[Blindtlk] bread!

[Graves, Diane]

Hi Tom!

You don't need a machine at all. Our own Barbara Pierce is an excellent crafter of homemade breads. In case you don't know her, Barbara is the former long-time editor of our Braille Monitor. She is one of my role models in the federation. I just love Barbara.

Anyway, quite some time ago, she shared with me a couple of her recipes, my favorite of which is her homemade yeast rolls. They are "to die for."

In the next couple of days, I will get those recipes together and send them to you. I can't do it tonight, because I have a paper that is due at midnight, and is barely started. (groan) But I will get them to you, I promise.  It is really quite easy to do.
 
If I am not mistaken, I think that NBP had a bread cookbook at one time. Not sure about that though. You might check them out at www.nbp.org.

Diane Graves
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Indiana Civil Rights Commission
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-----Original Message-----
From: blindtlk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:blindtlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Tom
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2010 11:49 AM
To: Blind Talk Mailing List
Subject: [Blindtlk] bread!

Hi everyone,

You might remember I posted earlier this summer about me wanting to learn about grilling on a little grill I bought.  I am totally blind and was never really one who cooked or did too much in the kitchen as a kid.  Being a late teenager now I am wanting to do more now that I'm not so afraid or leery about trying things.
I've convinced my parents to let me do a lot more.

And, when they're away out of town I am able to fend for myself a lot better.

So, here's my question.  I love good bread and wonder how easy it would be to make simple bread.  I know we don't have any sort of bread machine though and know I probably need one.  What do you suggest?
Is it hard to make bread or would it be possible for me to do it?  
Can one make bread without a machine, and if so, what do you do to mix the ingredients?
Could I have some recipes to try or easy ones to try?


Tom

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