Our passion is great bread!
The November Bread for the Bread Baking Babes is a Sourdough or Wild Savory Danish Crown, meaning it is leavened with wild yeast. Filled with onions and cheese, this butter-rich ring of bread reminds me of a big croissant filled with onions. Although this bread crown is not quite as flaky as a croissant, it does have some lovely buttery layers and a delicious flavor.
Bread has a way of bringing people together and bridging the gap. To me, it represents family, togetherness, and community. My family’s Holiday traditions growing up always involved rolls; however, the rolls were store-bought and I never really enjoyed them. It wasn’t until I started making homemade bread, that I learned what a roll was supposed to taste like. Over the years, I’ve made lots
For World Bread Day, the Bread Baking Babes made Apple Bread with Cider and Calvados, a rustic bread with a poolish start. This lovely bread is dotted with apples throughout the dough and features sliced apples on top. The description says it’s a fantastic bread, tangy, with a strong apple flavor and flaky crust. Kelly of A Messy Kitchen is the host kitchen this month
This Wild Sourdough Pumpkin Pull-Apart Bread, made with KAMUT white and sprouted wheat flour, is laced with Fall flavors and filled with a gooey cinnamon and brown sugar paste. Wild Pull Apart Bread is the monthly challenge for the Bread Baking Babes. Elizabeth of blog from OUR kitchen challenged us to make a savory or sweet sourdough pull apart bread with the filling of our
Let the sunshine in with this centerpiece-worthy Sourdough Sunshine Loaf, shaped like the sun and made with a blend of rye and white flours. This is the bread of the month for the Bread Baking Babes, and I’m pleased to announce that I’m the host kitchen for August. I chose this Sunshine Loaf because we all need a little ray of light in our lives,
