Mixed grain croissants aren't new to me. In fact I've previously tried grano arso, as well as durum. I even tried it with goat butter, which doesn't have distinct goat flavor but does have a strange margarine-like texture. I made a batch...
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Swiss Soughdough
My summer foray to Switzerland for a visit with my sister obviously included experiments with bread. She had prepared some sourdough for us to use together. It was different than the sourdough to which I'm accustomed. Initially, I thought the differences were due...
Pavé
Pavé describes a stone road, those famous ones ridden during the classic bicycle race Paris Roubaix (The hell of the north). It's also a term for a simply shaped brick loaf of bread. While this dough rose, I took a nap. What I got was a light and crusty loaf with...
Pane Nostrum
Below is a shot of my results at Soul Crumbs' Pane Nostrum (our daily bread). Keeping in mind the mantra, "baking differently." While off on timing, I seemed to get a light, airy, holey loaf and crusty crumb.
Holey Challah A’la Sourdough
Six-plaited challah isn't an easy achievement. Not at all! But here's a tip, one strand to the left, another to the middle. And so on. Using heritage-grain flour, I tinkered recently with various formulas, all the while juggling the numbers until hitting the...
Roggenmischbrot Gerstel – A Dry Sourdough Rye Bread
Below is an Austrian "roggenmischbrot," a rye sourdough bread that has defied perfection in previous baking attempts. Tweaking my approach, I used a dry sourdough (aka "gerstel"), and this time the Gods were with me. It's a long wait for...
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