Our passion is great bread!
The beginning of a new year is a good time to get out of the box and learn a new skill. I was delighted when I was offered the opportunity to take one of Craftsy’s cooking or baking classes. They have several classes that I knew I would enjoy. The only problem was choosing which one to take. Here’s your chance! Enter the Craftsy Food
This Spelt Country French Bread, made with all-purpose and whole grain spelt, utilizes the straight dough method and works well if you want to make a quick loaf for a weeknight meal. I made the dough for this bread in a bread-baking tool called the EZ DOH. It is a manual bread dough mixer created by Ginny, The Loaf Lady! Her marketing manager (aka husband)
This KAMUT Pain de Mie has a very mild and wheaty flavor. Pain de Mie means “bread of the crumb.” I like that description, but this version, made with KAMUT, could be described as “bread with a delicious, melt-in-your-mouth crumb that’s great for toasting.” I enjoy experimenting with ancient grains. I’ve used whole grain KAMUT flour in several breads, but I hadn’t tried KAMUT white flour
These are not your ordinary biscuits … they are melt-in-your-mouth cheddar biscuits made with all-purpose KAMUT brand khorsan flour. I got a bag of KAMUT Khorasan white flour the other day and was itching to make something. It was after work when I got the urge to bake so I didn’t have time to make a loaf of bread unless I wanted to stay up
This Rosemary, Leek & Potato Pizza is made with a crispy, country-style pizza crust and topped with potatoes, leeks and rosemary. The idea for this potato pizza was birthed in Edinburgh, Scotland. My son and I stayed there a couple of days while traveling across the UK. It was cold and rainy one day while we were walking about so we went in a diner
