Last month, I went through the process of drying and restarting my apple starter so that I could share some of it with a hiking buddy. You can find the process for drying a sourdough starter here. In this post, I’ll continue the experiment and show you how to activate a dried starter. After drying and restarting my sourdough starter several times, I ended up
Making Bread Bowls with Italian Bread
These bread bowls, made with Italian Bread dough, are edible and make festive containers for soups, chilis, and stews. A visitor to my site recently asked me if I had any recipes for bread bowls. I realized I had only made them a couple of times. I sent her a recipe for whole wheat bread bowls and told her about the ones Frieda of Frieda
Delicious Finnish Full Rye Bread
by Yucca (London UK) I had my first go at making home-made Finnish Full Rye Bread and what’s better to use than the original Finnish recipe (found in the Nordic Bakery Cookbook). The recipe is pretty simple and if you follow the steps (and be patient), success is guaranteed! Ingredients: 14 g easy-blend yeast (dry yeast) 900 ml – 1 l lukewarm water 800 g
5-Alarm Chili in Bread Bowls
A friend of mine sent me the recipe for this 5-Alarm Chili last week. I love chili; however, I’m a bit of a wimp when it comes to spicy chili so I toned down the heat a bit. My version would probably be considered 3.5-Alarm Chili, but who’s counting, right? It’s hearty and has a wonderful flavor with just the right amount of heat, for
Wild Blueberry Cornbread
Home > Cornbread Recipes > Wild Blueberry Cornbread submitted by Rod (Dallas, TX) Contrasting flavors and textures highlight this wild blueberry dessert cornbread. The lemon and coconut oils provide moisture as well as complementary flavors to the cornmeal and wild blueberries. Add another tablespoon of either oil (or butter) if extra moisture is desired. Wild Blueberry Cornbread Ingredients: 1 1/4 cups organic cornmeal 1
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