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The 2011 Bread Baking Blog Archive provides an at-a-glance view of all the breads that were featured on the Bread Experience bread baking blog in 2011.
2011 Bread Baking Blog Archive
In 2011 we featured breads from the HBinFive and Mellow Bakers baking groups as well as other breads, jams and soups.
Click on the links below to view the breads for each month.
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
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December 2011 Bread Baking Archive
December 30th: Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) 2011 Year End Roundup
Enjoy the Bake Your Own Bread 2011 Year End roundup of breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post
December 28th: Sourdough Pretzels
These Sourdough Pretzels are made with unfed starter straight from the refrigerator. A great way to use a cup of starter without having to discard it. Permalink — click for full blog post.
December 26th: Family Baking Traditions and Yeast Rolls
This is our favorite yeast roll recipe. The best part about this roll recipe is that you get to handle the dough without all the work. Permalink — click for full blog post.
December 22nd: Hutzelbrot with Dried Fruit
Hutzelbrot is a unique Christmas Bread made with leftover rye bread cubes. Check out the bread baking blog for details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
December 19th: Developing a Sourdough Rye Culture
My first experiment was to convert the starter we created in the BBA Challenge to a sourdough rye starter. Permalink — click for full blog post.
December 16th: 66 Percent Sourdough Rye
As the name suggests, this 66 Percent Sourdough Rye Bread is made with 66 percent rye flour.
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December 11th: Vanocka Christmas Braid
Vanocka is an Eastern European bread that is traditionally shaped with a four-stranded braid, followed with a three-strand braid and topped with a single twist. Permalink — click for full blog post.
December 5th: Sourdough Seed Bread
Sourdough Seed Bread
is a naturally leavened bread made with a liquid levain and a flaxseed soaker.
Permalink — click for full blog post.
December 2nd: Bake Your Own Bread December 2011 Roundup
Enjoy the December Bake Your Own Bread roundup of breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post
November 2011 Bread Baking Archive
November 30th: Ezekiel Bread from milled grains
Ezekiel Bread is a wonderfully nutritious bread and the combination of grains and beans makes a complete protein.
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November 28th: Country Style Potato Leek Soup
Potatoes and leeks are a great combination in this homey and simple Country Style Potato and Leek Soup. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 25th: Shaping Different Types of Rolls
Check out the photo tutorial in the bread baking blog to learn how to shape three different types of dinner rolls: Single Knot Rolls, Crescent Rolls and Butterfly Rolls. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 25th: Pumpkin Yeast Rolls
These Pumpkin Yeast Rolls can be shaped in a variety of festive shapes. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 23rd: Gingerbread
Although it has “bread” in the name, Gingerbread is traditionally considered a cake that requires neither kneading or leavening. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 20th: Parmesan Croutons from Day Old Bread
If you’re looking for an easy way to use day old (or even month-old) bread, I’ve got just the thing: Parmesan Croutons. Check out the bread baking blog for more details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 17th: Roasted Butternut Squash and Orange Soup
The addition of oranges and white wine makes this Roasted Butternut Squash and Orange Soup very refreshing and comforting.
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November 14th: nd Dinner for 8
Fougasse is a dense, crusty French loaf with an unusual shape and a pronounced flavor.
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November 12th: Sunflower Seed Bread with Pâte Fermentée
Sunflower Seed Bread
is a traditional German bread, called Sonnenblumenbrot (Sonne = sun; blummen = flower and brot = bread). The seeds provide an aromatic flavor and a toasty crunch. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 7th: Five Grain Sourdough with Rye Sourdough
This Five Grain Sourdough Bread is made with a rye sourdough and a multigrain soaker which gives it a delicious whole-grain flavor despite the fact that it contains a high proportion of white bread flour. Permalink — click for full blog post.
November 3rd: Bake Your Own Bread November 2011 Roundup
Enjoy the November Bake Your Own Bread roundup of breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post
October 2011 Bread Baking Archive
October 31st: Pizza Night and the squishy dough balls
To celebrate National Pizza Month, we had pizza night at my sister’s house. I brought some Country Pizza Dough and some whole wheat dough. Permalink — click for full blog post.
October 29th: Fougasse: Provencal Bread with Herbs
Fougasse
is a traditional southern French flatbread that can be flavored with herbs, olives, and lardons… Learn more about it in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
October 26th: Experimenting with Dough Enhancer & Pumpkin Pie Brioche
Comparison of Pumpkin Pie Brioche Loaves made with and without dough enhancer. Permalink — click for full blog post.
