Good Bread in Canada???
Jul 15th 2019, 6:08 am
#46
Listen to the Music
Joined: Mar 2013
Location: Fraser Valley BC
Posts: 4,721
Re: Good Bread in Canada???
I despair, I really do.
Where are those descendants of Baden-Powell who could rub two sticks together to make fire and grind grass seeds between two stones to make stuff that would fail the flour test?
There's no better bread than the brick textured clumps of teeth breaking baked dough that our forebears survived on all those years ago.
So..
If you can't be bothered to grind your own flour and grow your own yeast and then eat your self made bread without having to soften it by soaking it for a week in in the local fast flowing river, then you simply don't know what good bread is.
Where are those descendants of Baden-Powell who could rub two sticks together to make fire and grind grass seeds between two stones to make stuff that would fail the flour test?
There's no better bread than the brick textured clumps of teeth breaking baked dough that our forebears survived on all those years ago.
So..
If you can't be bothered to grind your own flour and grow your own yeast and then eat your self made bread without having to soften it by soaking it for a week in in the local fast flowing river, then you simply don't know what good bread is.
Jul 15th 2019, 1:31 pm
#47
Oscar nominated
Joined: Jan 2008
Location: Moncton, NB, CANADA
Posts: 50,835
Re: Good Bread in Canada???
I buy that and also dimpflmeier http://www.dimpflmeierbakery.com/pro...v=3e8d115eb4b3
Recently discovered this Front Street Canadian Heritage Bread - very dense, but tasty!
Recently discovered this Front Street Canadian Heritage Bread - very dense, but tasty!
