Bread,,, Home made bread.... NOM!

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Yorkshire Andy
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Bread,,, Home made bread.... NOM!

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well since stocking up on preps to make bread seems like a good idea to practice before a SHTF situation so having had a few beers and a full sunday lunch it seemed a good idea to have a go.... :oops:

Anyhow...

instructions are on the bag 1 bag + 2 loaves and there was 1/2 a bag left.....

so ..

1/2 bag plus about 360ml of water and a drop of cooking oil (couldnt find any olive oil in the cupboard)

good stir

bit of plane flour for kneeding...

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left to prove for 30 mins



knocked out then shaped... Made 3x Baps ( yes i said baps not barn cakes or rolls THEY ARE BAPS OK!) :twisted: and a self shaped loaf


then put the oven together since it needed 45 mins to prove

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on the cooker with a few welding rods to hold it in place

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and warm it up
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separate tray of water in the bottom to steam it ;)
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30 mins later

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bit of butter and Mmmmm

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oh and the rest of the mix made a COB in the house oven

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criss cross pattern came from a pastry brush and a dab of milk :geek:
Last edited by Yorkshire Andy on Sun Nov 17, 2013 8:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Nice.
There's nothing quite like warm, homemade bread. Especially if teamed with homemade jam... :D
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Mmmmm.......can smell it now!! Its one of those smells that's like a big hug......thanx for sharing the pictures

Lovin the oven too
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Must have been the day for bread making - I had another go using a recipe that I never made work before and yes the first lot came out yeasty but the next lot was "nom nom nom!" Practice and reading the recipe properly helps!
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Thanks for sharing. Looks lovely, great oven too.
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im surprised about the oven had it a good few years yet it seems they have stopped the supply of it to the UK... its a bit of a pain to set up as it warms it tends to distort but with some deft flexing with a pair of welding gloves it works well
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Yorkshire Andy wrote:Snip> Im surprised about the oven had it a good few years yet it seems they have stopped the supply of it to the UK...

I know, rare as rocking horse poop. I've been on the hunt for one since I had pizza out of a mates one. :mrgreen:
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Has anyone tried one of these? (I have no affiliation to the product, just found it while googling for a coleman oven)

http://www.tripleblaze.com/blog/2013/09 ... mnia-oven/

http://www.songofthepaddle.co.uk/forum/ ... e-Top-Oven

They have some good reviews
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Fascinating to see a Coleman oven, I hadn't heard of them :oops: I'm avoiding my accounts at the moment, so nothing doing from me on the experimentation front, but this looks a great result, Andy, well done!