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Especially For You Posted - Jan 17 2009 : 2:22:47 PM
Has anyone built or ever used a hay box? I am looking for directions. I heard you can cook in them. I would like to use mine to let my bread rise in.

Tina

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marcy jo Posted - Jan 19 2009 : 10:52:26 AM
I found a trick and got my bread to rise last week. (It never rises) Anyway I heated up my large crock bowl in the oven while I prepared the dough...then took it out of the oven and lined it with a bath towel..placed my dough in its bowl inside the crock and covered it with another towel..It rose!!!!! My kitchen is 10 degrees colder than the rest of the house and I can never keep it warm. It worked and the bread was yummy!!

Marcy #257

When I stand before God at the end of my life I hope that I would not have a bit of talent left and could say “I used everything You gave me”.(erma bombeck)
Especially For You Posted - Jan 19 2009 : 05:34:36 AM
Ha! Ha! I have made the same loaf a time or two. Thats why the hay box. Hows the weather where you are? I am in Georgia, and the temp is 38. Since we are in GA we have a heat pump. Worthless in my opinion. I can't get bread to rise for nothin.

Tina
Buffalomary Posted - Jan 18 2009 : 6:36:48 PM
I tried making my first loaf of bread using the sourdough starter and it did not raise like it should have, mainly because I did not keep it at a constant temperature. It's not something I would want to drop on my toe!! Oh well, I think the loaf would be real good for skeet shooting!!

Buffalomary
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Especially For You Posted - Jan 18 2009 : 4:02:19 PM
Thanks Sister #293 I will check out that web site what happened yesterday? I sure would love to get rid of my electric stove and oven and get gas ones.

Tina
Buffalomary Posted - Jan 18 2009 : 10:32:36 AM
I have the directions in an old issue of Mother Earth News. I found this http://www.motherearthnews.com/Do-It-Yourself/1980-01-01/Rediscover-the-Hay-Box-Cooker.aspx I've had it on my to-do list, but just never got there. Maybe this year?! I hadn't thought of using it to let bread rise in, but sounds like a good plan. I sure missed my old propane oven yesterday. Because it had a pilot light, it maintained a nice warm place to let my bread raise. Well that is not what happened yesterday, that's for sure!

Buffalomary
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windypines Posted - Jan 18 2009 : 03:51:46 AM
Never heard of one,but I sure hope someone has. Have your tried to google it?

Michele

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