Just made 3 loaves of bread, easy recipe - Page 3

Mike Mazzone of Palatine · December 19th, 2008

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Originally Posted by April Gaede

My one and only experience with weed was about 10 years ago when I tried a pot brownie. I was sick for 3 days and I thought I was going to die. Cured me from ever trying it again.

I once sold a pot brownie to a

at work. He woke up in the hospital.

Bardamu · December 19th, 2008

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Originally Posted by April Gaede

then use raw sugar....duh

Raw sugar is no different.

Mike Mazzone of Palatine · December 19th, 2008

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Originally Posted by Bardamu

Raw sugar is no different.

Some appreciate the value of organic quality more than others do.

http://www.sunfood.com/Categories/1/...weeteners.aspx

Go ahead April. Make my Manuka shop day.

http://www.manukahoneyusa.com/products.htm

Curtis Stone · December 19th, 2008

I made two loaves and froze one. The first loaf was kind of crumbly. When I defrosted the second loaf, I sliced it up when it was still cold and it sliced perfectly, and better suited for the toaster. I didn't notice any difference in taste. But so far the best way I have tried this bread is to use it for the cake part of a strawberry shortcake type dessert. You wouldn't know it was bread.

Mike Mazzone of Palatine · December 19th, 2008

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Originally Posted by Curtis Stone

I made two loaves and froze one. The first loaf was kind of crumbly. When I defrosted the second loaf, I sliced it up when it was still cold and it sliced perfectly, and better suited for the toaster. I didn't notice any difference in taste. But so far the best way I have tried this bread is to use it for the cake part of a strawberry shortcake type dessert. You wouldn't know it was bread.

YouTube - How to make raw onion bread!

Viva La Rawvolution!

Bardamu · December 19th, 2008

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Originally Posted by Mike Mazzone of Palatine

Some appreciate the value of organic quality more than others do.

http://www.sunfood.com/Categories/1/...weeteners.aspx

Go ahead April. Make my Manuka shop day.

http://www.manukahoneyusa.com/products.htm

The problem with refined sugar is not whether it is raw or organic. The problem is that is spikes your blood sugar and has zero nutritional value. White sugar or honey is not needed in bread, a cup of white flour per batch is all the yeast needs.

Bwana · December 19th, 2008

Mrs. Gaede, Your recipe,

3 1/2 c. warm water
3 pkgs. of yeast
6 Tablespoons sugar
6 Tablespoons melted butter
4 teaspoons salt
2 eggs, beaten
10 cups flour

is very close to mine, cut by 1/3 and omitting the sugar.

That makes a good sandwich loaf, good for toast.

Oh also I use salad oil instead of butter.

I'm starting to think about what I'm missing, butter, sugar, honey!

April · December 20th, 2008

I personally like real butter and sugar.

Curtis Stone · December 21st, 2008

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Originally Posted by Mike Mazzone of Palatine

YouTube - How to make raw onion bread!

Viva La Rawvolution!

Somebody take this girl to Outback and feed her some prime rib and mashed potatoes. She looks like she just got out of the hospital.

Mazzone, admit it, you're from Palestine, not Palatine. Lampshademaker, shut up about body fluids.

Jenn · December 22nd, 2008

April, the bread looks really good.

My hubby and I started making our own bread about 5 years ago. It has worked out really well. Though I still have not mastered it well enough to make a loaf of bread that is soft enough and more like the sandwich bread sold in stores. Any tips or advice anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated!

Geoff Kelch · December 22nd, 2008

What is it I've heard said? The three best things in life.

1. Sugar
2. Flour
3. Grease

But I don't believe this for one minute as this is just a heart attack waiting to happen. In my opinion and experience with nutrition they are the three worst things for your health.

Ty Grant · January 5th, 2009

making bread is a great way to get a nutrious snak bewteen meals... i make bread using one egg, dry yeast were i stick two cups of water in the microwave till it gets about 100 degrees let it sit for about 15 min. then stir in 2 tablespoons of sugar.add one packet of yeast let it sit till you finish the ofher material. one egg and scalding milk about one cup one teaspoon salt i have also added one teaspoon of hemp seed oil. I use tis oil for mostly any thing since it is not of petroleum

April · January 6th, 2009

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Originally Posted by geoff.kelch

What is it I've heard said? The three best things in life.

1. Sugar
2. Flour
3. Grease

But I don't believe this for one minute as this is just a heart attack waiting to happen. In my opinion and experience with nutrition they are the three worst things for your health.

I heard it was

1. Sex
2. Drugs
3. Rock and Roll

Curtis Stone · January 7th, 2009

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Originally Posted by April Gaede

I heard it was

1. Sex
2. Drugs
3. Rock and Roll

Love, Marriage and Family.

December 19th, 2008	#47
Bwana Secessionist Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Seattle Posts: 185	Mrs. Gaede, Your recipe, 3 1/2 c. warm water 3 pkgs. of yeast 6 Tablespoons sugar 6 Tablespoons melted butter 4 teaspoons salt 2 eggs, beaten 10 cups flour is very close to mine, cut by 1/3 and omitting the sugar. That makes a good sandwich loaf, good for toast. Oh also I use salad oil instead of butter. I'm starting to think about what I'm missing, butter, sugar, honey! __________________ Worm, swab, powder, ball, match, repeat.

December 20th, 2008	#48
April Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Montana Posts: 1,763	I personally like real butter and sugar. __________________ Come Home to the Pacific Northwest http://kalispellple.blogspot.com/

December 22nd, 2008	#51
Geoff Kelch WHITE WARRIOR Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: midwest Posts: 603	What is it I've heard said? The three best things in life. 1. Sugar 2. Flour 3. Grease But I don't believe this for one minute as this is just a heart attack waiting to happen. In my opinion and experience with nutrition they are the three worst things for your health. __________________ Live Each Breath; It Is The Way Of The Warrior

January 5th, 2009	#52
Ty Grant Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: USA Posts: 160	my hemp bread making bread is a great way to get a nutrious snak bewteen meals... i make bread using one egg, dry yeast were i stick two cups of water in the microwave till it gets about 100 degrees let it sit for about 15 min. then stir in 2 tablespoons of sugar.add one packet of yeast let it sit till you finish the ofher material. one egg and scalding milk about one cup one teaspoon salt i have also added one teaspoon of hemp seed oil. I use tis oil for mostly any thing since it is not of petroleum

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December 19th, 2008	#44
Curtis Stone Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2,057	I made two loaves and froze one. The first loaf was kind of crumbly. When I defrosted the second loaf, I sliced it up when it was still cold and it sliced perfectly, and better suited for the toaster. I didn't notice any difference in taste. But so far the best way I have tried this bread is to use it for the cake part of a strawberry shortcake type dessert. You wouldn't know it was bread.

December 22nd, 2008	#50
Jenn Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1	April, the bread looks really good. My hubby and I started making our own bread about 5 years ago. It has worked out really well. Though I still have not mastered it well enough to make a loaf of bread that is soft enough and more like the sandwich bread sold in stores. Any tips or advice anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated!