953 nut 62,445 #1 Posted Monday at 12:14 PM The best thing about National Homemade Bread Day might be the way it incorporates all your senses: the sweet, roasty comfort smell that lingers in the kitchen; the sight of steam rising from the top of the loaf, the warmth in your mouth, the taste of home when you take a bite, and the seemingly automatic “Mmmmm” that comes while you chew. Get baking November 17 to celebrate and break bread with your friends and family. 2 2 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
c-series don 10,629 #2 Posted yesterday at 01:48 AM Very funny to read this, as my wife just baked a fresh loaf of sourdough bread an hour ago!! Used it to mop up the sauce that was on our freshly caught bay scallops. Mmmmmm 5 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Razorback 1,160 #3 Posted 16 hours ago I participated in yesterday’s festivities and didn’t even know it! 4 loaves of pumpkin bread, one loaf of bread bread (that one was my first attempt at making bread bread…. It was a hit!!) I like using flours, meals, cereal, and pancake/waffle mixes from an honest to goodness grist mill that we are blessed to have in our local area. Look up War Eagle Mill. All of their stuff is organic and non-GMO. 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Razorback 1,160 #4 Posted 5 hours ago 10 hours ago, Razorback said: I participated in yesterday’s festivities and didn’t even know it! 4 loaves of pumpkin bread, one loaf of bread bread (that one was my first attempt at making bread bread…. It was a hit!!) I like using flours, meals, cereal, and pancake/waffle mixes from an honest to goodness grist mill that we are blessed to have in our local area. Look up War Eagle Mill. All of their stuff is organic and non-GMO. I had a couple of slices of that bread this morning…. Buttered and toasted under the oven broiler, with honey. MAN, that was good! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Beap52 1,689 #5 Posted 4 hours ago 10 hours ago, Razorback said: Look up War Eagle Mill. All of their stuff is organic and non-GMO. I've been to War Eagle Mill. We and three neighbors drove our motor homes there in the mid 1980's and camped on the grounds there while the craft show was going on. We parked between the other two campers and used our generator to power all three campers. My brother in law and I go to Roaring River State Park trout fishing in Southwest Missouri each year and if we get rained out, we go sightseeing. One trip was to War Eagle. bought biscuit mix an baked them above an open fire at the campground. I guess now-a-days, folks go camping at Roaring River. The men fish and the women visit the craft show at War Eagle. From what I understand the traffic can be backed up for miles. I can't find pictures of the biscuits baking but here's some turnovers on one of our trips. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wayne0 1,374 #6 Posted 4 hours ago 11 hours ago, Razorback said: I participated in yesterday’s festivities and didn’t even know it! 4 loaves of pumpkin bread, one loaf of bread bread (that one was my first attempt at making bread bread…. It was a hit!!) I like using flours, meals, cereal, and pancake/waffle mixes from an honest to goodness grist mill that we are blessed to have in our local area. Look up War Eagle Mill. All of their stuff is organic and non-GMO. Love the pans!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Razorback 1,160 #7 Posted 29 minutes ago 3 hours ago, Wayne0 said: Love the pans!! Lodge cast iron! I love the way they cook. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
