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<p>[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 114852, member: 78"]Hi,</p><p> I would have loved the electric warmer. We had a solid oak box about the size of a desk. It was 3' high. You lifted the lid and there were five slat shelves which were loose and movable. At the base there was a small door flap through which you would place a pan of hot coals to warm the cabinet. It was used almost daily since my Gram would raise at 4AM and make several loaves of bread. She then loaded the cabinet and 6AM she would start baking. I would awaken at 5AM and go do my chores. Mostly gathering the eggs and milking the cow and feed the chickens and rabbits. Go back into the house and have hot bread and coffee before dashing off to school. God I miss the smell of her fresh bread. I have tried to make it many times but her recipe consisted of china cup and coffee cup amounts and a pinch or a handful of this and that. It was good but there was no comparison to hers.</p><p>greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gregsglass, post: 114852, member: 78"]Hi, I would have loved the electric warmer. We had a solid oak box about the size of a desk. It was 3' high. You lifted the lid and there were five slat shelves which were loose and movable. At the base there was a small door flap through which you would place a pan of hot coals to warm the cabinet. It was used almost daily since my Gram would raise at 4AM and make several loaves of bread. She then loaded the cabinet and 6AM she would start baking. I would awaken at 5AM and go do my chores. Mostly gathering the eggs and milking the cow and feed the chickens and rabbits. Go back into the house and have hot bread and coffee before dashing off to school. God I miss the smell of her fresh bread. I have tried to make it many times but her recipe consisted of china cup and coffee cup amounts and a pinch or a handful of this and that. It was good but there was no comparison to hers. greg[/QUOTE]
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