Another year, another loaf of bread…
BYOB has moved and is now hosted by
Carola of Sweet and That’s it.
The BYOB Bakers have spent the past year baking and sharing bread together. It’s been a great ride! We have one more roundup at the end of this month to showcase our Holiday breads. Then our BYOB 2011 journey will come to a close.
BYOB began with Sandy of At the Bakers Bench in 2009. The tradition moved to the Bread Experience in 2010 and has rested here for the past year and a half. Now it’s time to get the BYOB train moving again.
I want to thank Sandy for beginning this wonderful tradition and for being willing to pass the BYOB torch on. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed hosting the roundups each month. My journey hosting BYOB is coming to a close, but this is not the end, it’s just another step in our bread-baking journey.
Now, on to the roundup…
Marion in the United Kingdom starts us out with some delicious pumpkin breads. She said “every November I remember gratefully the eighteen months I spent working in California more than 50 years ago. I fell in love then with the pumpkin in all its wonderful guises.” A very nice memory indeed.
Lunch Buns with
pumpkin, cheese, onion Multi-Seeded Pumpkin Bread
Pumpkin Scones Savory pumpkin spelt flour pancakes
Heather of Girlichef made an assortment of lovely Fall breads. She was so inspired by the croissants that she penned a couple of haikus. Those must’ve been some croissants to inspire her to write about them. Now I’m inspired!
“Happy chewing sounds
Tender buttery layers
Crisp flaky crumbs fall.”
–Heather of Girlichef
Croissants Prosciutto Parmesan Braids
Pan de Muerto Pumpkin Bread w/ Millet & Chocolate
Chocolate Orange
Pull-apart Bread Whole Wheat Pumpkin Rolls
Jill of Bakingbread 101 had a busy month of baking as well. She made the following and even found time to visit the Apple Orchards of Glen Oaks with her friends. Sounds like a fun time to me.
- Blueberry Muffins
- Blackberry Muffins
- Pumpkin Bread
- Whole Wheat Dinner Rolls
- Several loaves of Light Multigrain Sandwich Bread
- 3 Apple Cranberry Pies with Oatmeal Streusel Topping
- 4 Pumpkin Pies in a Gingerbread Cookie Crust
- 1 Strawberry Rhubarb Pie with a Streusel Topping in an Almond Butter Crust
- Cinnamon Twists
Gayathri of Gayathri’s Cook Spot made some delicious treats in November. Gorgeous photos! Everything looks so mouthwatering, I’m getting hungry just looking at them. I’ve never heard of Musk Melon Crackers. Another one to add to my list.
Eggless Bibingka Musk Melon Crackers
Sprouts Stuffed Braided Bread Eggless Orange Snail Rolls
Winnie of Somthing Sweet – Winnie’s blog has been staying warm baking in her kitchen. She made an assortment of goodies this past month including Povitica (PO-VA-TEET-CA) and a beautifully-shaped sweet pumpkin challah.
POVITICA Sweet Pumpkin Challah
Cauliflower Tart Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
Soft Challah with Zaatar and Olives
Connie of mydiscoveryofbread made a variety of sourdough breads this month and a delicious Dutch apple pie. She also made some delicious Kanelbuller (Swedish Cinnamon Buns) and shared her thoughts on Autumn for BBD#44.
San Joaquin Sourdough Norwich Sourdough
Potato Rosemary Sourdough Kanelbullar
Kathy of Panini Happy posted some beautiful classic dinner rolls on her other blog. I like what she had to say about bread, “Bread and I have had a longstanding wonderful relationship – one which I’ve begun to appreciate even more as I become more comfortable baking with yeast.” We are right there with you…
Soep of http://www.ipernity.com/home/soepkipje made some lovely breads in November. She apologized that there wasn’t much time for baking, so most of her breads came from her bread maker. I think a bread machine is a great tool so no condemnation here. The idea is to bake bread…
View the November Bread collage here
Margie of Tea and Scones made some Turkish Flat Bread called Ekmek. Say that three times… It looks great!
Tina of Life in the Slow Lane at Squirrel Head Manor joins us this month. We’re glad she found the bread-baking section in the library and we’re especially glad she found us. Welcome!
Pam of Pam’s Bread made some delicious treats in November. They all sound good to me.
| Thanksgiving Chocolate Pecan Pie | Kahlua Chocolate Bars |
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| Whole Wheat Rolls with Seeds | Pumpkin Walnut Cookies |
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Here are the breads I made in November. I had fun learning how to shape Fougasse and different types of dinner rolls.
| Five Grain Sourdough Rye | Sunflower Seed Bread |
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| Fougasse and Dinner for 8 | Gingerbread |
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| Pumpkin Yeast Rolls | Ezekiel Bread from milled grains |
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I hope everyone has enjoyed the BYOB journey so far. I’ve learned so much from this wonderful group of bakers. Every month, the BYOB bakers share so many creative and wonderful breads and other baked goods. I don’t know about you, but I’ve got so many new breads to try, it could take me another year to make them all.
We’re winding down for 2011, but the fun doesn’t stop there. Head on over the Heather’s blog to find out what she has in store for BYOB 2012.
Happy Baking! I’ll see you at the end of the month for our final roundup!
Cathy
Heather @ girlichef.com says
Such a beautiful roundup! Thanks for the great introduction, Cathy…I’m really looking forward to be receiving the bread basket from you and keeping the bread baking tradition going! =)
Cathy (breadexperience) says
Thanks Heather! Here’s to BYOB 2012 and beyond…