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Bluewrenn Posted - Nov 06 2006 : 08:30:06 AM
Our oven is currently not working and I'd like some good recipes for skillet breads that can be cooked on top of the stove or bread recipes for cooking in a slow cooker.

Anyone have any favorites?

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Bluewrenn Posted - Nov 06 2006 : 7:33:06 PM
Thanks. I'd heard of a method where they use coffee cans inside the slow cooker...

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smallcoffee Posted - Nov 06 2006 : 4:04:28 PM
ERin, I've had success with yeast breads and quick breads in the slow cooker. I got into this last summer to avoid heating up the house. For the quick bread, you prepare the recipe, then put it in a bowl that fits inside the crock pot. The bowl should be set on a trivet or crumpled tin foil. Before you put the bowl in, pour in 2 cups boiling water into the crock pot. Cover the bread with foil. Cook on high for 3 hours. The bread doesn't get brown on top, but it is a nice alternative.
Libbie Posted - Nov 06 2006 : 3:56:27 PM
There's a recipe in the MJF "Farm Kitchen" magazine for Polenta Fry Bread - it's a pan/skillet bread using the Farmgirl Budget Mix that looks really good, but I haven't made it yet.

I hope your oven comes back to life soon. What a hassle! And right as the weather starts to cool off enough to bake!

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