October 21st: Sweet and Chunky Apple Butter
This Sweet and Chunky Apple Butter takes apple butter to a whole new level. Permalink — click for full blog post.
October 18th: Tomato Bread Soup: Pappa al Pomodoro
Tomato Bread Soup: Pappa al Pomodoro is a delicious and practical way of recycling old bread. Permalink — click for full blog post
October 16th: World Bread Day and Tartine Whole Wheat Bread
My contribution to World Bread Day 2011 was Tartine Whole Wheat Bread. Permalink – click for full blog post
October 14th: Peasant Bread and a hike in the mountains
This post is Part Two in my Three-Part Apple Series. The first post focused on making an apple sourdough starter. Part Two explains how to make Peasant Bread using the apple starter. Check out the bread baking blog for details. Permalink — click for full blog post
October 11th: You are the Apple of my Starter
Making an Apple Starter is Part One in my apple series. Check out this post in the bread baking blog. Part Two is making Peasant Bread.
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October 8th: Share your favorite pizza recipe for National Pizza Month
Share your favorite pizza recipes and toppings
by visiting the Fleishmann’s “National Pizza Month Promo” tab on their Facebook page.
October 6th: Spelt Bread with Pecans and Raisins
Spelt Bread with Pecans and Raisins
is a sweet flavored and nutty bread. Permalink — click for full blog post
October 3rd: Bake Your Own Bread October 2011 Roundup
Enjoy the October Bake Your Own Bread roundup of breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post
October 1st: Pain au Potiron – Spelt and Sweet Potato Bread
I had a sweet potato and some freshly-milled spelt flour so I decided to combine the two formulas and make a Peppery Sweet Potato and Olive Oil Loaf with Spelt. Permalink — click for full blog post
September 2011 Bread Baking Archive
September 28th: Soft Pretzels
These Soft Pretzels are really easy to make and the dough is great to work with. Permaklink — click for full blog post.
September 25th: Classic Tomato Soup from the Garden
This Classic Tomato Soup is made with Roma tomatoes and herbs from the garden. Permalink — click for full blog post.
September 22nd: Garden Tomato Bread
When you bite into this Garden Tomato Bread, it’s like eating a slice of garden… Permalink — click for full blog post.
September 19th: Mixed-Flour Miche with high extraction flour
A Mixed-Flour Miche is a huge country loaf made with a stiff-texture levain and high-extraction flour. Permalink — click for full blog post.
September 15th: Whole Grain and Emmer Challah with Apples
This Whole Grain and Emmer Challah, shaped like a turban, is a delicious Fall bread made with whole wheat, apples and honey.
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September 11th: Fig and Almond Bread
This Fig and Almond Bread is the bread of the month for September for the Artisan Bread Bakers. Permalink — click for full blog post.
September 7th: Whole Wheat and Rye Bread
The whole wheat in this Whole Wheat and Rye Bread enhances the flavor and combined with the rye sourdough, provides good moisture retention as well as good keeping quality.
September 5th: Spiced Wine Peach Jam and Jam Exchange
This Spiced Wine Peach Jam is a sophisticated jam…fun to make and a great jam for a jam exchange. Permalink — click for full blog post.
September 3rd: Bake Your Own Bread September 2011 Roundup
Enjoy the September Bake Your Own Bread roundup of breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
August 2011 Bread Baking Archive
August 31st: Peach and Lavender Butter
The lavender water and dried lavender bulbs give this Peach and Lavender Butter an exquisite flavor. Permalink — click for full blog post.
August 28th: Vienna Bread
Vienna bread is a type of bread that is produced from a process developed in Vienna, Austria in the 19th century. Learn more in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
August 24th: Black Bread
Black Bread is an interesting bread made with sourdough and old bread soaked in boiling water and coffee grounds.
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August 21st: Lord Grey’s Peach Preserves
Lord Grey’s Peach Preserves are unique and tasty; the Earl Grey tea imparts a delicious hint of floral flavor. Permalink — click for full blog post.
August 17th: Slow Cooker Tomato Herb Soup
This Slow Cooker Tomato Herb Soup uses homegrown tomatoes and is made completely in the crock pot. Permalink– click for full blog post.
August 14th: Grilled Pizza Margherita
This Grilled Pizza Margherita is made with ciabatta dough and topped with homegrown tomatoes and fresh basil. Check out how it’s done in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
August 12th: Grilled Herb Focaccia
This simple Grilled Herb Focaccia is made with Jeffrey Hammelman’s Ciabatta dough.
