Greetings, bread bakers! I saw something fascinating on a YouTube video that profiled French bakers working in their fabulous kitchen, recently. They had what looked like a portable oven loader thingie for bread -- they hooked the platform-y thing onto the front of the open deck oven, and shoved the handle in, and voila! The bread slid into the oven on some sort of shelf, then the cover retracted, and they removed the thingie. Nice terminology, huh? Anyway, it seemed to be a smaller portable version of the deck oven loader that's attached to those serious baking ovens that I can't afford, let's put it that way. Any thoughts about where to acquire one of these wonders, besides in France? And no, I don't have that YouTube link -- I wish I'd made a note of it. The breads looked unbelievable!
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 02:15 PM
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 05:38 PM
Here's just one YouTube link -- -- the linked videos in the sidebar might lead you to your original video.
And here are many eG discussions for a "home version": https://www.google.c...ite:egullet.org
As far as "economy" deck loaders go, is there a restaurant supply store in your area? Or maybe the right person will stumble across this thread
And here are many eG discussions for a "home version": https://www.google.c...ite:egullet.org
As far as "economy" deck loaders go, is there a restaurant supply store in your area? Or maybe the right person will stumble across this thread
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So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
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Posted 23 May 2012 - 05:53 PM
A small home version is the Super Peel.
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