What kind of bread
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I make San Francisco sourdough bread in big round loaves,
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[quote author=DieselDaze link=board=10;threadid=6933;start=15#65688 date=1037119313]<br>
<br><br>I still have the luxury of drivng over Donnor to pick up a couple of loafs strait from the bakery!<br>There is no other sourdough that can come close to the San Francisco sourdough!<br>Did you know that the "Mother Sponge" (This is what they call the master loaf that they have been growing in a special room since the early 1900's. They use a part of the Master Loaf to create all loafs of their sourdough bread)... anyway, did you know that the "Mother Sponge" is kept under lock and key and guarded by an armed guard?<br><br>They take bread making seriously! Proof is in the dough!<br><br>Rich<br>[/quote]<br> Yep I knew that 
Did you know you can buy a little chunk of that stuff to make your own from and keep working it in your fridge?<br> The way I make it you can hardly tell the difference, of course after smelling it in the oven a dirt clod would probably be savory :P What is it about fresh bread coming out of the oven that just makes you drool over it?
I make San Francisco sourdough bread in big round loaves,
Did you know you can buy a little chunk of that stuff to make your own from and keep working it in your fridge?<br> The way I make it you can hardly tell the difference, of course after smelling it in the oven a dirt clod would probably be savory :P What is it about fresh bread coming out of the oven that just makes you drool over it?
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From: Bristol Michigan
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Nobody beats mom's zuchini bread, or brown bread(Christmas recipe). The Amish around the corner come close with their raisin bread. 
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My favorite bread is usually what I can find when Im a wanten some. But Grandma used to make THE BEST bread.. would be litteral fights over the heal when she got 'em out of the oven. HMmm... hot bread heal with butter drippen from it... my mouth is waterin. Course, when grandpa spoke up you moved over and let him have what he wanted... lol. nuff ramblin on.<br><br>Duane.
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Alirght, I confess. I have my own bread maker and I search through the local stores for interesting breads to bake up whenever the mood strikes. I generally prefer most oat enhanced breads but there is a potato bread that I fancy once in awhile. Nothing like hot, fresh made bread, with a dollop of melting butter on the slice. 8) 8)<br><br>~Dave
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[quote author=DarrellB link=board=10;threadid=6933;start=0#65467 date=1037075229]<br>I was sitting here eating my turkey sandwich and was just thinking how it didn't taste right because the store was out of my favorite kinda bread. :'(<br><br>So I figured I'd ask you guys and gal what your favorite kinda bread was?<br><br>I like Butternut Sandwich bread. :P anything else just isn't the same. 
<br><br>Darrell<br>[/quote]<br><br>RomanMeal Wheat. Man that stuff is good. That and potato rolls. mmmmmmm
<br><br>Darrell<br>[/quote]<br><br>RomanMeal Wheat. Man that stuff is good. That and potato rolls. mmmmmmm
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Every July 1st, our town puts on a heritage day where they fire up old clay ovens, grind the wheat from scratch, and make home-made butter to slop on it. Your arteries harden with each bite, but its worth every second of the bypass surgery ;D<br><br>Rod