Crusty Bread Simply So Good I have created a new page for all questions that you might have regarding this recipe. On this page you can send in your creation ideas or helpful hints. I hope this will make it easier to receive questions to answers that you might have regarding this recipe. Click on this link to ask any question you may have http www. FAQs. Q  Do I have to use an enamel covered cast iron pan A  NO. You can use anything that can take the heat. The following have been used that I know of Clay pots with lids, Pizza stone with a bowl to cover the bread, insert from a crockpot, pyrex baking dish with a lid, stainless steel pot with a lid, baking dish covered with aluminum foil, old cast iron dutch oven. Q  Do I have to use unbleached flour A  I always use unbleached flour. You can try bleached flour. Q  Can I use self rising flour A  I dont know. Can You Put Saran Wrap In The Oven' title='Can You Put Saran Wrap In The Oven' />NoKnead Bread Recipe. If you have been hanging out around Frugal Living NW for awhile, you know that I am a big believer in making food from scratch at home. Holy cow Can you believe how gorgeous that is. When you put the dough into the pan, it looks like a shaggy mess and when you take of the lid, you have a masterpiece. I would just stick to all purpose. Q  What size is my pan A  My smallest pan is 5. You can use as small as a 3 quart. Q  What type of yeast do I use A  I use SAF instant yeast. Any yeast should work. Anyone can make this bread. Its foolproof. No kneading no overnight wait no proofing the yeast. Youll need a 4 or 5quart Dutch oven with an ovensafe handle. Wouldnt it be great if all your food could taste as fresh as possible with a minimum of effort Follow Saran. You love your eye makeup. Not so much removing it at the end of the day We feel you. Make the job quick and easy by using the best natural makeup removers. Q  Why is my bread turning out flat A  I dont know. You could try using less 14 cup less liquid. Or add a bit more flour. Make sure you dough appears to be dry when you first mix it. It will have more moisture during the rising time. Q  Can my dough sit out longer than 1. Does it HAVE to be between 1. A  I have let some dough sit as long as 2. Q  Have you tried Gluten free A  No. Im still waiting for someone to venture into the realm of Gluten free. If you try it, let everyone know. Q  Do I have to grease or oil the pan Will my bread stick A  No you dont need to grease the pan. I have never had the bread stick when using a cast iron pot. I havent tried anything else. The best way to be certain that the bread wont stick is to form the loaf on a sheet of parchment paper and lift the bread into the pan using the sides of the parchment. Leave the paper in  the pan. Its wont burn.  When the bread has baked, just lift the sides of the parchment out of the pan. Voila This note added 31. I tried Rye bread. It was delicious. I tried two different recipes. One was 12 rye flour and 12 white flour then added 12 teaspoon caraway seeds. For the first time it didnt rise much. The loaf was about 2 inches high. Made great focaccia, however. The second loaf was 1 cup Rye flour and 2 cups white flour, 12 teaspoons caraway seeds. I sprinkled caraway seeds on top. It turned out wonderful and made some fabulous pastrami, Swiss and grilled onion paninis. This note added 31. Notice load more  click on that and more comments will appear. I have been trying to keep up with all comments. I just want you to be able to find your comment and my answer. If all else fails send me your email address and Ill shoot you a response. Thank you so much for all the comments and ideas. Love them Added 31. Let me start by saying that you DO NOT need to oil, grease or PAM your cooking pot. I have not had the bread stick yet. Youre going to have to trust me on that advice. I have had many people ask what size pot I use. In this post I am using a 5. This size is perfect. I am also using an oval pot that is about 7. I have had comments that ceramic deep dishes work well. Scan down through the comments to see other options for baking. Gluten Free photo sent from Star Stars recipe for GF bread  Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I love this bread so much and have made it many times with great success. Today was the first time I tried to make it gluten free. I thought Id share my experience for anyone who is wondering. I made absolutely no changes to the recipe. I simply used all purpose gluten free flour which already contains the correct amount of xanthan gum more specifically, I use Jules Gluten Free Flour in place of regular all purpose gluten free flour. I made no other changes. No changes to amounts. I probably left it in the oven about 7 or so minutes longer. Very crunchy on the outside. I didnt let it brown much at all because felt it would get too hard it was already very crunchy. The inside was not as I would have expected. Its almost more raw like. Thats probably not the right word. It was more gooey Just not as dry likebready. Grilled Scallop Recipes more. But it tasted very good. And tasted like the crusty bread made with regular white flour. Didnt taste any different for being gluten free. It also smelt just as good. It was smaller. In fact, I really dont think it rose. I wonder if you could just by pass that step when you use gluten free flour Ive heard gluten free breads dont really rise of having it sit overnight and just pop it in the oven right away. But it was very good and everyone loved it. And it got eaten just as fast as the regular version. Powder Coating The Complete Guide Stripping Powder Coat. Chemical Powder Coating Stripper. Benco B1. 7. By far the easiest way to strip powder coat is chemically, and Benco B1. B1. 