Showing posts with label Index. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Index. Show all posts
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Monday, May 12, 2008
Breads made with a firm starter
- Apricot Loaf (80% whole wheat)
- Gérard Rubaud's Apprentice Loaf
- Hutzelnot Bread with cherries and cranberries
- JT's 85x3
- Pain campagnard
- Pain polka (Polka Bread)
- Peapod Bread
- Rustic Batards
- Seven Stars Bakery's Pumpkin Seed Bread
- Stenciled Miche
- The Meteorite
- Thom Leonard's Olive Bread
- Wild Rice Bread
Labels:
Index
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Yeasted Breads
- Andrew Whitley's Spicy Buns
- Banana Feather Bread
- Blue Bird Farms No-Knead Emmer Bread
- Bread in a Box
- Chocolate Ciabatta with Dried Cherries and Roasted Hazelnuts
- Chocolate Torpedo (made with potato yeast)
- Essential Sweet Perrin (Pear Bread)
- Jim Lahey's No-Knead Peanut Bread
- Larry's Sprouted Spelt Bread
- No-knead garlic parmesan bread
- Pain de l'Abbaye Saint-Wandrille (also contains levain)
- Pear-Hazelnut Ciabatta (also contains liquid levain)
- Poppy seed twist
- Teff Sunflower Ciabatta (also contains liquid levain)
- Spring cleaning bread
- Sprouted Spelt Bread
- Swedish Thin Bread
- White Whole Wheat Laurel Wreath
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Monday, March 17, 2008
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Breads made with liquid starter
- 100% Whole Grain Spelt and Kamut Pavés
- Apple-Blueberry Spelt Bread with Chia Seeds
- Apricot Limoncello Ciabatta
- Blender Bread
- Blueberry Ciabatta
- Chad Robertson's Danish Rye Bread
- Chamomille, Cherry & Pistachio Crown
- Chestnut Flour Bread
- Chocolate and Currant Sourdough Bread
- Ciabatta Saga (cont'd): kamut and white whole wheat experiments
- Cliff Leir's 50% Red Fife Bread
- Curly Ficelles (Nancy Silverton's recipe)
- Double Fennel Loaf
- Drunken Ciabatta
- Fun Fougasses
- Hamburger Buns
- Hanne Risgaard's Real Rye Bread (see also Of Bread and Herons)
- Kamut Miche
- Kathy's Asiago-Onion Bread
- Kneadlessly Simple San Francisco Style Sourdough Bread
- Kouglof with Cherries & Saffron
- Larry's Buckwheat Batons
- Local Loaf (Hazelnut Cider Barley Bread)
- Lovebird Loaf
- Light Brioche with cherries, chocolate and hazelnuts
- Millet Bread
- Morning Cuddle Bread (with oats, plums and hazelnuts)
- Nantucket Crown
- Noah Elbers' Maple-Oatmeal Bread
- Onion-Goat Cheese Foccacia
- Onion-Parmesan Twist
- Orange & Plum Miche with Two Pre-ferments
- Pain de l'Abbaye Saint-Wandrille
- Pan d'oro
- Pavé au levain
- Pear and Spelt Bread
- Pear-Hazelnut Ciabatta (also contains poolish)
- Poppy-seed Wreath
- Rustic Rye Mini-Loaves with Anise Seeds
- San Francisco Style Sourdough Bread
- Sourdough Corn & Spelt Rolls
- Sweet Potato Bread
- Teff Mash Bread
- Teff Sunflower Ciabatta (also contains poolish)
- Tweaked Ciabatta
- Vermont Apple Bread
- Vermont Feather Beds
Labels:
Index
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Learning about bread with Gérard Rubaud
Ask the Baker
Meet the Baker
Revisiting Gérard
Gérard Rubaud: The Never-Ending Quest
Gérard Rubaud: The Movie (October 2011)
Baguette/batard shaping: Gérard's method
Building a levain à la Gérard: step 1
Building a levain à la Gérard: step 2 & 3...
Gérard Rubaud on working the levain
Troubleshooting dough hydration: a trick "à la Gérard"
Gérard Rubaud and the Three-Speed Levain
Meet the Baker
Revisiting Gérard
Gérard Rubaud: The Never-Ending Quest
Gérard Rubaud: The Movie (October 2011)
Baguette/batard shaping: Gérard's method
Building a levain à la Gérard: step 1
Building a levain à la Gérard: step 2 & 3...
Gérard Rubaud on working the levain
Troubleshooting dough hydration: a trick "à la Gérard"
Gérard Rubaud and the Three-Speed Levain
Labels:
Index
Friday, December 21, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Friday, November 2, 2007
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Friday, July 13, 2007
Breadspeak
- Autolyse: resting period following the incorporation of water and flour (and sometimes starter or yeast but no salt), allowing the gluten to start developing on its own prior to the beginning of the mixing process. This technique makes it possible to shorten the mixing, thus reducing the incorporation of oxygen into the dough which helps with the flavor and the crumb structure
- Poolish: a portion of water and flour mixed (usually in the same proportions) with a pinch of yeast and allowed to ferment before its incorporation into the final dough
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Thursday, July 12, 2007
Friday, May 25, 2007
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Friday, June 3, 2005
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