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August 7th: Cinnamon Raisin Bread with Oatmeal and Sprouted Wheat
Oatmeal with cinnamon and raisins is delicious in and of itself… add the combination to bread and you’ve got yourself an awesome treat. Permalink — click for full blog post.
August 3rd: Bake Your Own Bread August 2011 Roundup
Enjoy the August Bake Your Own Bread roundup of breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog.
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August 1st: French Toast made with KAMUT, Oatmeal & Date Bread
This KAMUT, Oatmeal
and Date Bread makes delicious French Toast. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 2011 Bread Baking Archive
July 31st: Red Wine and Cheese Bread with Spelt
This Red Wine and Cheese Bread with Spelt is the perfect bread to take along on a picnic. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 28th: Roasted Potato, Onion and Spelt Bread
This Roasted Potato, Onion and Spelt Bread made its debut for dinner a few nights ago. Check out the bread baking blog for details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 25th: Light Wheat Sandwich Buns
The bread of the month for the Bread Baking Babes and Friends was Hamburger Buns. I added a little bit of whole wheat for some Light Wheat Sandwich Buns. Permalink–click for full blog post.
July 22nd: Cinnamon Sugar Pull-Apart Bread
This Cinnamon Sugar Pull-Apart Bread tastes like cinnamon toast, but is sticky and gooey like monkey bread.
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July 19th: Chilled Peach and Ginger Soup
I found this Chilled Peach and Ginger Soup recipe in a quaint little book my mom was reading for her book club.
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July 17th: Sourdough Rye with Raisins and Walnuts
This Sourdough Rye with Raisins and Walnuts is very light in texture and makes great toast. Look for more details in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 9th: Seeded Oat Bread
This Seeded Oat Bread is adapted from the Healthy Bread in Five Minutes recipe to include rolled oats as well as oat flour. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 7th: Honey Graham Bread
This Honey Graham Bread is made with Antebellum Style Rustic Course Graham Flour. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 5th: Oatmeal Lovers Spar for the Spurtle
Oatmeal Lovers “Spar for the Spurtle” in Bob’s Red Mill’s first ever Porridge Making Contest. Permalink — click for full blog post.
July 4th: Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) July 2011 Roundup
Check out the Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) July 2011 Roundup of delicious breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 2011 Bread Baking Archive
June 29th: Volkonbrot with Flaxseeds
Volkornbrot is a 100 percent rye bread. This version is made with a rye chops and a flaxseed soaker. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 25th: Sprouted Kamut Bread
The Sprouted
Kamut Bread is high in protein, with a sweet aroma and a chewy texture. Visit the bread baking blog for details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 22nd: Mango Raspberry Jam
I still had a few mangos left so to balance things out, I made this sweet Mango Raspberry Jam.
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June 19th: Semolina Sourdough
I really enjoy breads made with Semolina flour…probably because of the creamy color and nutty flavor it gives breads and pizzas. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 14th: Pain Rustique with Red Pepper Spread
Pain Rustique, as the name suggests, is a rustic loaf of bread made with an overnight poolish… Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 12th: Mango Habañero Jam
When I saw mangos on sale in the market the other day, I decided it was time to make some of this Mango Habañero Jam for myself. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 9th: No Knead Seven-Grain Bread with Spelt
This Seven-Grain Spelt Bread is a healthy no knead bread…easy to make and tastes good too. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 6th: We have a winner in the Ancient Grains for Modern Meals cookbook giveaway
Thanks again to everyone who entered the drawing and for your interest in learning more about whole grains. Visit the bread baking blog to find out who the winner is. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 5th: Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) June 2011 Roundup
Check out the Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) June 2011 Roundup of delicious breads and other baked goods in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
June 3rd: Bread Experience Featured on Channel 4
I’m delighted and honored to be featured, along with several other bread blogs, in Channel 4’s Best Bread blogs. If you’re looking for inspiration for making bread, check out this wonderful list of bread-related blogs. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 2011 Bread Baking Archive
May 30th: Five-Grain Bread with Pâte Fermentée
This is my adapted version of the Five-Grain Bread with Pâte Fermentée from Jeffrey Hamelman’s Bread.
