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   coalsmoke
   

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   These are some small loaves of sourdough rye bread that I make for eating with cheese, soup, dinner, etc. I make everything from scratch and knead the dough. Next batch will be French bread for Thanksgiving!

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   Yummie, do you ship to the members on here?

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   That bread really looks GOOD!!!

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   That bread really looks GOOD

   
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   Wow! When can I come over? I'll bring beer, tobacco, or whatever will make it even!

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   YUMMY!

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   Yowsa, that looks so good I can almost smell it. I do most of the cooking at my place, tend to make everything from scratch but bread (beyond bisquits) is not among my skills, thus far. Big thumbs up for that.

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   Thanks Coalsmoke....
   Now I'm hungry.

   
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   Great looking loaves,Coalsmoke! It's nice to see another member is a bread baker. I also love a good sourdough bread, but my specialty is potato bread made with Yukon Gold potatoes. I find bread baking, and pipe smoking to have a lot in common, they are both very relaxing and therapeutic activities.

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    I can smell that bread from here, coalsmoke. I used to bake all my own bred when I lived on shore. On the boat in my small galley cooking anything is a challenge.

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    I like to make onion bread. Except, well, I have to admit that I use a bread machine.
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    I don't use a bread machine anymore. I was using a Kitchenaid 6qt stand mixer to do my initial kneading, and finishing by hand, but most times I knead by hand. I find the kneading to be a relaxing part of the process. Before anyone asks, yes, I played with play-doh when I was a kid.

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    That's good looking bread coolsmoke,it's made me feel hungry.

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    Looks yummy!

    I have also recently picked up baking. I find it very satisfying to create fresh bread, buns etc. Next I'll try my hand at pastries.

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    My job doesn't pay all that well, so yhis is the only real dough that I make! Thanks for the kind words, Guys. If I want a really large loaf, I bake it in my Romertopf clay baker. My wife likes the honey whole wheat that I bake and I'm a fan of multi-grain breads. When we move to Ohio, I want the grandkids to have a good supply of home made bread the way that my Grandmother used to bake for us when I was a kid.

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    where and when are you moving?

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    We're moving from Connecticut to the Akron area where our daughter and her family live. Our timeline is to be moved into a new place by mid-March.

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