"koko" > wrote in message
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> On Mon, 13 Oct 2014 20:29:49 +0100, "Ophelia"
> > wrote:
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>>"koko" > wrote in message
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> snippage
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>>>> Which type would you think for my recipe? Coarse or fine?
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>>> fine
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>>Thank you
That is what I shall buy tomorrow
If I can't find 'fine'
>>can
>>I grind it down in the food processor? What do you think of me using my
>>ciabatta recipe with corn added?
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> If you can't find fine, I think I'd use the regular cornmeal. The
> texture would be a bit more rustic, a less refined crumb, but probably
> just as delicious.
> The only problem I see with trying to grind down such a small amount
> of cornmeal, or any grain for that matter, from my experience, is that
> all the food processor seems to do is chase the grain around in the
> bowl. There isn't enough grain in there, and all it does is go for a
> wild ride.
I have an attachment to my Braun hand blender which I think will do that
job!
> Please let us know your results, I'm interested as to how it turns
> out.
I will report back.
I must admit I've never seen a cornbread recipe using yeast so I
> of couse have to try it too.
I hope you do

But I it is not 'cornbread' but 'corn bread' and that seems
to be the difference.
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