Is it possible to make ciabatta bread without a mixer, doing it all by
hand? I have a fibrament (http://www.bakingstone.com/) cooking stone
and can do 550 with convection in my oven.

wrote:

> Is it possible to make ciabatta bread without a mixer, doing it all by
> hand? I have a fibrament (http://www.bakingstone.com/) cooking stone
> and can do 550 with convection in my oven.
>

Sure, I've done it. Any bread can be made by hand in small amounts.
Knead away.

--
Reg

> wrote in message
oups.com...
> Is it possible to make ciabatta bread without a mixer, doing it all by
> hand? I have a fibrament (http://www.bakingstone.com/) cooking stone
> and can do 550 with convection in my oven.
>

Do you think bread existed before electricity?

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
> > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>> Is it possible to make ciabatta bread without a mixer, doing it all
>> by hand? I have a fibrament (http://www.bakingstone.com/) cooking
>> stone and can do 550 with convection in my oven.
>>
>
> Do you think bread existed before electricity?

LOL

wrote:
> Is it possible to make ciabatta bread without a mixer, doing it all by
> hand?

Those are not hands, those are dough hooks.

Sheldon

Sheldon wrote:

wrote:
>
>
>>Is it possible to make ciabatta bread without a mixer, doing it all by
>>hand?
>>
>>
>
>Those are not hands, those are dough hooks.
>
>Sheldon
>
>
>
You know, for some reason I've started thinking of Edward Scissorhands.
I've had a genius idea. You could have a hand amputated and then you
could fit all sorts of useful attachments direct, like a dough hook or
scissors or a cheese grater - the possibilities are endless! No more
cutting your fingers, so much more hygienic, impossible to accidentally
pick your nose while cooking...

Christine