Jenny Makes Bread!

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Kiwififer
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Re: Jenny Makes Bread!

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How can you not like Anzacs?

There were more on the plate just prior to the picture…
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jennyjj01
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Re: Jenny Makes Bread!

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Kiwififer wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2026 3:21 pm How can you not like Anzacs?

There were more on the plate just prior to the picture…
It's just the coconuts
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GeeGee
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Re: Jenny Makes Bread!

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jennyjj01 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2026 3:31 pm
Kiwififer wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2026 3:21 pm How can you not like Anzacs?

There were more on the plate just prior to the picture…
It's just the coconuts
Whoever is making anzacs need to get my address and post off to me and if they have the recepie for aussie masterfoods bbq sauce send that too ..oh I miss that ...
Jenny I'm trying your nann recepie they look delicious ( but I want the biscuits too !)
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GillyBee
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Re: Jenny Makes Bread!

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We picked up a smallish Petromax Dutch oven last summer and managed to make a soda bread in it using an open fire with charcoal underneath and more heaped on the lid. It took 30 mins to cook. The key takeaway from the 'speriment was that the charcoal underneath needed to be a bit cooler or the pan raised up rather than resting on the charcoal as it did scorch on the bottom.
So SHTF bread is definitely possible with a Dutch oven or something able to do the same job.
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