Canned Bread?

[Fraxinus]

Anyone know of an outlet in the UK?
just saw it on an american video,
[video]https://youtu.be/RwHIoMgfBVg[/video]
just after the 6 minute mark.
It looked quite moist and fluffy even after a grilling so has me intrigued.

Rob.
P.S. the BBQ Pit boys have some very tasty recipes if you're not vegan

 

[Robson Valley]

Canned bread? I've been required to live in situations where "canned everything" was the only way in and out.
Fast forward 50+ years.
I'm cocky enough now to think that, given my choice of ingredients, I can make beautiful bread under almost any circumstances.
Bag the stuff up and let me carry it in. I'm looking forward to some bread-on-a-stick this autumn.
The reason is simply that bread has been made in a bowl, with a stick, for some 5,000 years or more.
I want to go out, just for the Hello of it, and do my bread over my open fire.
My confidence stems solely from making my weekly bread for decades. I believe that I can guess the wrongs and rights
to baking over an open fire of coals.
Damn! Makes me hungry, right after supper.

 

[sunndog]

Not sure about the tinned bread, but theres some gooood looking meat on there

 

[British Red]

Anyone know of an outlet in the UK?
just saw it on an american video,
[video]https://youtu.be/RwHIoMgfBVg[/video]
just after the 6 minute mark.
It looked quite moist and fluffy even after a grilling so has me intrigued.

Rob.
P.S. the BBQ Pit boys have some very tasty recipes if you're not vegan

There's a place in Germany does it and charges 10 euros shipping for any amount of stuff.

http://shop.conserva.de/en/10-long-term-food

 

[bopdude]

A quick Google brings up Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/German-rye-whole-grain-bread-canned-250g/dp/B001VJYU3W

 

[rik_uk3]

The German site is the one to go for. A few of us had bits and bobs from them a few years ago, the bread and canned butter were good.

 

[santaman2000]

Somehow I was thinking it was going to be German since they were using German franks. I've never seen it here but I haven't really looked for it. I may have to look in the international aisle next time I go to the grocery store.

 

[British Red]

Loads of places in the US do canned bread


http://www.amazon.com/Brown-Bread-Original-Ounce-Cans/dp/B0025UCI94

 

[mick91]

I once got bought an canned entire chicken as a joke present. Not even going to lie it's one of the single most deeply unpleasant meals I've ever eaten, and I've eaten some pretty out there meals!

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[mick91]

Found a picture of the same brand online. And it demonstrates perfectly just how unappetizing it was. Even if it was a survival situation I would use them to lure in rodents and eat them instead!

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[GGTBod]

Mmmmm chicken jelly, it was bad enough as a kid when that gunk was on the edges of my tinned chop pork and i was too young and poor to even know pork came in any other fashion

 

[sunndog]

Found a picture of the same brand online.

Oh dear god thats awful, the tinned bread aint looking so bad now!

 

[mick91]

Mmmmm chicken jelly, it was bad enough as a kid when that gunk was on the edges of my tinned chop pork and i was too young and poor to even know pork came in any other fashion

Now hey you can't be going after tinned chopped pork there! One of my favourite meals to this day. Oh a poor upbringing in the bleak old north eh Rob lol

 

[GGTBod]

Yeah man until i was 10 i thought the only beef that existed was corned (i didn't know the meat in mince and dumplings was from the same animal, in our house you didn't question what was on your plate you just ate it and were thankful) and i thought canned bacon grill was real bacon, funnily enough i don't eat anything from a tin these days except tuna

 

[mick91]

Yeah man until i was 10 i thought the only beef that existed was corned (i didn't know the meat in mince and dumplings was from the same animal, in our house you didn't question what was on your plate you just ate it and were thankful) and i thought canned bacon grill was real bacon, funnily enough i don't eat anything from a tin these days except tuna

Ah the days of a pan of panaculty because the bacon was in the turn and Pease pudding stotties for dinner lol. Now I challenge anyone south of scotch corner service station to decipher those 2 meals. Northern riddles as my missus calles them

 

[GGTBod]

ahhh now there's a food memory and a half pease pudding and savaloys in a half stottie cake

 

[mick91]

ahhh now there's a food memory and a half pease pudding and savaloys in a half stottie cake

Ah here now we're talking mind. Get some sage and onion stuffing on the bottom slice and dip the top in gravy. That's me round the butcher's for some saveloys first thing tomorrow!

 

[TarHeelBrit]

Ohh pease pudding chuck on some faggots yummy.

When I was in the US I saw those canned chickens and having 'liking' for weird foods I asked my wife if it was any good. She looked at me and with all honesty said "even YOU wouldn't eat that" so I left it on the shelf.

 

[GGTBod]

I think i'd be with Mick on that one, if i was stuck with that as my only food in the wild i'd use it as bait in the hope of catching some rats and maggots

 

[Toddy]

Thon canned chicken…..I dare you. Buy one and try it. It was standard cupboard 'just in case' fayre when I was little. Just like tinned ham or corned beef.
What you do with it is this…you take it out of the can, don't waste the jelly, it makes brilliant gravy and very good soup stock. Wipe the bird with a kitchen towel and then put it into a medium oven to heat through. There's so much moisture in it that it doesn't dry out easily, but the breast and legs will roast up crisp. Lift it out and carve it just like any other deid hen.
"Fresh" cooked chicken, and soup, from a can in a hurry, when folks drop in unexpectedly.

The can's a useful size for soaking paint brushes in turps too

M