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your bread is gorgeous! Too bad you couldn’t see the strawberries once it was cooked though. I have mine mixed up and on it’s first rise. Only I used just blueberries.
Waw,..these twisted breads look like real winners!!
That jam sings to me too!
MMMMMMMMM,..the perfect combo!!
I am so glad that you hosts the July BYOB round up so that I could see & discover your beautiful blog!!
Many greetings from sunny & hot Brussels, Belgium!!
Hi Sophie! Greetings to you from Hotlanta (USA)! So glad you like my blog and the twisted bread. I look forward to seeing your BYOB breads.
I did not think to bread my bread but what a great idea!
Great effort, the braids are pretty impressive.
Loved the braids. I agree the first braid was prettier. Good to know. your breads are always wonderful.
Great braids. I’m with you, I’ve tried braiding both ways and now I just go from the top down. Good looking strawberries.
Yummy! Thanks for the step by step pictures. I really enjoyed seeing your grain mill. I thought it would be a really giant grinder, but it’s not.
I had the same thing happen to me with braided breads and letting them rise a really long time. But your final product looks fabulous.