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Old 10-24-2012, 07:59 AM
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I thought I would take a break from quilting today. Instead, I am baking bread and reading a book. An old book by James A. Mitchner called "Caravans". I just started it and I know it is hard to get into his books at first.
I got a new Pullman Loaf Pan yesterday at "Home Goods" so I thought I would use today to try it out. Dough is going through it's first rising and it smells wonderful.
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Old 10-24-2012, 08:08 AM
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we all need a break at times. Can I come for a slice of bread as it comes out of the oven? love it
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Old 10-24-2012, 09:47 AM
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I think that I can smell it up here!
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Old 10-24-2012, 10:38 AM
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Ooooooooo! I want a slice of bread slathered with real butter!
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Old 10-24-2012, 01:48 PM
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I love homemade bread. I use the dough for it at Christmas time to make cinnamon rolls. Both are good right out of the oven. I made beer bread last Sunday, fast easy and no rising. Enjoy your bread and break.
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Think I need to make bread this weekend. I can quilt, read, and bake.. Awesome.. I just got the book out of the library. Plain and Simple. The book about Amish, and quilts.. Can't wait until Fri.
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Besides quilting thats my favorite thing to do, nothing better than a good book and homemade bread. I have read all of Mitchners books, he was a great writer.
Another great writter of historical fiction is Edward Rutherford. His books are London,The Forest,Russka,Sarum,New York.
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Ummm...what's a Pullman Loaf Pan?
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A pullman loaf pan is longer, straight sides, and has a slide-on lid which makes a square loaf--for making lovely sandwiches.
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I love fresh baked bread and books by James Mischner. Yes his books are hard to get into but once you do, you can't put them down. The first chapter is a hard read but he always refers back to it later in the book. I had read "Centenial" and I am reading "Chesapeak" now. It's a great story.
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