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

[Guest guest]

I would love to hear it Jeanne- I have rather weak hands- but love to make

bread by hand. I don't like bread machine breads- or the ones I have had

anyway- cos I prefer a chewy crusty bread that one can only get from hands

and a REAL oven.........but that *was* years ago and technology and methods

may have changed for bread machines...... nevertheless i do not have one and

would love to hear what you have to share onthe old fashioned art of love

and effort into a loaf of bread.

I remember one episode of Jamie Oliver's show where he kissed the loaf of

bread that he had made- it really made me well up with joy inside- he loved

his family and the people he was making that bread for and it was his

tradition to kiss it. Really neat.

You're welcome to contact me off list if you would rather,

Sharon in SA

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" treazure noname " <treazured

 

Saturday, July 29, 2006 2:13 PM

Question: Is there any interest in me posting a

how to for breadmaking?

 

 

> 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

>

 

>

[Guest guest]

Please share it on the list,

Judy

Quoting Rishari <Rishari:

 

> I would love to hear it Jeanne- I have rather weak hands- but love to make

> bread by hand. I don't like bread machine breads- or the ones I have had

> anyway- cos I prefer a chewy crusty bread that one can only get from hands

> and a REAL oven.........but that *was* years ago and technology and methods

> may have changed for bread machines...... nevertheless i do not have one and

> would love to hear what you have to share onthe old fashioned art of love

> and effort into a loaf of bread.

> I remember one episode of Jamie Oliver's show where he kissed the loaf of

> bread that he had made- it really made me well up with joy inside- he loved

> his family and the people he was making that bread for and it was his

> tradition to kiss it. Really neat.

> You're welcome to contact me off list if you would rather,

> Sharon in SA

> -

> " treazure noname " <treazured

>

> Saturday, July 29, 2006 2:13 PM

> 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]

You can get a crustier bread by putting a small pot with water in it when

you are baking the bread. This is how to get a hard crust on French or

Italian bread.

 

Marilyn Daub

mcdaub

Vanceburg, KY

My Cats Knead Me!!

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Rishari

Saturday, July 29, 2006 6:02 AM

Re:] Question: Is there any interest in me

posting a how to for breadmaking?

 

 

I would love to hear it Jeanne- I have rather weak hands- but love to make

bread by hand. I don't like bread machine breads- or the ones I have had

anyway- cos I prefer a chewy crusty bread that one can only get from hands

and a REAL oven.........but that *was* years ago and technology and

methods

may have changed for bread machines...... nevertheless i do not have one

and

would love to hear what you have to share onthe old fashioned art of love

and effort into a loaf of bread.

I remember one episode of Jamie Oliver's show where he kissed the loaf of

bread that he had made- it really made me well up with joy inside- he

loved

his family and the people he was making that bread for and it was his

tradition to kiss it. Really neat.

You're welcome to contact me off list if you would rather,

Sharon in SA

-

" treazure noname " <treazured

Saturday, July 29, 2006 2:13 PM

Question: Is there any interest in me posting

a

how to for breadmaking?

 

> 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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