I’ve got so enamored with the picture of these lovely boules that I had to bake this bread tout de suite in my own kitchen. I blogged about it here on Majology http://majology.mymaj.net/food/bread/ive-been-baking-a-storm/. You’re absolutely right. The bread became our favourite instantly. I plan to submit it to Yeastspotting – hope this will be acceptable. Thank you for the formula – as always, your fantastic write-ups make the baking easy and so very relaxing. I love Wild Yeast!!!
Pretty…interesting…pretty interesting.
Hope you blog about these.
Jeff, these are actually the preshaping for what eventually became batards of a seeded multigrain bread, much like these:
http://www.wildyeastblog.com/2010/03/08/seeded-multigrain-sourdough-it-is-what-it-is/
http://www.wildyeastblog.com/2011/01/12/multigrain-nigella-seed-sourdough/
If you haven’t tried this, do; it’s one of my favorites.
wow,..pic says it all
Nothing more satisfying than early morning boules
Satisfying, in more ways than one. I can’t wait for the recipe.
Wow, looks good. Now all I need is a cup of black coffee to go with it for my normal breakfast routine
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i love the morning light on these
I’ve got so enamored with the picture of these lovely boules that I had to bake this bread tout de suite in my own kitchen. I blogged about it here on Majology http://majology.mymaj.net/food/bread/ive-been-baking-a-storm/. You’re absolutely right. The bread became our favourite instantly. I plan to submit it to Yeastspotting – hope this will be acceptable. Thank you for the formula – as always, your fantastic write-ups make the baking easy and so very relaxing. I love Wild Yeast!!!
Thank you for interesting recipe!