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Use Your TV for Dough Rising

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Date: 05/19/2009 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Baking > Bread  
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So you have not updated to one of those slick, slim TVs yet, and you want to bake some bread? Believe it or not, if your TV is on, it make a nice warm spot for you dough to rise.

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By Bonnie V (56) Contact
You can also use your slow cooker to rise bread dough (mine is oblong shaped) on a very low setting. If anyone still has radiators, that works too.

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By Jilson (323) Contact
I have found that if I put the dough inside my (cold) oven, but turn the oven light on, it generates just the right amount of heat, too.

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By Cyinda (1318) Profile Contact
It also makes a perfect place to start yogurt! ...I've read you can also use the top of your hot water heater.

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