General
Any type of bread that doesn't fall into the other buckets: herb breads, sandwich breads, fruit and nut breads, anything else you enjoy.
Egg substitute in sweet bun dough
Wondered if anyone knew of a substitute for eggs in a sweet bun dough (for hot cross buns)?
Finding that eggs in dough cause the bread to dry up and go hard very quick....
Many thanks
lack of volume in white baps
Hi guys.... just wondering if anyone can suggest why i got a lack in volume when making white baps with this recipe;
Poolish (3 hours)
195g organic type 4 flour
195g water
3g yeast (fresh)
Dough
155g flour
18g water
7g yeast (fresh)
7g salt
5g caster sugar
18g solid vegetable fat
14g milk powder
Brotform,Com is the one
Help With Perfecting my Recipe for Slicing Bread ....
I've been experiementing with many bread recipes since May, 2011. My breads are coming out tasty, and very nutritious (!!!), but when slicing, falls apart.
I could using some advice on how to adjust my recipes so my bread will slice better without falling apart. I like to have lots of fruit (and sometimes Yams or Nuts). What should I change to get a bread mix that will hold together better for slicing ... ???
Here are the last two recipes I baked up (five bread pans each):
*** First Batch with no Bananas
1) 1 cup Corn Meal
partially degassed shaped loaf
Kosher Salt and Lack of Flavour
Could using kosher salt be the reason my breads have tended to be on the flavourless side of late?
The recent Larraburra loaf being just one failure, several others since then have too been underwhelming.
I recently started using kosher salt and wonder if that could be a/the cause.
If recipe calls for 2 teaspoons salt, I use 2 teaspoons. Should I be using 3 or 4 of kosher?
Galvanized Sheet Metal Forms
I would like to use galvanized sheet metal to make some bread baking forms.
However I’m not sure if the galvanized metal is suitable to be in contact with food items
Anyone has such a knowledge or experience?
Problem with bread
Six fold baguettes
One of my cooking projects for this year (I even blogged about it) is to make decent baguettes.