Submitted by Jw on June 16, 2009 - 2:24pm

lazy, round, eary and piggy bread


I have been making a lot a lazy bread lately. Takes me 20 minutes (incl. cleaning up, excl. baking time) for two breads. I always add seeds, makes the taste much better.

For flour I use 2/3 white, 1/3 rye or 1/3 five grain flour. I have tested the different percentages, mostly I go with 1/3 en 2/3.

The round bread: I was trying to make a bread for a bigger party. This would make cutting a bit easier (and it did).

The eary bread is pain de provence (I believe). I used wild yeast instead of instant for these.

I like this close-up!

The piggy bread is full rye. Very heady and solid, didn't rise very much. Great taste with a brettlejause! (just a table with good food, bread, sausages, cheese etc),

I'll have some more exiting pictures next time, finally got a new camera.

Happy baking!

Cheers,
Jw.

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Nice array of breads,

Nice array of breads, Jw.

--Pamela

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very nice! especially when

very nice! especially when you only spent 20 minutes on it.

 

TeaIV

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Nice breads, JW!

They look hearty. Good with a strong cheese or sausage - smoked, garlicky or both. Not to mention a porter or stout. 

Hmmm. ... Must be dinner time.

David

Very nice looking breads

Wow only 20 minutes.  You've done very well!

well done

those eary breads are something else!

Recipe

BEAUTIFUL!!! Now how about sharing the recipe!!! I would love to make some for dinner!
Thanks!
Jannrn

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recipe

http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/12571/lazy-bread-twenty

here you go, Jannrn. Hope you can use it as well.

Cheers,
Jw.

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recipe

you're right. I am making pictures and will upload this weekend. The lazy bread guide... Cheers, Jw.

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