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I don't know if this will translate across the pond, perhaps other UK
noters can help if not...
Does anyone have a good recipe for Malt Loaf?
It's basically a bread, but contains sultanas and is much more dense,
and sticky.
Jane.
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| 3025.1 | curious? | TYGON::WILDE | why am I not yet a dragon? | Wed May 01 1991 19:11 | 4 |
well, not on the west coast, USA, anyway, but as a collector of bread recipes from all over the planet, I'm really interested. Please do post this one, someone... | |||||
| 3025.2 | Another Malt Loaf Bread Lover | NOVA::GLEESON | Tue Aug 27 1991 15:58 | 9 | |
I know I have one in an English cookbook I brought over with me. I
will check it out and post it for you (I know it needs Malt extract
and I am not sure where you could buy this). I live in the Nashua N.H
area. Just as a point of interest for anyone else still craving for
this bread as I do, I have a few trips to Montreal and stock up from
Marks & Spencers. Good luck.
Beryl
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| 3025.3 | malt extract = malt syrup? | JURAN::TEASDALE | Wed Aug 28 1991 14:19 | 4 | |
Barley malt, a syrupy sweetener, can be found in most health food
stores.
Nancy
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