Bread bakin 911

[cinelu]

A link I received by e-mail today, and wanted to provide to you all:

www.baking911.com

:)
Cindy

[pcrowder]

WOW! It looks GREAT! Fattening, but great!!! Thanks a bunch! ;D

[Lynnkay]

Cindy,
When I clicked on one of the recipe titles, I was sent to a forum page where I was denied access. Apparently, to read the recipes, your first have to register, and there is a fee.
The pictures of the baked items were scrumptious. Just not sure I want to pay for recipes, since there are plenty of 'free' recipes on the 'net already.

Just my 2 cents. :)

[cinelu]

Lynnkay,

Sorry you had a negative experience. I only looked at the instructions prior to posting, didn't try to look at the recipes. :-[

Cindy

[pcrowder]

Lynnkay,

Sorry you had a negative experience. *I only looked at the instructions prior to posting, didn't try to look at the recipes. * :-[
Cindy


I didn't try to open any of them either...bummer...the recipes looked GREAT....oh well, my waistline wouldn't have thanked me anyway. :(

[pcrowder]

I found this one - not desserts, really, but LOTS of neat bread recipes - and they're all FREE!! ;D
http://breadnet.net/

[CarolAnn]

Ladies -
Poke around on that site a bit more (baking911) - I too clicked the wrong thing first, but then I tried other links and they worked fine. There's lots of good info there without joining. (Picture link = membership required, but links at the top work OK.)

They just need to label which areas are their member's forum better.

[Shamrock1121]

You might also like Sarah Phillips book, "BAKING 9-1-1". Great book to answer your most frequently asked baking questions.

-Karen