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Home made pretzels

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  1. I would like to try to make home made pretzels is it hard to do

  2. "TINY" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I would like to try to make home made pretzels is it hard to do

    http://tinyurl.com/6gjfy

  3. TINY said:

    I would like to try to make home made pretzels is it hard to do

    It may be hard to find some of the ingredients -- pretzel salt and food
    grade lye. Pretzels are dipped into a lye solution before baking. Baking
    soda can be used instead, but the pretzels won't be as good. Don't use
    drain-cleaning lye such as Red Devil or Drano. Coarse Kosher salt, or
    coarse sea salt from an Asian market, can be used instead of pretzel salt.

    Pretzel recipes can be found at:
    <http://www.cs.uml.edu/~dm/brezla-2/>
    <http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.food.cooking/msg/d1aa337d520c83bf>

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    -- Steve

  4. Thanks everybody for the info but the last one looks to hard to do
    "Steve Dunbar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    TINY said:

    I would like to try to make home made pretzels is it hard to do

    It may be hard to find some of the ingredients -- pretzel salt and food
    grade lye. Pretzels are dipped into a lye solution before baking. Baking
    soda can be used instead, but the pretzels won't be as good. Don't use
    drain-cleaning lye such as Red Devil or Drano. Coarse Kosher salt, or
    coarse sea salt from an Asian market, can be used instead of pretzel salt.

    Pretzel recipes can be found at:
    <http://www.cs.uml.edu/~dm/brezla-2/>
    <http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.food.cooking/msg/d1aa337d520c83bf>

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    -- Steve

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Steve Dunbar said:
    TINY said:

    I would like to try to make home made pretzels is it hard to do

    It may be hard to find some of the ingredients -- pretzel salt and food
    grade lye. Pretzels are dipped into a lye solution before baking. Baking
    soda can be used instead, but the pretzels won't be as good. Don't use
    drain-cleaning lye such as Red Devil or Drano.

    Um, why? That's exactly what the Sunset bread cookbook told me to use.
    Red Devil lye, that is. Drano has aluminum and other stuff in it.

    The lye combines with carbon dioxide during the baking process and
    becomes harmless, BTW.

    Isaac

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