Hi Andrew, I am at this moment enjoying a hefty slice of "The Bread" with my cheese grits and eggs. What a delightful way to start the day! I would recommend asking Suzanne how she made hers. She brought a loaf to our gathering in Atlanta and it was very good. It was my first experience with "The Bread". If Jim's is hotter, as Suzanne says, then I need a little more training before tackling his. Suzanne's version was quite potent! Only one person at work will eat anything I bring in. I gave him a piece of the bread about the size of a soda cracker. He chuckled and popped it into his mouth. He tried to look unaffected but had difficulty concealing his "delight"! Stay Cool! rr http://members.tripod.com/~rocknrandy/index.html ---Andrew Healy <A.Healy@surrey.ac.uk> wrote: > > > Dear all > > have got a recipe for the Bread, courtesy of this site, but, to cook The > Bread, a bread making machine is used. Being machineless, I ask if the > cooking temperature and time could be posted, please. > > Shuddering in anticipation.... > > > > That which doesn't kill us, makes us strong ! <Nietzsche> > > Andrew Healy > > _________________________________________________________ DO YOU YAHOO!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com