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Bread making..

  • 20-12-2018 5:28pm
    #1
    Graces7
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    The mention of bannocks the other day reminded me of how varied this art is..
    Each country and region around the world has its own bread,.

    i mentioned Muckross Traditional farms in Killarney where old ways are kept alive and where I learned so much

    See

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF5Osr5E1wU

    I lived nearby many years and have sat by that fireside knitting many an afternoon as that lady who became a friend, made bread,

    Visitors would be offered a piece, spread with the butter they make there. Bread like no other... Makes me quite teary as I miss that place

    My bannock recipe is based on that,

    I am sure there are many other breadmakers here?


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  • #2
    Boardnashea
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    Three people make bread irregularly in my house. Mostly yeast but occasionally pan bread/flat bread/soda/cinnamon buns etc. Get fun and lovely to start to get a bit a bit of consistency over time.
    Most regular would be three of four loaves of yeast on strong flour and maybe 1/4 of Aldi fancy flour with malty bits and a bit of extra grain.


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