SearchUser loginRecommended BooksFavorite Recipes
|
Submitted by maggie664 on July 30, 2006 - 12:46am Pide (Turkish Bread)I would be grateful if someone could supply me with a genuine Turkish Bread recipe. I have several but they all differ in ingredient ratios. I have heard of a recipe which included plain yoghurt - which sounds interesting, but probably not genuine. Submitted by maggie664 on July 17, 2006 - 9:59pm sweet yeast muffin'bug'Has anyone a recipe for sweet muffin pan muffins using a yeast 'bug'. These were unusual but delicious? The only drawback was that the yeast bug had to be fed daily and then divided in half every week, and afdter a while the family got tired of these muffins. but I would love to know how to start the bug and the muffins as I now have a cafe. Submitted by Mini Oven on July 5, 2006 - 6:10pm SoftwearFloydm, I tried to install a picture and all hell broke loose, also into the home page and everywhere, my raisins could be seen crouding out the format. I erased my pic and everything returned to normal. My thumbnail pic was big enough to see only one raisin at a time. Please lock something and advise. Mini Oven Submitted by pizzameister on June 24, 2006 - 10:14am Handling Slack Dough (hijacked from " a couple of pics")Patti, I started this as a new thread, under a more appropriate title, in the hopes that it may generate more information for you. Surely, I wish everyone would buy this product. Sales have been good and feedback always positive, but alas it will never be for everyone. I know that others just use a lot more flour for handling, or use a sheet of parchment paper underneath to transfer. Neither of these may be perfect solutions for everyone, and the Super Peel can make the transfer process a whole lot easier and more predictable. Gary Submitted by Deryn on June 18, 2006 - 1:00am Ciabata?I saw somebody mention a Ciabata recipe but am unable to find it on this site. Can anyone direct me to it? Thank you. Submitted by qahtan on May 20, 2006 - 8:38am croissantsWhere can I find the croissant recipe...... glory Submitted by Sylviambt on April 26, 2006 - 2:08pm Artisan bread video lessonsAnyone have comments about some of the teaching videos now available? Submitted by brad on April 3, 2006 - 4:39pm Baking StonesThanks, Andrew_I. Ok then re unglazed quarry tiles...I'll try to get some. About your input on mild steel - Peter Reinhart says stones promote more even baking because of their ability to better retain heat - how would mild steel figure in this? Submitted by brad on April 1, 2006 - 4:49pm Baking StonesHow did I miss that? I did read that post by Floyd about ceramic tiles. But my mind just bleeped over it. Thanks, dstroy. A few more questions: what difference does it make - using glazed versus unglazed ceramic tiles? Should the tiles I find be very thin, say between 5 to 10mm, I can always just put 2 or 3 pieces on top of each other, right? Thanks again! |
ALSO ON |