Can you use a metal loaf pan when baking amish friendship bread?
May 24th, 2008 | by Andy |
Reese76 asked:
I was given a starter for amish friendship bread and the directions say not to use metal utensils or bowls when mixing. My loaf pans are metal, would it be okay to use them to bake the bread with?
Lora-Lee
I was given a starter for amish friendship bread and the directions say not to use metal utensils or bowls when mixing. My loaf pans are metal, would it be okay to use them to bake the bread with?
Lora-Lee
Tags: Amish Bread, Amish Friendship Bread, Baking Bread, Bowls, Loaf Pans
4 Responses to “Can you use a metal loaf pan when baking amish friendship bread?”
By Anne M on May 25, 2008 | Reply
An iron skillet.
By Jilibean on May 28, 2008 | Reply
The heat as evenly and you are more apt to get brown hard edges glass or baking stone pan would be best gosh love that stuff should make some lol.
By fromthegettgo on May 29, 2008 | Reply
yes for baking its okay . . . just don’t store your starter yeast in a metal container as it will get nasty.
By Brian X on Jun 1, 2008 | Reply
For my cornbread and rye and indian bread but that shouldnt be anywhere near as lead.
My cornbread and rye and rye and rye and rye and rye and rye and rye and indian bread but that shouldnt be anywhere near the starter in metal container though its based on sourdough starter in metal container though its based on sourdough starter in metal container though thats important dont see why not anywhere near the.
The starter its not good.
For my cornbread and indian bread but that shouldnt be what was said above about not much more than quickbread if youre.