7 will remove most powder coatings in less than 2. It is also great at removing paint and just about any other coating. It has a high concentration of methylene chloride which is what removes powder coat. To use the stripper, you simply dip the part in and wait. Check on it every 5 to 1. From there you can rinse the part in water mixed with TSP tri sodium phosphate. TSP will neutralize all of the B1. TSP dipping tank if you go that route. The waterTSP will rinse off and neutralize most of the B1. Once the part is completely dried, it wont be pretty. The part will develop surface rust after the stripping process but this is easily removed by media blasting to learn more about media blasting, check out the Media Blasting article. For longer or awkward parts that wont fit in a powder coat stripping container, a rag soaked in B1. Keep the rag stored in an airtight container when not in use and you can reuse it. All safety gear mentioned below must be used while handling the B1. Benco B1. 7 can be ordered from Benco in 5 gallon, 3. You can also order B1. It is more economical to buy directly from Benco. The downsides to using Benco B1. Its dangerous. Its expensive. It smells terrible. It will burn your skin on contact. It slows down in cold weather you must heat up part before submerging in colder areas. Its just an all around nasty chemical. However, remember the upsides It works faster and lasts longer than just about any powder coat stripper on the market. See video below.  Safely Storing Powder Coat Stripper. B1. 7 and other powder coating strippers must be stored in an HDPE container with a lid. I suggest a container that is as big as your oven if you are using a household oven or smaller. Since you cannot powder coat things larger than your oven, there is no reason to have a stripping tank larger than your oven. If you do have a large oven, I suggest a stripping tank that accommodates your biggest, most frequently coated item. Example If you often coat 2. If you are powder coating motorcycle frames, get a tank that can fit at least have the frame in at a time. For the people powder coating smaller items, most of the time you can get away with the container that the B1. If you need to strip something that will not fit inside of the stripping container, you can soak some rags in B1. This will work, it is just more labor intensive and takes longer. These Eagle Overpack Drums are perfect for B1. They have a sealing lid which you is highly desirable. It will contain the smell and will stop the evaporation of the chemical. They are a little pricey, but you only have to buy it once and they are the absolute best way to store a dangerous chemical like B1. Here you can see a very professional powder coat stripping area using 2 9. Eagle Overpack Drum, one for the B1. Also take note of the safety equipment such as the ventilation fan, chemical gloves, and chemical apron. This is a good idea of the safety precautions that need to be taken when dealing with B1. These drums come in a couple different sizes so you will need to decide which one is right for you. Keep in mind the inside dimensions of your average home oven are about 2. The 3. 0 gallon drum matches a household oven almost perfectly. It has a diameter of 1. This is a great powder coat stripping drum for the home powder coater doing small parts. The 6. 5 gallon drum is perfect for wheels. It has a 3. 1 diameter so it can all types of wheels and because it is 3. The 9. 5 Gallon Drum is for the serious powder coater. This drum will fit 4 wheels at one time which is sure to up your efficiency. Chains can be used to lower and raise large parts into the drum. For smaller parts, a dipping basket can be used. Safe Handling. Benco B1. It can burn your skin on contact. Do not go near this chemical without gloves and eye protection. I recommend the following. Elbow Length Multi Layer Glove. Full Face Respirator. Heavy Duty Apron. If you use the B1. It is a serious stripper. Avoid actions that it will cause it to splash or spill. If you have small kids or animals that go in your work space, I dont recommend it. Be sure to read all of the safety warnings on the Benco website. Alternative Powder Coat Stripping Methods Powder Strip by Express Chem Benco B1. There are others that work well, not as well as B1. Powder Strip PS 1. L is another powder coat stripper that I  have used with good results. It is not quite as fast as Benco B1. PS 1. L is by no means safe to handle carelessly, but if you do ever happen to slip up and get drop of it on your skin, you will have time to get to a sink and wash it off before it burns and leaves scars. I can be around it with just a respirator and not smell a thing. There are several strippers of different strength strippers from Powder Strip and you can request some samples to choose which one you want to use. Keep in mind that the stronger stripper, PS 2. L, will burn skin on contact. The average price for Powder Strip is 1. Paint Stripper. While Benco B1. If you powder coat a couple of times a year and need a every once in awhile powder coat stripper, a more common paint stripper, sometimes called Aircraft stripper, can be used. These come in aerosol which are basically a one time use can, or gels which can be lathered on. These arent extremely effective at removing powder coat, but with enough time and multiple applications, they can work. One important consideration, unless the product contains methylene chloride, it will hardly touch the powder coat. It is best to wrap a part in saran wrap or a garbage bag after the product is applied as it will slow down evaporation. After waiting 3. 0 minutes, unwrap the part, scrape off as much powder coat as you can. Repeat this process until all of the powder coat is removed. Chemical safe gloves, safetey googles, and a respirator is highly recommended when using these products. Sandblasting. Another method to strip powder coat is media blasting aka sandblasting. This will take a very long time even for smaller parts. It takes about 3. If you have a sandblasting cabinet and dont want to invest in the B1. You can see how long it takes me to blast off very small areas in the video below. The first part is powder coated, ignore the second part as it is just spray paint. Burn Off Oven. The burn off oven method of stripping powder coat is not really for the DIYer or small shop at all. It involves an oven that can heat parts up to 1. I dont recommend this because at those temperatures, you are affecting the heat treating of steel and annealing aluminum. Also the ovens are very specialized, not something you can do with your home oven.