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03-03-2008, 05:16 PM
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This is the new variation called Almost No-Knead bread. I don't have a proofing dish, so I just used a casserole dish and parchment paper, then ended up baking in that as well. Here is the result:
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I'll be damned - I've got a bowl just like that!! O.K., that's what I'm going to do next time. I gotta tell you tho, I can't make this recipe very often, it's too good!
Great pictures - I'm so glad you posted them, Maryann!!
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Thanks Jean, I finally got the hang of it!
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Heck, that looks like my French White CorningWare!!!! I've been holding off making it because I didn't think I had a decent pan to cocok it in (sounds like a good excuse!). Thanks, Maryann, great pics!
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Ok did you bake it with the paper around it?
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Ok did you bake it with the paper around it?
Yeah, inquiring minds want to know.
I've been wanting to get a souffle pan, ever since I experimented with Billy on the Bacon Cheddar Souffle. Guess I've got another reason. Kill two birds with one stone...my dutch oven is HUGE and I had a problem with it the first time.
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Thanks for posting this picture! I have been drooling over this recipe and the other pics. that have been posted but have not made this because I didn't have a proper pan.....now I know that I do have a dish I can use!!!
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Thanks everybody, I wasn't sure if I should post the pictures or not, or if anybody would really care if I did.
Yes, I did bake the bread as pictured, rising nicely in the parchment lined Corningware. Actually, I have baked it in Corningware without parchment paper and it came out just fine. It just kind of pops out once you loosen it on the sides. I may have sprayed it with oil first. Also, have done this with a pyrex bread pan and it worked just fine.
And last, but not least, I have a two-sided baguette pan that I have used a few times. This bread is so easy and so tasty, I rarely buy bakery bread anymore. Oh, I almost forgot, my husband loves this bread with sesame seeds sprinkled on top. It sticks best when you brush the top with egg white.
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Ok ok..this leads me to more questions. I have dish similar to yours so going to try that. I also have a french loaf pan. Soooo do you guys think I could make 2 batches and pour them into the forms and pull them slightly to make the longer loaves? Or I could let them do their final rise in that....woot I can see I'm gonna play with this. I'll be sure to post pictures too. I LOVE pictures!
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That looks so dang good...I really don't like it when you guys post such good photos in these threads. I do more damage to computers licking the screen trying to taste the stuff...thanks for putting the photos with the thread it makes it easier to visualize the finished product and the process that goes along with it.
I'd do the same but I am not that bright computer wise...
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