Bread

[Elizabeth]

Let's bake an orc!!!!!!!!!!!

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Let's bake Aluqak  <_<

[Luth]

Mmmmh... baked anglerfish  :w00t:

[Aluqak]

Just a minor detail girls.... I ate the the baking-machine (I'll do the same with any oven if I have the chance )

[Diane]

Hi Eve,

admittedly, I make my own bread as well. I use a plain oven, though, and as I mentioned in the shoutbox I consider yeast a newfangled knickknack. I do my bread the same way it has been done for millennia, with sourdough. Ever tried that technique?

Cheers!

Markus

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Hi Markus,

I never tried baking bread with sourdough, just yeast.  And I use the bread machine for baking regular bread.  Sometimes I bake sweet breads using a box mix, and I'll use the normal oven for that.  According to the wiki, yeast has been used for baking bread for centuries...  beginning with the Egyptians.  

[Diane]

Just a minor detail girls.... I ate the the baking-machine (I'll do the same with any oven if I have the chance )

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Don't push your luck Aluqak!  We'll just buy another machine! *knows where they're on sale this week*  

*Eve joins the other girls in the plot to bake an angler-bread*  

haha

[Markus]

Hi Eve,

According to the wiki, yeast has been used for baking bread for centuries...  beginning with the Egyptians.

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that can't refer to bakers' yeast, only to remnants from the beer production - that is, wild yeast again, just as in sourdough. Of course there are other reasons to try sourdough: It's tastier, keeps the bread longer fresh, and there's even a health aspect. And it's much more fun if you ask me. Oh, and have I mentioned that it's really, really tastier?

Cheers!

Markus

[VladH]

Try to bake bread with onion and bacon... yummmy......  :rolleyes: