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| BlueRoseMama |
Posted - Sep 16 2007 : 04:29:04 AM
LOL... I am not a store.. can I still order product? I would love to get one of each of the "bakeovers" so I can try them out with my family and then order the ones we like best later... but I can't find how you guys get them like that... would someone let me in on the secret?
Thanks!
Val
Val ~ I am a whole food cooking, swing pushing, boo-boo kissing, paper crafting, breastfeeding, creative sewing, attachment parenting, woodworking, guitar playing, gardening, constantly reading, artistic and lovely full time, granola lovin' mama to my three sweetlings, Alex (7/20/96), Cyan (7/13/01), and baby Logan (1/22/07).
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| ~Tracey~ |
Posted - Sep 17 2007 : 8:27:46 PM
Hi Val!!!!! Nice to see you over here at MJF!!
Tracey,
mama to Callum 14, Katie 9, Wil 6.5, Benjamin 4 and Andrew 18 months!!
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| Alee |
Posted - Sep 16 2007 : 09:39:31 AM
The magazines have a great grid that shows some great combinations that taste wonderful together. You can also call the farm at 1-208-882-6819 and they can help you order as well. They are there Monday through Friday in the office from 9-5 pacific time.
Alee
The amazing one handed typist! One hand for typing, one hand to hold Nora!
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| willowtreecreek |
Posted - Sep 16 2007 : 09:12:46 AM
You can order them online here:
http://products.maryjanesfarm.org/pfoshop/AllProducts.asp?dept_id=150#Breads
http://products.maryjanesfarm.org/pfoshop/product.asp?dept_id=259&ProductID=50040013
All of the MJF magazines have recipes in them as well. You can order those here:
http://products.maryjanesfarm.org/pfoshop/AllProducts.asp?dept_id=174#Magazines
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| BlueRoseMama |
Posted - Sep 16 2007 : 08:46:05 AM
Oh I know it isn't the veggies and stuff... I knew it was just the bread. I just needed to know where to get the breads. lol... there are not any stores in my close area. I do take my son to Seattle four time a year for the planes, but that isn't until Christmas. Hence why I wanted to buy from the online place, but the one I went to before had a spot for a store name and no where to order... so perhaps this is exactly what I needed! Thanks!
Are there recipes for MaryJanes breads somewhere besides the one in the Lifebook (Yes I have it)?
Val
Val ~ I am a whole food cooking, swing pushing, boo-boo kissing, paper crafting, breastfeeding, creative sewing, attachment parenting, woodworking, guitar playing, gardening, constantly reading, artistic and lovely full time, granola lovin' mama to my three sweetlings, Alex (7/20/96), Cyan (7/13/01), and baby Logan (1/22/07).
http://goddesshobbies.blogspot.com/ |
| Alee |
Posted - Sep 16 2007 : 08:29:36 AM
Val- The bake-overs are a recipe that you make yourself- You just cook meat or veggies or a mixture of both in a skillet, top with one of MaryJane's breads, bake and then you turn it over onto a plate so the bread is on the bottom. Like Katie mentioned there are recipes in the Ideabook as well as in the magazines. Here is a link to the breads and to the skillet that MaryJane calles the perfect bake-over skillet (and I agree! As well as the perfect skillet for stir-fry and pretty much everything!!)
http://products.maryjanesfarm.org/pfoshop/AllProducts.asp?dept_id=150#Breads
http://products.maryjanesfarm.org/pfoshop/product.asp?dept_id=259&ProductID=50040013
Alee
The amazing one handed typist! One hand for typing, one hand to hold Nora!
http://home.test-afl.tulix.com/aleeandnora/ |
| katie-ell |
Posted - Sep 16 2007 : 05:30:53 AM
When you go to maryjanesfarm.org just click on Products -- and then on Food Pantry -- the bakeovers are made with the bread mixes or with the budget mix -- or you can get a Bakeover Sampler. Do you have the book MaryJane's Ideabook Cookbook Lifebook? Bakeover recipe ideas are in there. Holler if you need more help.
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