Another one of my not-so-successful bakes aesthetically but the flavor is so good.
I wanted to put this where I could lose it and possibly find it again using search for Glazing or Primer
Here is the Rose Levy Beranbaum’s take on brushing on a crust
is and has a hard time finding 100% whole grain recipes. SOI though we should post our favorites from TFL that we have made over the years right here for her. Lucy thought we would start it off with a more difficult one but one that tastes fantastic.
Does anyone know of a brioche dough--middle class variety--made with a pate fermente? I'm sorry if this isn't the correct protocol. I imagine there is...it makes great sense. I just need specifics being a complete novice myself. Thanks in advance. Joshua Murphy
I made a big batch (9) of the Scape & Asiago Levain today - a sourdough with roasted garlic scapes and Asiago cheese. My starter has been a little slow lately, and I also had to add two loaves worth of starter to the batch quite late (a late order), so some of the starter was not at all ripe (smelled like wet flour and had little gas).
The incredibly hot and humid weather has not deterred me from a hot oven. And for some reason a stressful week becomes less stressful when I have bakes planned intermittently.
To Mariana, my guiding angel
Hello friends!
This weekend, I tried to make my toasted oat SD using spelt instead of whole wheat, I’ve never used spelt before, so I don’t really know what the rules are. All I know is what I’ve read here, so feel free to give your feedback.
There were plenty of chocolate sourdough posts recently. I was a bit hesitant in baking my own because, you know, the idea of chocolate bread is just a bit…boring… Cherries, raisins, cranberries, hazelnuts, coffee and not much else. It’s also conventional to pair chocolate with rye or spelt flour. Really, there’s not much creativity to speak of.
Hi There,
I am glad to share with you my latest baking experience.
I have tried to revise a bread recipe from my own country, Sardinia. In particular the Ricotta Cheese Rolls. Spelt is not so popular in Sardinia but I fell in love with this flour hence could not resist to try to make my Spelt Ricotta Cheese Sourdough Rolls :)
