27 "Gourmet" / Speciality Stores
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This article is from the How to Make Basic Bread FAQ, by Darrell Greenwood darrell.faq@telus.invalid with numerous contributions by others.
27 "Gourmet" / Speciality Stores
Williams-Sonoma
(And no, you really don't need their customized green KitchenAid mixer at
their high price, or do you?? )
Lehmans
This commentary from Anne & Heather Booth started when I was looking for a
old-fashioned hand operated kneading pail. Here's my kind of 'speciality'
store!
>As to kneading large amounts of dough (I can manage 3 to 4 by hand) - I've
>been looking at a simple old-fashioned kneading pail sold mail order by the
>King Arthur Flour Company - around $ 60.00. Imagine a large stainless steel
>pail, with a tripod spider on top, equipped with a handle that turns a bread
>hook inside the pail.
>
My family had one of these when I was a kid that we used to make 8-12
loaves at a time. Great invention. Are you aware that Lehman's has this
sort of kneading device for $30-40. There are two models and I don't
remember the exact prices, but I'm pretty sure it's significantly under
$60.
Here's an article with their address:
-Anne
Lehman's Non-Electric "Good Neighbor" Heritage Catalog has a push mower and
other useful non-electric tools. They serve the Amish community in Ohio
and have everything that you would expect: iron pans, butchering tools,
canning and drying equipment, hand-cranked grain mills, (big) toy
windmills, yogurt-making kits, butter churns, and much more. The catalog
was fun to read.
To get the catalog send $2.00 to :
Lehman's
P.O. Box 41
4779 Kidron Road
Kidron, Ohio 44636
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