the boredom of learning such an

anachronistic art. Thank you, Jeanne in Georgia

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[Guest guest]

LOL Little rascals. Maybe towards the holidays I'll post my

great-gramma's bread recipe. We've been making that for 4 generations

(so far) both for our holiday dinner rolls and for our holiday morning

cinnamin buns. They are definitely not " healthy " but I'm invited places

just so I'll bring them. I warn you, it's mostly technique though - the

ingredients are fairly straightforward. These are moist, buttery,

ever-so-slightly-sweet, and white white white. My former in-laws still

sigh about those rolls they _used_ to get at family dinners until their

son divorced me. I once took pity on my MIL and gave her the recipe but

she couldn't master the technique and she gave up. This is the same

woman who is a gourmet cook but would say to me, " who the heck makes

bread? " I attribute her failure to not having the heart of a breadmaker.

 

I like to bake bread but I just can't do it weekly. Hence, I'm very

hopeful about the machine that's cranking away, even now...

 

Sharon

 

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