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May 27th: Ancient Grains for Modern Meals Cookbook Giveaway
I’m delighted to be able to give away a copy of Maria Speck’s new book: Ancient Grains for Modern Meals. Visit the bread baking blog to find out how to enter the drawing. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 23rd: Floating Sesame Loaf
As I was thumbing through Maria Speck’s new book Ancient Grains for Modern Meals, I ran across this Floating Sesame Loaf recipe. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 22nd: Review of Ancient Grains for Modern Meals
Read my review of Ancient Grains for Modern Meals by Maria Speck. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 16th: No Knead Anadama Bread
This No Knead Anadama Corn Bread utilizes the no knead method from Healthy Bread in Five Minutes and the soaker method from the Bread Bakers’ Apprentice. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 14th: Shaping Breads with Lionel Vatinet
Visit the bread baking blog to view a slideshow of Lionel Vatinet shaping breads at the Asheville Bread Festival. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 8th: Sprouted Barley Bread
This Sprouted Barley Bread is made with pearled barley flour and sprouted purple barley grains. Look for more details in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
May 5th: Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) May 2011 Roundup
Grab a cup of tea or the beverage of your choice and sit back and enjoy the wonderful goodies in the Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) May 2011 Roundup.
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May 1st: Salt Rising Bread
Salt rising bread is an old-fashioned artisan bread with a cheesy flavor and dense crumb. Permalink — click for full blog post.
April 2011 Bread Baking Archive
April 24th: No Knead Holiday Spelt Bread with Anise and Olive Oil
This No Knead Holiday Spelt Bread with Anise and Olive Oil is healthy, delicious, and easy to make. Permalink — click for full blog post.
April 19th: Whole Wheat Bread with no added fat or sweetener
This Whole Wheat Bread is made with no added fat or sweetener. Due to the sprouting process, the sprouted wheat flour remains soft and tender without the addition of fat or oil. Permalink — click for full blog post.
April 16th: Sprouted Emmer Bread
I’m continuing my experiment with ancient grains. This month I’m featuring Sprouted Emmer Bread. Lean more about this bread in the bread baking blog.
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April 12th: Asheville Bread Baking Festival
More than a dozen bakeries, from the Asheville area and Eastern Tennessee, offered samples of bread for sale at the Asheville Bread Baking Festival.
Learn more in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
April 9th: BYOB April 2011 Roundup
Take a look at the delicious and satisfying breads the BYOB bakers made in March. We have some very creative bakers out there. I’ve been learning a lot from the BYOB bakers each month. Permalink — click for full blog post.
April 2nd: Healthy Bread in Five Minutes Emmer Bread
The Healthy Bread in Five Minutes Emmer Bread is made with a 50/50 blend of whole grain Emmer flour and all-purpose flour. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 2011 Bread Baking Archive
March 31: Maori Bread
Maori Bread, also known as Rewena paraoa, is a bread from New Zealand that is made using a potato starter. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 23: Einkorn Oatmeal Bread Machine Bread
This Einkorn Oatmeal Bread is very light and flavorful and a little bit crunchy due to the steel cut oats. The Einkorn flour gives it a beautiful color.
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March 20: Traditional King Cake
King Cake is usually served on Fat Tuesday during Mardi Gras, but I decided to wait and make it when my youngest son was home for Spring Break. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 18: Einkorn Levain
The next bread on the Mellow Bakers’ list is made with a whole-wheat levain. I decided to try the build with Einkorn flour instead of wheat bread flour. Check out the bread baking blog for more details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 15: Roasted Garlic and Parmesan Pot Bread
The dough for this Roasted Garlic and Parmesan Pot Bread ferments for about two days and is baked in a preheated Dutch oven or heavy metal pot. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 12: Apple-Barley Bread
This Apple-Barley Bread is from Healthy Bread in Five Minutes and is made with a mixture of barley flour and all-purpose flour along with a little bit of rye flour. Check out the bread baking blog for details.
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March 7th: Spelt Bread with Multigrain Soaker
This Spelt Bread is made with 50/50 mixture of white spelt flour and whole wheat spelt. View the step-by-step instructions in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 5th: Bake Your Own Bread March Roundup
Check out all of the wonderful breads in the BYOB: Bake Your Own Bread
March Roundup. Permalink — click for full blog post.
March 1st: Sprouted Einkorn Bread
This Sprouted Einkorn Bread is made with Einkorn, an ancient wheat that has more protein and minerals than modern wheat and makes excellent breads with a light rich, nutty flavor. Permalink — click for full blog post.
February 2011 Bread Baking Archive
Feb 28th: Normandy Apple Bread with Einkorn Flour
This Normandy Apple Bread includes Einkorn flour, dried apples and apple cider and utilizes a stiff levain. Visit the bread baking blog for more details.
