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Am in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten
as a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine tree...but then again... Has anyone ever tried this? Bubba -- You wanna measure or you wanna cook? |
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Bubba wrote:
> Am in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten > as a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? > Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine > tree...but then again... > Has anyone ever tried this? > > Bubba No, and I wouldn't. Cedar planks are great for fish on the grill (salmon is the primary recipient of this treatment) - you have to soak the planks first. Jill |
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Wonderful! A loaf of bread which taste like a pine tree! I want the recipe!
TIA Pandora -------------------------------------------------- "Bubba" > ha scritto nel messaggio ... > Am in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten as > a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? > Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine > tree...but then again... > Has anyone ever tried this? > > Bubba > > -- > You wanna measure or you wanna cook? |
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>m in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten as a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine tree...but then again...
Has anyone ever tried this? Bake a loaf or two and if you don't like the taste, toss them in your closets as a moth deterant. Kev |
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kevnbro wrote:
>>m in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten as a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine tree...but then again... > > Has anyone ever tried this? > > > Bake a loaf or two and if you don't like the taste, toss them in your > closets as a moth deterant. Kev > LOL! Now there's a thought! -- You wanna measure or you wanna cook? |
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Nope, never. gloria p |
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kevnbro wrote:
> >m in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten as a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine tree...but then again... > Has anyone ever tried this? > > > Bake a loaf or two and if you don't like the taste, toss them in your > closets as a moth deterant. Kev I think cedar is toxic when eaten, so I wouldnt NT |
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kevnbro wrote:
> >m in the process of making bread and saw some cedar planks I'd gotten as a Christmas gift. Was wondering???? Seems like you'd get a soggy bottomed loaf that tasted like a pine tree...but then again... > Has anyone ever tried this? > > > Bake a loaf or two and if you don't like the taste, toss them in your > closets as a moth deterant. Kev I think cedar is toxic when eaten, so I wouldnt NT |
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