I just love having discovered a whole community of other sourdough
bread bakers like you out there!
Not exact matches
Just
like a
baker's pan that has been dented, and can only produce defective
bread, we can only pass along a distorted genetic heritage to our offspring.
They are
like bakers who have mixed the ingredients for
bread, worked it into the shape of a loaf, but are forced to deliver the
bread before it is baked because the customers have arrived and demand immediate delivery.
I found that some
bakers go as far as 50:50, but it does affect the texture of your
bread — it is a matter of what you
like I guess.
As a
bread baker, they seem
like such arcane devices that I've no idea how to evaluate them.
I was looking at the zero
baker as well as
like the attachment bits that come with it but I really
liked the fact the sage machines blades retract as we have a problem with the
bread breaking up where the blade has been at times and wasting some of the
bread.
I am not a
baker - just a retired housewife who
likes the durum flour for
bread making.
I am a terrible
bread baker, though — so I love that it uses water rather than lukewarm,
like you said.
Homemade rye
bread can be quite a challenge; if you're a beginning
bread baker, please become familiar with the
bread - baking process by trying a simpler loaf (
like our White Sandwich
Bread) before tackling this one.
I love that your Mom includes the ingredient quantities right in the instructions for the
bread — it sounds
like she was a wonderful
baker.
That said, I don't want to make it sound
like you can't or shouldn't use a
baker's yeast recipe as a starting place to develop a different, sourdough - leavened,
bread.
Very good I substituted the sugar for Honey as I'm a experienced
bread baker and
like the honey smoothness, will defintly will be making these again excellent.
Novice
bread baker at 5000ft, and I
like to try a recipe straight before making altitude adjustments since there are SO MANY options to tweak.
Like one of the bakers in the comment section above, I was also a little worried since the dough seemed to be a little gummier than the typical sweetbread dough (like banana bread), but it baked beautifu
Like one of the
bakers in the comment section above, I was also a little worried since the dough seemed to be a little gummier than the typical sweetbread dough (
like banana bread), but it baked beautifu
like banana
bread), but it baked beautifully!
It was nice & moist, rose up
like any other pumpkin
bread (I've seen some vegan loaf
breads made by experienced vegan
bakers that don't rise & won't get that domed top & «fissure» that a
bread like this should have, not to mention being too dense & having a weird «vitamin - y» taste, but this wasn't
like that) Definitely gonna make it for the thing for work, I think it'll be a hit, & it was definitely easy to make - the only thing I had to buy that I didn't already have was a can of pumpkin puree, & it was inexpensive to make.
Your
bread recipes are must - trys hehe even for a novice
baker like me
First, I want to thank you for been such a great
baker and help us (lousy
bakers in progress
like me) attempt and succeed at making this
bread.
She is a great
bread baker and
likes to do a majority of the cooking for her family.
If you're a home
baker and have tried sourdough before, you know making a quality loaf of
bread (that's also beautiful) can be
like trying to jump up and touch the stars.
The presentation is what pulls you in, but when you read through the comments and see that regular occasional home
bakers just
like you have made this fancy - looking
bread with success, you're in it to win it.
Yeast (
bread,
baker's / brewer's yeast, fermented products
like beer and vinegar, most food - based B vitamins)