Question about a bread I ate this weekend
I was at a Farmers Market this past weekend, and purchased a loaf of "Sunflower Bread". I had the pleasure of discovering this bread last year at the same place, so when I had to chance to return and get another loaf, I did. The bread was insanely good; warm just out of the oven, a bit sweet, very soft, and full of tasty sunflower seed morsels.
I have been trying to find a recipe that would produce a similar loaf. Most of the pictures show breads with a tight crumb, and a texture that just is not right for this bread. But tonight I found this picture and I swear it looks exactly like the bread that I bought. So I am curious....what makes a bread look like this? I am referring to the "loose" crumb, the very soft texture. You can see what I am talking about by checking out this link.
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/user/reset/29306/1387338890/y_o8AHF8-kIxowssKDcpxhJsIujsVmN_o39BXXMxkTE
I would love to be able to make a bread similar to what I ate...it was so incredibly good. I think it's my favorite bread EVER. And that is saying something! :-)
For some reason, the website tells me that's a one-time link that I can't use, so can't see your example.
Sounds like an Amish seed bread I make that's enriched with yogurt and egg but without being able to see the picture, I might be way off base.
Yes, please fix the link.
...would suggest high hydration level maybe some butter for the softer texture. Just a guess. Time to start experimenting! ;-)