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Feb 26th: Orange Marmalade
I had a bunch of oranges that I needed to do something with so making this easy Orange Marmalade turned out to be the perfect solution.
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Feb 23rd: Brunkans Långa:
I was delighted to bake along with the Bread Baking Babes and celebrate their 3rd anniversary with this Swedish Brunkans Långa.
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Feb 21st: Tartine Basic Country Bread
Basic Country Bread using the Tartine Bread method. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Feb 17th: Toast Bread with Teff
I’ve been experimenting with different types of grains so I decided to add some teff flour to this toast bread. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Feb 15th: Italian Chocolate Chip Bread
I made this delicious Italian Chocolate Chip Bread with a little bit of spelt flour. Check out the bread baking blog for details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Feb 13th: Panda Bread
My son’s girlfriend sent me a photo of Panda Bread and asked me if I could make it for her. No problem… Permalink — click for full blog post.
Feb 10th: Light Wheat and Spelt Bread
Spelt flour gives this Light Wheat and Spelt Bread a delicious and nutty flavor. More details in the bread baking blog. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Feb 7th: Popped Amaranth Focaccia
To celebrate Healthy Heart Month, I made Focaccia using popped Amaranth.
Amaranth is one of the super grains… Permalink — click for full blog post.
Feb 5th: Bake Your Own Bread February 2011 Roundup of Breads
The Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) initiative started out strong this year. Check out the delicious breads the BYOB bakers have been baking.
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Feb 1st: Rich Sandwich Bread made with Heirloom Flour
This delicious and rich sandwich bread is made with heirloom French Mediterranean White Bread Flour and baked in a Pullman pan.
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January 2011 Bread Baking Blog Archive
Jan 31st: Togus Steamed Bread
Togus Bread
is a sweet, rich bread that the colonists adapted from the steamed cornmeal bread of the Algonquian-speaking peoples… Permalink — click for the full blog post.
Jan 29th: Hildegard’s Spelt Bread
The bread of the month for the Bread Baking Babes was Hildegard’s Spelt Bread. Learn about this unique bread in the bread baking blog.
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Jan 27th: Pomegranate and Pear Jam
This Pomegranate and Pear Jam is beautiful and delicious! It has become one of my favorite jams. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 25th: Pullman Bread
Pullman Bread gets its name from it’s former use on the long distance Pullman trains in the United States. Check out the bread baking blog for more details. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 20th: Simple Milk Loaf
The Artisan Bread Bakers chose this Simple Milk Loaf as the Bread of the Month. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 18th: Whole Grain Harvest Bread
To celebrate National Wheat Bread Month, I made this Whole Grain Harvest Bread. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 15th: Dilled Rye with White Whole Wheat
I made the Dilled Rye with White Whole Wheat for the HBinFive 25th Bread Braid. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 13th: Country Pizza Dough for National Pizza Week
This delicious Country Pizza Dough was created by Peter Reinhart and is featured on Pizza Quest. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 11th: Detmolder Three-Stage 90 Percent Sourdough Rye
This Three-Stage 90% Sourdough Rye Bread is one of the Mellow Bakers’ breads for January. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 9th: Roasted Tomato Soup
January is National Soup Month and I decided to celebrate with this Roasted Tomato Soup.
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Jan 5th: Golden Raisin Bread
This Golden Raisin bread was baked in a la cloche to simulate a brick oven. It produces a beautiful golden loaf with a crispy crust. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 3rd: BYOB January 2011 Roundup
View the BYOB January 2011 Roundup to see all of the delicious breads the BYOB (Bake Your Own Bread) Bakers have been busy making. Permalink — click for full blog post.
Jan 1st: 100% Whole Wheat Flaxseed Bread
This 100% Whole Wheat Flaxseed Bread is one of the breads the HBinFive Bakers made for the January 1st Bread Braid. It’s a very simple, but delicious bread. Permalink — click for full blog post.
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Disclaimer regarding the recipes on the Bread Experience blog
Not all of the breads featured on the Bread Experience blog have the list of ingredients or the recipe posted. This is due to copyright issues. I belong to several baking groups and we’re baking through bread cookbooks. Part of our agreement to participate and blog about these breads is that we don’t post the recipes in consideration of the authors’ copyright.
Breads featured for the BBA Challenge, the Mellow Bakers and the HBinFive bakers don’t always include the recipes, just the process used to make them. However, if I change the ingredients or the recipe, I do post the adapted version. I appreciate your understanding.