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Sharyn
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Posted: March 29 2011 at 6:12pm \| IP Logged

Rachel, here seems to be a reasonably good priced pan that you can get in the US (the previous link I gave was an Australian site). I wonder if they are wholesale only though, I couldn't work it out.

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Posted: March 30 2011 at 5:23pm \| IP Logged

Well, Sharyn, I already have a pullman pan. I was just wondering if anyone had used them, lol.

I've had the glass pans, and they just don't work well for sandwich bread for us. I don't know if it is the slicing, or the size, the recipe, or what, but DH and the children just won't eat sandwiches made from bread from those pans. Hence, the pullman pan.

Hence, my questions. LOL.

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Posted: March 30 2011 at 6:31pm \| IP Logged

Capsela wrote:

Trinity wrote:

I do want to start saving even more by purchasing wheat berries in bulk and grinding them myself. Most mills seem expensive though, so I have not done that yet.

After much research this winter I bought the grain mill attachment for my Kitchenaid mixer. I love it! It was the least expensive motorized option I could find. And our Walmart carries chemical free and non-gmo wheat berries in 25# bags for less than $13. That's better than half the price I was paying at Whole Foods.

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Posted: April 26 2011 at 11:44am \| IP Logged

I agree with Celeste! Artisan Bread in 5-minutes a day :) The kids love it. Even my pickiest eater will eat this bread.

Here is an article: http://www.motherearthnews.com/Real-Food/Artisan-Bread-In-Fi ve-Minutes-A-Day.aspx

It includes the basic recipe for it if you want to try it. You do need to have room in the fridge for the dough, however. But it is very worth it, it is sooo good.

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