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Tag Archives: bread
December Breads: Another Year of Baking Is Done
This is another monthly update about our adventures in baking all our own bread products. It’s hard to believe 2011 is over. I baked a lot of breads last year, but there are still so many recipes I want to … Continue reading
Whole Wheat Sourdough Pita Bread
The recipe that follows is one that I developed specifically for my sourdough starter. It should be adaptable to other starters, but I’ve only tested with what I have. Some adjustments to the amount of liquid and flour may be … Continue reading
November Breads: It’s All About the Flour
This is another monthly update about our adventures in baking all our own bread products. Usually the focus of my bread making is the finished product, and my monthly updates reflect that. I mean, you bake bread to eat it, … Continue reading
October Breads
This is another monthly update about our adventures in baking all our own bread products. Summer here saw us slow down our bread baking. I still made hamburger buns, and pita bread, and the occasional sandwich loaf. I even tried … Continue reading
Green Tomato Bread
Whole wheat pastry flour gives this bread a big nutritional boost, and a lovely color. Green tomatoes add moisture and texture, but remain pretty well undetectable to picky eaters. The pureed tomato and sugar mixture can be prepared and frozen … Continue reading
It’s Time To Bake Sourdough Bread
Earlier this week I wrote about our venture into sourdough baking here at HA. I began growing a batch of sourdough starter, using whole wheat flour. For the first few days, the starter didn’t look like much, but I kept … Continue reading
Capturing the Wild Yeasts
I haven’t talked much lately about our bread baking adventures, but we’re still making all our own breads. This summer I took a break from my monthly bread updates, because there just wasn’t anything new to mention. I did wade … Continue reading



