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Started by CheryG, February 01, 2019, 06:49:37 PM

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radial

Quote from: bookworm1Sadly, the dog broke into the bin on the counter and ate the rest of it so we only got one serving. She has a weakness for bread products and will find them in all sorts of places we thought were out of her reach.

Clearly a purebread. 

CheryG

Oh no, bookworm! Lol!!

I've been selling bread, three orders this week.  For fun Ive realized that I can do custom stenciling without much effort and it makes people super happy. 

I'm working on a spinach feta loaf, and a  pickle (!) loaf.  Honey graham has been popular.

I've been in contact with the health inspector, so am mpving forward with the home bakery.

radial

Quote from: CheryG on August 27, 2019, 07:07:21 PM
Oh no, bookworm! Lol!!

I've been selling bread, three orders this week.  For fun Ive realized that I can do custom stenciling without much effort and it makes people super happy. 

I'm working on a spinach feta loaf, and a  pickle (!) loaf.  Honey graham has been popular.

I've been in contact with the health inspector, so am mpving forward with the home bakery.

Oh thank god, I thought you were eating all this bread yourself!

Run Amok

Bookworm-- I have a cat like that. Hell, I'm like that!

CG that is so exciting!!! Here bread is an exempt class of food so very little in the way of health dept intervention. :)

bookworm1

Quote from: radial on August 27, 2019, 06:28:38 PM
Clearly a purebread. 

Lab/beagle. The worst of both breeds. Bottomless stomach and too smart for her own good.

bookworm1

Quote from: CheryG on August 27, 2019, 07:07:21 PM
Oh no, bookworm! Lol!!

I've been selling bread, three orders this week.  For fun Ive realized that I can do custom stenciling without much effort and it makes people super happy. 

I'm working on a spinach feta loaf, and a  pickle (!) loaf.  Honey graham has been popular.

I've been in contact with the health inspector, so am mpving forward with the home bakery.

That's awesome. How fun.

Run Amok

Today's bake. I haven't cut into it yet, but so far really happy. I used Sarah Owens' "table loaf" recipe which uses only 10 grams of starter. Amazing.


radial

Pretty!  Y'all have to stop testing my resolve. 

diablita

"Some things you just need to do for yourself, even if it means nicking your nads."  --nneJ

CheryG


bookworm1

Not sourdough, but I am rather proud of how this boule turned out.

CheryG


radial

Quote from: bookworm1 on January 18, 2020, 07:34:21 PM
Not sourdough, but I am rather proud of how this boule turned out.


Looks wonderful!

Run Amok


bookworm1

Quote from: Run Amok on January 18, 2020, 10:57:08 PM
Beautiful!

It was tasty too. Just a quick no knead bread but it turned out really nice and airy.

CheryG

I just baked off two loaves that I meant to bake yesterday.  I had started the levain and then got distracted so put it all in the fridge after it had become bubbly.  Pulled it back out today, added flour, etc., and it rose beautifully.  One loaf was turmeric and pepper, the other Tuscan herb.

bookworm1

I got the America's Test Kitchen Bread Illustrated book yesterday. To break it in I made the garlic knots from the book since we had lasagne for dinner. So tasty and easy. Now to work through the rest of the recipes.

wombleatwimbledon

I started my own starter today ( recipe courtesy of New Scientist!)

I've been meaning to try before but it's necessary now. No yeast in the supermarket 🤬

CheryG

womble, how's it going?

I'm actually making yeast bread today for some older neighbors who didn't get any because it was sold out at the store.

diablita

that's very sweet of you, CheryG

I read about rye starter and a Portuguese rye bread recipe on the Leite's Culinaria newsletter this morning. Now I'm tempted to see if I can get my hands on rye flour.
"Some things you just need to do for yourself, even if it means nicking your nads."  --nneJ