We get so many questions about the proofing boxes. It amazes us about what people use. We have heard of aquariums, stove lights, boxes, buckets, old coolers, storage containers. I guess if it works...use it. We use a Styrofoam cooler and get great results with it. We were sent the plans for a collapsible wooden proofing box and thought that we would share it with you. This may work for you if you have a small amount of storage space. Please send us your ideas, thoughts, questions, favorite recipes or just a great bread story. Have a great weekend and happy baking!!!
Proofing box
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Top and bottom 14 x 27
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Top and bottom centers 13 x 26
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Short sides 11.5 h x 13 w
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Long sides 11.5 h x 27 w
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3 sets of 2.5 inch butt hinges
o Outside
at left for door (2)
o Inside
rear for sides (2 at each side)
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3 inch lockable hasp (Outside, right front)
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Slide type rheostat with sealed back (so needs
no box)
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Cord from a discarded appliance with plug intact
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75 watt incandescent bulb
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Williams-Sonoma Digital Thermometer SKU#6700488
Top and bottom are not attached; when sides are
assembled they stand on top of the bottom using the center as a set of stops
for the sides. Top simply drops into the box made by the sides using its
center as a guide.
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