Our passion is great bread!
It’s been awhile since I’ve made bread using the Tartine method, but when I saw a beautiful photo of a Tartine bread on Facebook the other day, it inspired me to try it again. That loaf was made with Spelt and white flour. I decided to make Semolina Bread, and substitute all-purpose Spelt for the all-purpose white flour and adapt the method to suit my
This canning season, I’ve been experimenting with different flavor combinations. I made crockpot blackberry jam and rosemary peach butter. I had some blackberries and peaches left so I combined them in this Blackberry Peach Jam. It seems that I’m not the only one that had this idea because I found a few versions online for inspiration. Looking at the photos on Pinterest was what really
I tried to make more sourdough rosemary lavish crackers yesterday, but the dough wouldn’t let me. It wanted to be bread. So I made Sourdough Rosemary Focaccia instead. I was feeding my sourdough starters and decided to make crackers with the discarded sourdough. I had invited a friend over who likes sourdough bread so I thought I would introduce him to the Sourdough Rosemary
These lavash crackers, made with sourdough and rosemary and topped with roasted tomatoes and feta cheese, make a delicious appetizer or snack. The Sourdough Surprises challenge for August is sourdough crackers. I’ve been experimenting with sourdough crackers for several months so this wasn’t a challenge so much as an opportunity to make more crackers. Since I’ve made sourdough crackers before, I decided to do something
This Pane alla Cioccolata, a sourdough chocolate loaf bread with dried cherries, is a bread that’s meant to be shared. I love to share bread stories with everyone who reads this blog, but I also tend to talk about bread with anyone who will listen. Most everyone around me, family, friends and acquaintances, know I’m a bread-baking fanatic. The more I learn about bread baking,
