This post outlines the process for making a Sourdough Couronne Bordelaise Crown Bread, also known as a Bordeaux-style crown, with a medium hydration Pain de Campagne dough. If you are looking for a relatively easy, centerpiece-worthy French bread to showcase at a special dinner with a friend (or two), might I suggest this Crown Bordelaise! This bread can be enjoyed as you would a French
Sourdough Sweet Potato Onion Loaf
This Sourdough Sweet Potato Onion Loaf is made with roasted purple sweet potato and loaded with caramelized onions. It’s a high-hydration dough, meaning it’s very wet to work with, but the result is a moist and onion-flavored loaf. Elizabeth, from Blog from OUR Kitchen, chose the Sweet Potato Onion Bread, also known as Elbow-Lick Bread, from Vivian Howard’s book, Deep Run Roots, as the bread of
Heritage Wheat Sourdough Pumpkin Crescent Rolls
These Heritage Wheat Sourdough Pumpkin Crescent Rolls are lightly spiced, leavened with a wild yeast sourdough starter, and feature two different types of hand-milled whole wheat flour from heritage grains. These delightful rolls are a spin-off of one of my family’s favorite Holiday roll recipes. Over the years, I’ve made different variations of these rolls. Sourdough Einkorn Pumpkin Crescent Rolls Pumpkin Crescent Rolls Sourdough Pumpkin
Sourdough Baked Cranberry Orange Donuts
These lightly spiced Sourdough Baked Cranberry Orange Donuts are made with an enriched dough and include about 15% whole grain spelt flour. They are baked, not deep fried, and make a unique treat for the Holidays or any special occasion. Pat chose Baked Current Doughnuts as the bread of the month for the Bread Baking Babes. I decided to convert mine to sourdough and make
Dutch Oven Sourdough Sweet Potato Crunch Bread
This Dutch Oven Sourdough Sweet Potato Crunch Bread is my latest creation for Fall and Holiday dinner tables. It has the traditional ingredients found in Sweet Potato Crunch, a favorite Holiday dish, but also features flavors and textures you’ll only experience in the bread form. It has become my “go to” bread this Fall. This bread tastes as the name suggests. It’s chewy on the outside
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