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Proto

Legendary Member
Don't forget the photos!

(By the way, when I've made spelt loafs in the past, I've found they rise very quickly. Definitely a dough you need to keep a close eye on. )

Here you go!
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glasgowcyclist

glasgowcyclist

Charming but somewhat feckless
Location
Scotland
I might pinch that recipe. Looks a bit like a slightly less rich brioche...

It does, I'll report on the flavour tomorrow. Here's the full method:

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He has a similar recipe for pizzicotti, which are sweet, soft, butter rolls and they look much closer to brioche.
 
I’ve run out of dried yeast now and there’s none in the supermarkets round here. :sad: Does anyone know where I can buy some?

Does your local supermarket have an in store bakery?

If so, ask the bods in the ISB. I know Tesco will give you some fresh yeast for free, but others may charge a nominal amount for a dollop.
 
Which reminds, I managed to get my mitts on some flour on Tuesday. :girldance:

My local Tesco had sacks of Elephant-branded Atta flour in.

The advantage of being raised in London yet now shopping in a very provincial Tesco - the natives don't often recognise the "weird" ingredients or are suspicious of them, and thus leave them well alone. If they'd known what the stuff was, that shelf (in the offers section) would've been picked clean I'm sure, as the pukka baking aisle is still denuded bar the odd dented tin of treacle.

As a result, I'm 20kg of flour to the good. ^_^
 
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