Submitted by HomemadeSunshine on April 13, 2010 - 7:02pm
So, I'm a ceramic student who also loves to bake and for a project I'm making a bread set. If you have any ideas for a great baking dish, utensil, serving piece or anything else, I would love to hear it.
Right now I'm thinking small individual french butter keepers and a platter, but this is still in the planning stages.
Is there anything you would want to customize? Now is your chance.....
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Clay Bakers, clay bakers, clay bakers
Various shapes and sizes with deep, unglazed lids and shallow glazed bases. Even just "domes" (round or rectangular) to cover dough on a baking stone.
I agree
Clay bakers for sure would be a good idea. For a serving plate, maybe have it slightly bowled so it can keep pieces of crumb in and keeps other pieces from wandering when someone grabs a piece of bread. Or maybe just slightly bowled at one end and more flat/open at the other end.
With handles maybe..
With handles
Forgot to add that the domes/cloches must have handles. You could make a mint right here on this list if the prices were reasonable ;o)
Cloches and domes
Absolutely. Unglazed domes (with a handle) and cloches are somewhat hard to find and expensive when you find them. I love mine!
Covered loaf pan for no-knead bread
I would want a large loaf pan (with helper handles) that comes with a tight-fitting domed lid with top knob in which I can bake no-knead bread.
It has to be lead free glaze; and safe for temperatures up to 500 degress fahrenheit,
I would like a 12" terra cotta dish with a 1 inch rim to bake
deep dish pizzas.
Potter - cool
Now that is a new idea! Keep the information coming on materials - possible shapes, etc.
If you can satisfy the folks here with a few proven solutions, at the right price point, you may have dealt a real blow to the establishment.
Keep the info flowing this way.
LUCK,
Tim Mandeville
Agreed
I like the idea of various cloches. I think I'll try to do at least one of those, if that doesn't work out too well, then an oval serving platter with handles.
Now I just need to figure out how to decorate it....
Pottery
Cloches...you'll have an immediate following!
Toni