What restaurants, stores, mail order services carry bread made from chickpea flour?... already prepared

 What restaurants, stores, mail order services carry bread made from
chickpea flour already prepared?... especially around the Cambridge
02139 area?

 
  Oh Yea. Just open your door and look everywhere. There is a heavy
demand for chickpea flour bread.

 thesak wrote:


may want to post in a New England food groupsuch as  ne.food

 "thesak" (don.saklad@gmail.com) writes:

You're asking in the wrong newsgroup.  This newsgroup isn't about consuming,
it's about being frugal.

It might be a different case if you'd asked where to get such bread at
a good price, but I think that's a stretch.

You go to the library, get a bread cookbook (or likely one of many
vegetarian cookbooks will include such a recipe) or go to a used
book sale to buy such a book.  Then you go to the store and get the
needed ingredients, and make that bread.  You can grind up the chickpeas
(which likely you can buy at at all kinds of ethnic grocery stores if
not the local grocery store at this point, you don't need to go to
a "natural food store") yourself, or buy chickpea flour, though likely
that may be most easily available at a "natural food store" (or find
which ethnic group uses chickpea flour, and go to that type of ethnic
grocer, which likely will be chepaer than at a "natural food store".

I doubt such types of bread is only made with chickpeas, usually it's
seen as a "booster" to a regular bread.

  Michael