Submitted by rhag on March 6, 2009 - 4:02pm

Decorative and Artisan Display

Today i put together a decorative plaque, baguettes, ciabatta, and the beer and barley bread. I'm entering a baking competition this weekend and have been practicing for the last little while. On Sunday I'll be doing the decorative plaque, baguettes, ciabatta, beer bread, multi buns, challah, palmiers, croissants, and danish dough for my display. Thoughts and comments are always welcome. If people are at all interested in a tutorial for the plaque just let me know! (I'm from Manitoba, Canada and our province has heritage with the bison and farming hence the wheat and bison on the display) I've redone the plaque already to clean up the seams and braid and this was my first.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wow.

Very impressive. Good luck!

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Those are beautiful.  Well

Those are beautiful.  Well done!

I second that -

I second that - beautiful!

Good Luck!

I'll give you the red ribbon!

Those are awesome, Rhag, and I hope you earn first place.

Good luck - and let us know how you do!

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Beautiful

Beautiful and May The Luck of The Irish Be With You!

Sylvia

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Awesome job..

Hope you knock their socks off!

Betty

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Great looking work!

Very well done, good luck!

Eric

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Fantastic!

Good luck, and be sure to post all the details about the competition.  Hopefully someone can take pictures of the big day?

Mike

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Superb!

I would love to see the tutorial for the plaque! Thanks.

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Great work

Very impressive.  The scoring will win it....

Good luck.

Wow!

Beutiful bread. Will you post a recipe for making a braided wreath? I'd love to have one over my stove.

Thanks,

Patricia

Gorgeous bread, Rhag

Hello fellow Canadian,

Hope you win.  You put all that effort.  That crown (or plaque) looks like a champion.  Do you want to share a tutorial on how to make it, or is that a big trade secret that can't be shared?

ques2008

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