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Some years ago we had a discussion about the best flour for bread
baking. The on favored by many people was Fisher's Morbread. I tried it and found that it worked better for me than any other I had ever tried. I drove 300 miles to buy it at the mill in Seattle. Now the mill has been bought out and I have used the last of my flour. Any recommendations? Carolyn Taylor |
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i like King Author bread flour.
"Boron Elgar" > wrote in message ... > On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 11:37:00 -0800, ctaylor > > wrote: > >>Some years ago we had a discussion about the best flour for bread >>baking. The on favored by many people was Fisher's Morbread. I tried it >>and found that it worked better for me than any other I had ever tried. >>I drove 300 miles to buy it at the mill in Seattle. Now the mill has >>been bought out and I have used the last of my flour. Any recommendations? >> >>Carolyn Taylor > > > Can you get Wheat Montana? > > I, myself, use an off the shelf flour, Hecker's, as a basic bread > flour. > > I keep the Wheat Montana around in wheatberries, and it is wonderful, > but I do not feel it is necessary for my regular bread baking. > > Boron |
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