Turns out, not that hard — It was Quick Breads that were the signature bakes this week — A combination of Baking Powder / Bicarbonate of Soda mixed with buttermilk to create
a bread like texture without the aid of yeast (and also without waiting hours to prove).
Not exact matches
Not sure where i went wrong, followed recipie to the letter and have had to leave it for a good hour and a half and it still was
like bread and butter puding, it just wouldnt set to a cutable
like texture.
This will result in more of a dessert, dense, cake
like textured bread.
They are gluten - free, grain - free, fluffy, sliceable, and TOTALLY
BREAD -
LIKE with the best
texture!
The
texture is nothing
like the photo either, the photos look
bread like,
like a muffin, mine look
like petrified peanut butter balls.
I'm not much for the idea of
bread pudding, but the
texture of cornbread and the sweetness of blueberries seem
like something that would work wonderfully in a dish
like this.
My instinct was to grind the oats, but I'm glad I didn't, because they didn't cook through all the way, and everyone
liked the
texture they gave the
bread.
This sounds
like the perfect recipe for stuffing - moistness of
bread, crumbliness of cornmeal so that it both absorbs flavor and provides
texture.
This recipe has a banana
bread texture but make a fun «brownie -
like» bar if sliced that way.
«Launched in 2006, Wholesome Harvest made with Whole Grain White Sandwich
Bread is the first
bread available in the Retail In - store Bakery that combines the taste, look and
texture of white
bread that children
like with the healthy goodness of Whole Grains that moms love.
The
texture is moist and chewier than any other paleo banana
bread I've made, has a great mildly sweet flavor, and you can dress it up any way you
like (chopped nuts, chocolate chips, raisins, blueberries, etc!)
Very tasty with a
texture a lot
like corn
bread pancakes.
Gluten free, paleo, keto, packed with filling nuts and seeds, it's portable, sturdy enough to carry a huge serving of smashed avocado and doesn't have that cakey
texture like many other paleo
bread alternatives.
It has become a lifesaver for me when I crave something
bread -
like that I can pick up and bite into with that
texture.
Hi Elana, I really
like this recipe for the
texture of the
bread.
The first breakfast on the terrace of the apartment in the Algarve, cured ham, castello cheese, plum tomatoes, rustic
bread, butter and to drink freshly squeezed orange juice and fresh coffee, the taste, the
texture, the flavours and the colours are magical, there was nothing
like it.
Personally, I
like the
texture of the «
bread» - whatever - mine came out sort of chewy.
I've always been pretty disappointed with gf
bread on the store shelves; it's always the wrong
texture or really tastes
like cardboard.
I
like to add millet flour to baked goods since it lends a great
texture and flavor to everything from
bread to cookies.
In fact, quite a few of the recipes on this blog I made simply because I had no idea what the taste and
texture was
like (such as this panna cotta or this
bread pudding).
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.
The
texture of the finished
bread is very moist, and a little spongy as a lot of
breads are that use yogurt; this is not a bad thing, I
like this in my
breads.
I just
liked the extra spice and
texture it gave the
bread.
(If you don't
like whole seeds in your
bread, grinding them in a spice grinder, coffee grinder or mortar and pestle allows their flavor to come through without the
texture.
I was especially pleased that the
texture was almost exactly
like «regular» banana
bread, as I've tried several paleo
bread / muffin recipes with unpalatable
textures and I was starting to think that good paleo
bread did not exist.
I pulled mine out of the oven just a few hours ago, and already my boyfriend and I have managed to eat a half loaf of the moist, flakey, almost croissant -
like textured bread.
but this is just
like any other non paleo banana
bread texture.
I think this may have changed the consistency a lot cause my
bread ended up being a cake -
like texture so it crumbled a bit but it was still very tasty!
In contrast, when grains are milled or refined
like white
bread, white rice, and white pasta, they have been processed to create a finer, lighter
texture.
The
texture was almost
like that of the
bread we used to buy from the bakery in our neighbourhood back in Mangalore.
Lovely and moist,
texture is more
like a pudding than a
bread.
Like Kat a few comments back, I enjoy a slightly grainy hummus, much like I prefer a textured whole - grain bread to Wonder br
Like Kat a few comments back, I enjoy a slightly grainy hummus, much
like I prefer a textured whole - grain bread to Wonder br
like I prefer a
textured whole - grain
bread to Wonder
bread.
I also had the layers sliding about a bit, but it held together better once it had been in the refrigerator several hours The
texture was not what I expected, more
like a sweet
bread than a cake, and one of my guests thought it was zucchini
bread.
I made the lemon spelt
bread yesterday and it turned out pretty well.The
texture is great and I
like its form.
it does taste eggy with a
texture that's more
like moist cake instead of typical normal
bread (since no yeast is used).
The best whole wheat
bread had to be
liked by all tasters and have a
texture that was a happy medium between dense and airy — not too dry and hard nor too soft and gummy.
I've made the
bread and it's pretty and tasty, but just to ask if it's supposed to taste eggy and the
texture's
like moist cake.
You may want to add that after you cover the dough with the plastic that you should let it rest for «30 minutes» while the pot is heating because for those of us who multi-task in the kitchen, we can forget a simple step
like that and it does make a difference in the
texture of the
bread.
This obviously looks nothing
like traditional round English muffins, but I
like to think that this
bread gets its name from the inner
texture.
Our top two
breads were very similar: both had rectangular slices (as opposed to square) and flaky grains scattered across the top, which we
liked for the added
texture.
I am in need of some advise, I have a pumpkin
bread recipe that has a great flavor and almost prefect
texture with the exception that it is far too moist for my
liking.
Any other ingredients
like fruits, nuts, liquids and sugars only add to the flavor and
texture of the quick
bread.
This banana
bread has a
texture and moisture just
like its unhealthy cousin!
I just made this recipe and I really
liked the
texture of the
bread.
I love the
texture and flavor, it's a lot
like sprouted grain
bread.
Just
like with
bread making, we need to knead the dough a bit, to develop strands of gluten that give seitan a meaty
texture.
I've been gluten free for almost 4 months due to health issues and this is the FIRST
bread that I've tasted that actually tastes
like bread and doesn't have a weird, doughy
texture.
Add too much liquid and you'll end up with a soggy, wet
bread -
like texture.
I just made these and the flavor is great but the
texture is very much
like eating
bread rolls with a soft center.
They are
like a baked oatmeal, except you can eat them on the go, and they taste
like a banana
bread, with the
texture and size of a muffin (okay, muffin top).