LOOKING for: Kitchen Klatter no-knead bread

14 years ago

Mine has disappeared it is an easy no knead bread and takes about 1 hr. Does anyone's grandparents by chance listened to radio or subscribed to their pamphlet . You mixed it all up and put it in usual bread pan. For me with 6 children at the an easy and quick bread when we wanted bread.

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ginger_st_thomas

14 years ago

See if this old Pillsbury recipe from the 40's is similar.

Here is a link that might be useful: No-Knead Bread

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lindac
14 years ago
I am sure no one outside of Iowa of a small part of Missouri even knows what you are talking about!! LOL!
Lucille and all the rest!!
Linda C
lucyny
14 years ago
Is this what you're looking for?

Here is a link that might be useful: recipe from kitchen klatter
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lindac
14 years ago
Nope.... the OP was talking about a no knead bread.
finchelover
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks all but the recipe I want is so easy all you do is mix and bake. I have been going thru some old subscriptions but it wasn't in them I think I got it off their radio program. It's been a long time 40-50 years ago.
teresa_nc7
14 years ago
Perhaps if you did a Google search for "batter bread" you might find the recipe or something similar. Back 40-50 years ago they did not call it "no knead bread."
teresa_nc7
14 years ago
Well, guess they did have no knead bread back then! Thanks for the link, Ginger! That looks interesting.

teresa
teresa_nc7
14 years ago
Was your recipe mixed using an electric mixer? The recipe at the link from lucyny has the bread dough mixed and kneaded with an electric mixer -- no hand kneading.