My latest triumph - Milk loaf in a pipe tin or small tin - recipes & photos

[Tenina]

I recently bought one of these tins at the All About Bread Shop in Greenwood in WA…still planning what I mite use it for…your recipe looks so stunning! 

[judydawn]

Thanks Tenina, here is the link for you lucky Perthites http://www.allaboutbread.com.au/index.php

How I would love to browse in a shop like that and I am seriously considering buying a bread crock now for storage after having a good read of that site.

[Meagan]

I recently bought one of these tins at the All About Bread Shop in Greenwood in WA…still planning what I mite use it for…your recipe looks so stunning! 

Hmmmm I was going to call them. Oh well I will have it soon enough. How much was it Tenina ??

[faffa_70]

Oh thank you Tenina, I am going there today as they are literally just around the corner from my parents. They also have this huge rectangular Pizza stone that I want 

[cookie1]

Thanks Tenina. It looks like I'll be going for a little sojourn out to the northern suburbs soon.

[Very Happy Jan]

Thanks Tenina. It looks like I'll be going for a little sojourn out to the northern suburbs soon.

I can't miss out so shall we go together?

[faffa_70]

  They don't have them!!!

apparently they no longer make them for domestic use 

My aunty is about to head over to the UK to see my cousins so I might just be making a phone call. 

On another note I bought a large square pizza stone while I was there. I was eyeing it off last time I was there 

[andiesenji]

You might inquire at this home baking site
if they know of a source for specialty bread-baking tins.

My friend has ordered proofing baskets (brotforms) from them and some specialty flour as well as sourdough starter. 

It might be worth a phone call.

[judydawn]

How disappointing for you Kathryn and others who were planning to make the trip.
I have written to the link andie put up as I couldn't download their catalogue to see if it was in there.
Will advise when I receive a reply. The UK seems the best place at the moment though so make that phone call Kathryn.

[cookie1]

Oh blip!

[hools003]

I was in there the other day and asked about them and she said they didn't have them. Apparently they are going to have a thermomix amongst them soon. I was talking to a girl that works there and raving about TMX (as you do) and she said her friends mum? Has one and her friend who can't cook made a beautiful risotto the other day. I think she said they are having one on loan for a while or something.

[judydawn]

This is my tin http://www.mermaidcookware.com/whats_new/milk-loaf.asp

[judydawn]

You might inquire at this home baking site
if they know of a source for specialty bread-baking tins.

My friend has ordered proofing baskets (brotforms) from them and some specialty flour as well as sourdough starter. 

It might be worth a phone call.

Had a reply back from the above link with the comment that 'the closest they can supply is a set of 3 and from memory the last one sold for $80 - $90'. This supplier calls it a ' tank loaf '.
 

[Frozzie]

JD did they say what size they were....only asking as they have tins similar in france but with a pin on the side and the loafs are much smaller than yours/mermaid tin and more for mini toasts for aperitif etc which is quite popular here for patés, fois gras ou other spread type things???  might be worth mentioning the size of the loafs just incase???

 

[judydawn]

The chap is getting a firm price for these for me at the moment - they are not something normally kept in stock so I will ask sizes when he gets back to me, waiting times, postage etc. Don't know if anyone would be interested in the 3 section tin - OK if you have the room to store excess baking I guess or a large family     I'm happy with my single one.