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More rye sourdough and lessons learned
Made another big batch of Rye Sourdough today (10 loaves for two customers), and it thankfully turned out quite lovely. However, I was so glad I've got enough bread baking under my belt to adjust as I went along, because there were a few things that needed extra attention this time!
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- Lazy Loafer's Blog
My first satisfactory baguette
Hi folks,
I wanted to start my blog with a succesful bake :D. Don't be fooled though... I've been baking for the past 2 years, and this is the first baguette I am satisfied with. Comparatively to past baguettes, the biggest success of this bread were the 'grignes', or 'ears'. This was fruit of several improvements:
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- bakingmaniac's Blog
Gluten-Free Strawberry Glazed Donuts
I made this recipe today for the second time. It is so good, and so light. It's probably more like cake than a donut as it is baked. I am always happy to find gluten-free recipes that are tasty and easy. Jeanine Friesen has many wonderful recipes, and this is one of her best. If you are gluten-free and haven't found her Faithfully Gluten-free site, I highly recommend it. These donuts are so sweet and good! I hope you like it....my husband and I love these donuts. I used fresh strawberries from our local farmer's market in the donuts and for the glaze.
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- CAphyl's Blog
Sourdough Pancakes with new starter
I started up a new starter culture last week using Sourdo's Polish Rye. It is now working well enough that I'm starting to have extra levain, so the first thing I made with it were sourdough pancakes. I really liked Knead_Love's "Meditation on Sourdough Pancakes" blog entry (http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/32308/meditation-sourdough-pancakes), so I used that as my base recipe with the following mods:
* Tripled the batch size, except for the brown sugar, which I just doubled (4 T total)
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- loydb's Blog
Caramelized Onion, Maple Bread
If you love onions this one is for you. I had some leftover caramelized onions that my wife had cooked up so I decided to incorporate them into my next bread. I thought adding some maple syrup would give this a nice overall sweetness and some Greek yogurt was added to soften the crumb.
I used a combination of medium rye, fresh whole wheat and French style flour from KAF.
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- Isand66's Blog
20160527 Portobello Mushroom Bread
Record long bulk fermentation (10 days, I was extremely busy during that time) and final proof (24 hours ) were done in the fridge. And this loaf turned out just fine...
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- Yippee's Blog
San Francisco sourdough
My San Francisco style sourdough - this is definitely one of the top breads in my baking repertoire. It's incredibly tasty, even though made just with white flour, it has richer flavour than white breads usually have.
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- Cuisine Fiend's Blog
Hansjoakim's Pain au Levain with Rye Sour
Hansjoakim's Pain au Levain with Rye Sour
June 3, 2016
Hansjoakim contributed this formula to TFL a bit more than two years ago. (Sourdough bread and fyrstekake) It was added to my “to bake list” right away. Well, I am finally getting around to baking it, since I had extra ripe rye sour looking for a meaningful role, and I was in the mood to try something new.
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- dmsnyder's Blog
Seedy, Sprouted, Bran Levain, 11 Grain Sourdough with Toadies and Figs
Most of us realize how tiny and insignificant we are in the scheme of things until it comes to our passions and emotions. Then all hell breaks loose and we instantly want to become the center of the Universe. I am always telling my young daughter to keep her head even when everyone else is losing theirs. On humans this sometimes works...... but for Lucy …...not so much.
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- dabrownman's Blog