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On Sun, 06 Dec 2020 17:04:03 -0600, cshenk wrote:
> cshenk wrote: > >> cshenk wrote: >> >>> Lets hope some here respond! >>> >>> I got myself 4 'toys' for Christmas, all bread related. 2 just >>> arrived and 2 arrive later this week. >>> >>> A 7QT Lodge Cast Iron with lid >>> 2 Boule bowls for rising (have cloth liners) >>> >>> Later another Boule riser comes with a patterned bottom and 2 >>> alternative inserts and another piece of cast iron from Lodge with a >>> sort of deep frypan and a domed lid. >>> >>> I plan to play later but my one question is how hot would a baker >>> recommend for the Lodge cast iron (obviously a long preheat)? >>> >>> My normal is 400F but that is open to the oven. >>> >>> The later arriving cast iron is more optimally sized for smaller >>> loaves but this is what I have today and 'Mama wants to play'. >> >> THanks all! >> >> > https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared...yI2g_VEdSaQMZm >> >> Hope the link is right. It's in dough mode risen in a Bannetton (10 >> inch). >> >> Then she's baked but in the cast iron, then decanted. I was a bit >> high on the outer flour in the Bannetton but otherwise, all good! > > Bottom slightly overbrowned but not burned by any means. I'd call this > pretty good for a first time trial on cast iron baking! I certainly would! Be careful now! I gave such a loaf to a couple of friends one evening and they went home and ate the whole thing in one sitting! |
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Graham wrote:
> On Sun, 06 Dec 2020 17:04:03 -0600, cshenk wrote: > > > cshenk wrote: > > > >> cshenk wrote: > >> > >>> Lets hope some here respond! > >>> > >>> I got myself 4 'toys' for Christmas, all bread related. 2 just > >>> arrived and 2 arrive later this week. > >>> > >>> A 7QT Lodge Cast Iron with lid > >>> 2 Boule bowls for rising (have cloth liners) > >>> > >>> Later another Boule riser comes with a patterned bottom and 2 > >>> alternative inserts and another piece of cast iron from Lodge > with a >>> sort of deep frypan and a domed lid. > >>> > >>> I plan to play later but my one question is how hot would a baker > >>> recommend for the Lodge cast iron (obviously a long preheat)? > >>> > >>> My normal is 400F but that is open to the oven. > >>> > >>> The later arriving cast iron is more optimally sized for smaller > >>> loaves but this is what I have today and 'Mama wants to play'. > >> > >> THanks all! > >> > > > > > https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared...yI2g_VEdSaQMZm > >> > >> Hope the link is right. It's in dough mode risen in a Bannetton > (10 >> inch). > >> > >> Then she's baked but in the cast iron, then decanted. I was a bit > >> high on the outer flour in the Bannetton but otherwise, all good! > > > > Bottom slightly overbrowned but not burned by any means. I'd call > > this pretty good for a first time trial on cast iron baking! > > I certainly would! Be careful now! I gave such a loaf to a couple of > friends one evening and they went home and ate the whole thing in one > sitting! LOL! |
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