This Sprouted KAMUT Bread is made with sprouted KAMUT berries, home-milled whole grain Khorasan flour, and regular bread flour. KAMUT® is the name of the brand and not the wheat. The wheat is “Khorasan” wheat. To assure the quality of the organic, heirloom grain, Khorasan, the wheat was trademarked KAMUT®. The word “kamut” comes from the ancient Egyptian word for “wheat.” Khorasan is related to Durum.
Mango Raspberry Jam
I tasted a mango for the first time a few weeks ago at the BlogHerFood11 Conference. The National Mango Board was one of the vendors at the conference and they had samples of different types of mangos. According to the National Mango Board, mangos are one of the worlds most popular fruits. I’m not sure why it took me so long to acquire a taste
Semolina Sourdough
I really enjoy breads made with Semolina flour…probably because of the creamy color and nutty flavor it gives breads and pizzas. Bread: A Baker’s Book of Techniques and Recipes by Jeffrey Hamelman has formulas for four different kinds of Semolina breads. The first one I made utilized a yeasted pre-ferment. I adapted the recipe and made it similar to Pane Siciliano, one of my favorite
Pain Rustique with Red pepper Spread
Pain Rustique is one of the breads we made this month for the Mellow Bakers. Pain Rustique, as the name suggests, is a rustic loaf of bread. It is made with an overnight poolish and shaped freeform in a fashion similar to Ciabatta. Like Ciabatta, the dough is a rather wet dough that you fold during the bulk fermentation to give it more workability. It
Mango Habañero Jam
This Mango Habañero Jam, made with fresh mangoes, and papaya nectar, has a nice little kick and tastes great drizzled on top of a cracker spread with cream cheese. If you don’t like a lot of heat, tone it down a bit by removing the seeds. The first time I tasted this jam was when I participated in Steph Chows’ 2nd Annual Jam Exchange. I should
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