Burning Wood and Drying Out the Boots
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Now all ya need is a few clothes lines, and a metal box sittin' on top to bake in.
Paul
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Was thinking I could do a lot on top (including baking bread) in a cast iron covered pot which I have in many sizes. I am also thinking about what I can insert and close the door.
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Well then, here ya go, a stove top bread recipe from the boat galley.
http://theboatgalley.com/baking-stove-top-quick-breads/
Paul
http://theboatgalley.com/baking-stove-top-quick-breads/
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Ha ha tkx for that recipe. I have a really good recipe that I use for sourdough. In fact, it is the best bread ever, no exception. 400 oven covered for 30 min and then 15 uncovered to brown. Perfect for your oven. If you want to try it, let me know and I will post. For stove top I am worried about the temp gradient and the non-browning of the top.