I received this request from a dedicated Breadhead named Tom:
oh please help. I had a printout of your multi-grain bread all folded
nicely in my cookbook and it was wonderfully worn thin and scribbled on
(add some of this seed, not that seed, notes that such and such family
member was allergic to flax, etc etc.
My brother doesn't know where it went and now, I can't even remember the
original recipe. google has been fruitless...well, breadless at best.
It really is, by far, the best recipe I ever had. (I scanned the printout
and sent it to my daughter (the flaxless one) and she knows she has it on
an old external hard drive and alas, all of her drives became waterlogged
over the last week in Brooklyn (otherwise, she has her humor and "the
important stuff")
except the recipe...
please oh please....
I had not thought about it, but I'll bet a lot of favorite recipes and treasured cookbooks are victims of Storm Sandy (please remember the human victims in your prayers, and donate to the Red Cross for relief). In this case I was able to send him what he was searching for without difficulty. The recipe is now posted here.
oh please help. I had a printout of your multi-grain bread all folded
nicely in my cookbook and it was wonderfully worn thin and scribbled on
(add some of this seed, not that seed, notes that such and such family
member was allergic to flax, etc etc.
My brother doesn't know where it went and now, I can't even remember the
original recipe. google has been fruitless...well, breadless at best.
It really is, by far, the best recipe I ever had. (I scanned the printout
and sent it to my daughter (the flaxless one) and she knows she has it on
an old external hard drive and alas, all of her drives became waterlogged
over the last week in Brooklyn (otherwise, she has her humor and "the
important stuff")
except the recipe...
please oh please....
I had not thought about it, but I'll bet a lot of favorite recipes and treasured cookbooks are victims of Storm Sandy (please remember the human victims in your prayers, and donate to the Red Cross for relief). In this case I was able to send him what he was searching for without difficulty. The recipe is now posted here.
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