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#344208 - 02/25/10 07:34 AM Prosphora Baking Training Videos
Pani Rose Offline
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Registered: 11/06/01
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I was searching for a site to explain how our bread for Eucharist was baked, and came across this one. Only in his videos he uses a mixer.
prosphora

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#344209 - 02/25/10 08:55 AM Re: Prosphora Baking Training Videos [Re: Pani Rose]
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Now that I succesfully made koliva, maybe one of these days I will attempt a prosphoro!

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#344212 - 02/25/10 09:24 AM Re: Prosphora Baking Training Videos [Re: Alice]
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Alas, a-lack-a-day: my efforts to make prosphora usually turned out what resembled hockey pucks. One of my fellow parishioners asked me, in a good-natured but snarky sort of way, if they were indeed pucks or deadly weapons, and if they were the latter, did I have a permit for them. LOL

It heartens me that I have managed to concoct edible koliva.

As the Germans say, "aller Anfang ist schwer".

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#344214 - 02/25/10 09:42 AM Re: Prosphora Baking Training Videos [Re: sielos ilgesys]
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Well even the freshest and most succesful of prosphora loaves taste hard the next day!

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#344230 - 02/25/10 01:10 PM Re: Prosphora Baking Training Videos [Re: Alice]
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Rose,

Thanks for posting the link - it's been quite a while since that site was last referenced here.

Many years,

Neil
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"One day all our ethnic traits ... will have disappeared. Time itself is seeing to this. And so we can not think of our communities as ethnic parishes, ... unless we wish to assure the death of our community."

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#344417 - 02/28/10 11:08 PM Re: Prosphora Baking Training Videos [Re: sielos ilgesys]
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Originally Posted By: sielos ilgesys
Alas, a-lack-a-day: my efforts to make prosphora usually turned out what resembled hockey pucks. One of my fellow parishioners asked me, in a good-natured but snarky sort of way, if they were indeed pucks or deadly weapons, and if they were the latter, did I have a permit for them. LOL


Quite obviously, you were saving the priest the trouble of pre-petrifying it for the Presanctified Liturgies . . .


smile

hawk

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#344440 - 03/01/10 01:17 PM Re: Prosphora Baking Training Videos [Re: dochawk]
Pani Rose Offline
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I am glad to hear I am not the only one that comes up with some crazy 'prospora'.

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