Reynard
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The bakers' thread
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Ah. What about soaking in soup?They were supposed to be a sourdough bread made with an oat soaker. I kind of got the proving wrong, hence the frisbees...
Well, more of a cross between a frisbee and a house brick, really.They'd have made a good door stop.
Reynard
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Reynard
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bluenotebob
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Another contribution from me .. yesterday's turmeric bread ('pain au curcuma').
More details, including a full list of ingredients here :
http://www.cookingbites.com/threads/turmeric-bread.14181/
More details, including a full list of ingredients here :
http://www.cookingbites.com/threads/turmeric-bread.14181/
Over the weekend our boy asked about seeded bread, which we don't buy or bake very often.
I got so seeds from the shop (pumpkin, sunflower and poppy) to add to the rolls I usually make. When I was gathering the ingredients I found some ground walnuts, and thought I would add some of that too, taking inspiration from @bluenotebob's mention of chestnut flour.
They came out good, but didn't raise as much as usual, I think the yeast may be too old. Son really liked them, which is a triumph on its own as there aren't many things he will eat willingly.
I got so seeds from the shop (pumpkin, sunflower and poppy) to add to the rolls I usually make. When I was gathering the ingredients I found some ground walnuts, and thought I would add some of that too, taking inspiration from @bluenotebob's mention of chestnut flour.
They came out good, but didn't raise as much as usual, I think the yeast may be too old. Son really liked them, which is a triumph on its own as there aren't many things he will eat willingly.
Dave 123
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They'd make nice bread boards...
Archie_tect
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Someone's broken one of your loofahs.
Reynard
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*chuckle* 
Hugh Manatee
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I put this on the retirement thread but wish to smugly boast on here also.
Add the butter and cheese.....thats my lunch
And a very fine lunch it looks, sir.
Reynard
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I put this on the retirement thread but wish to smugly boast on here also.
Add the butter and cheese.....thats my lunch
Swap the beer for a couple of
and that'd do very nicely.What cheese, btw?
Today it was a bog standard crumbly Cheshire.... which I am partial to.Swap the beer for a couple of
What cheese, btw?
Reynard
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