Bake Your Own Bread (BYOB) is a yearlong adventure in baking bread. The idea behind BYOB is to bake your own bread and other baked goods throughout the year rather than buying them at the market or bakery. This may seem like a daunting task, but it’s really not that hard once you make the decision to do it. In fact, several of us are nearing the end of the second year of baking our own bread.
Let’s take a look at what the BYOB Bakers have been busy baking.
I decided to do things a little bit different for the November BYOB Roundup. Rather than give my interpretation of all of the delicious breads, I’m going to let the breads speak from themselves. They have a way of doing that you know.
Here are the BYOB breads and other baked goods in the order submitted:
Heather of Girlichef made several delectable delights. I’m sure you’ll be drooling just as I have been looking at all of these wonderful treats.
Garlic Naan with Cheese Vali Gobi (Cauliflower w/ Cheese)
Bavarian-style Whole Grain Pumpernickel
Chewy Oatmeal Cookies w/ Apples, Pecans, & Cinnamon
Frieda of Frieda Loves Bread turned Peter Reinhart’s Italian Bread into soup bowls.
What a great idea! Now why didn’t I think of that?
Frieda also provided a nifty step-by-step tutorial.
Di of Di’s Kitchen Notebook made this delicious Apple Pie.
This is her Lovely Apple Pie. She’s also been making bread but hasn’t had time to post about it.
That’s okay! I’ll just take a slice of this apple pie and all will be forgiven. =)
Di says
Great round-up, Cathy! I love seeing all the pictures–it really makes me want to go check out the posts about them. I’m definitely in for 2011!
girlichef says
YUM! You’re definitely right…the pictures speak a thousand words…I’m so glad you’ve added them…I love seeing them brought to life! Delicious and thank you for continuing BYOB…count me in for sure 😀
Leslie Limon says
Everything looks so delicious! I want one of everything. 🙂
Count me in for 2011.
Baking Supplies says
So looks nice. I want the everything. Thanks so much……