Category: Wheat Breads
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Tsoureki – Greek Easter Bread
Tsoureki, greek easter bread, uses some very unusual ingredients. One is mahlap, the ground up kernels of a mediterranean cherry variety. The other is mastic, a resin that gets harvested on the Greek island of Chios. Those two ingredients are responsible for the very unique taste of the Tsoureki.
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Khorasan and Emmer Toast
Have you ever baked with ancient grains? Khorasan, emmer, einkorn and spelt all bring some challenges with them, but with this super easy recipe, you can bake a fluffy toast or sandwich bread.
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Emmi Einkorn
I need to start naming my bread creations. “The one with whole emmer, whole einkorn and a bit of bread flour, stuffed with a mix of soaked seeds and multigrain flakes” is quite a mouthful. So, for now, I call it Emmi Einkorn. If you want to know how this sourdough bread is made, click…
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English Muffin Bread
English muffins made in a cast iron pan are quite common knowledge. But making them in bread form was new to me. The bread turned out delicious and makes fantastic toast!
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Scraps Hoagies
I have another “use what you have” recipe for you. This time, it results in hoagies, the ultimate sandwich buns.
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New York Deli Rye
Let’s use the freshly spawned rye and einkorn starter to bake a delicious NY Deli Rye Bread.
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Baguettes with a touch of rye
Join me in my kitchen and let’s bake baguettes together. These have a little bit of rye added for a flavor boost and you’ll even see shaping and scoring videos.
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Cheddar Jalapeno Bread
It’s fall here in Germany, or how I call it: Soup Season. There’s nothing better than a bowl of soup with a great slice of bread. And today’s Cheddar Jalapeno Bread is extra special.
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Struan – scottish harvest bread
Come on over and I show you how to bake a scottish struan, a harvest bread that lets you use up a lot of odds and ends in your pantry or your fridge. It’s a super versatile recipe, embracing the mentality of “use what you have” which gives you infinite possibilities of making this bread.
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Tarhana Twisters
I used homemade tarhana to make garly, twisted baguettes with a crackly crust and soft crumb. Come on over if your want to know all the details.