No bread flour due to the pandemic? All-purpose flour lives up to its name. Due to the pandemic, I go to the grocery store only one day a week. Each time I walk the aisles in my mask, I look in the baking section for bread flour. Unfortunately, in the eight weeks I’ve been shelteringContinue reading “All-Purpose Flour Sourdough Bread”
Category Archives: Recipes
Easy Sourdough Recipe
Recipes with a big time commitment, lots of ingredients, and many steps can intimidate. This recipe is the easiest I’ve tried. Since I started this blog, a few folks have said that the recipes seem overwhelming, so I decided to try a simple bread with just two flours–bread flour and dark rye–and a short prepContinue reading “Easy Sourdough Recipe”
Imperfection is Still Pretty Good
It’s a good idea to follow recipes precisely, but messing things up a bit can still have good results. I messed up. My timing was off. When I bake, I typically try to follow the recommended timing on recipes as closely as I can, with minor changes based on weather and our upper-Midwestern climate. ButContinue reading “Imperfection is Still Pretty Good”
Naan-like Bread
If you learn anything about me from this blog, it’s that I am not a bread purist. If it tastes good, it’s good. That’s true for this naan recipe too–not traditionally made, but delicious. That counts. Naan is a leavened flatbread, traditionally made in a tandoor, a cylindrical clay, open-fire oven. I love naan, butContinue reading “Naan-like Bread”
A New Recipe With Einkorn
Once you bake a few loaves, you may decide to explore other recipes. Mix and match flours to explore which flavor profiles you like best. My go-to bread recipe is a basic, lower hydration (read less water) dough that’s easy to work with. Every once in a while, I get the urge to experiment withContinue reading “A New Recipe With Einkorn”
Sourdough Recipe
If you get this one right, you and your family can enjoy fresh baked bread anytime. Fancier recipes are just gilding the lily. Once you have an established sourdough starter, you’ll be ready to bake your first loaf. It’s not hard, but it takes several steps and patience. This recipe (my favorite) comes from TheContinue reading “Sourdough Recipe”
