Bread?

Started by The Architect, November 07, 2009, 05:09:29 PM

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The Architect

Who makes their own bread?

It all started with the bread machine my wife bought.  Since then I've started baking more and more bread.  It tastes good and I know what I put into it.  And nothing beats that fresh out of the oven taste.

Last week, French baguettes



Today bialys (very hard to find around here  :( )




What kind of bread do you bake?

somegirl

Very nice! [thumbsup]

I used to bake my own bread but haven't done it in a while.  Think I should start again.

I used to do a fair amount of different kinds of multigrain loaves, also pizza crust, cinnamon rolls, dinner rolls, etc. 
I tried sourdough but had a bit of a hard time keeping the starter going.
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mitt

My wife bakes a lot of bread.  She has tried many different french baguette recipes, but none were really good.  We were maybe spoiled my living in France for 2 years.

We recently found a take and bake loaf from Minneapolis (http://www.newfrenchbakery.com/products/product_detail.cfm?CAT_ID=1&this_section_id=2&snav=1) that are really good.

She makes 1 type bread that takes a 1/2 can of Budweiser that is to die for.  I will have to ask her what it is.

mitt

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somegirl

I once made a gluten-free pizza crust from scratch.
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Grampa

Quote from: somegirl on November 07, 2009, 07:40:15 PM
I once made a gluten-free pizza crust from scratch.

;D

we actually make g/f bread all the time, and...... Betty Crooker now makes g/f cake mix [thumbsup]


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teddy037.2

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I can't bake a dang thing.  well, ok, I managed to not make the beast with two backs up biscuits that one time.


The Architect

Quote from: teddy037.2 on November 07, 2009, 09:26:09 PM
I can't bake a dang thing.  well, ok, I managed to not make the beast with two backs up biscuits that one time.



I used to be the same way but I figured if I can do the valves on my bikes and design multistory buildings, I should be able to bake a loaf of bread?  So I gave it a shot.  It's not as easy as you might think but it's doable.   [wine]   :)

The Architect

Quote from: bobspapa on November 07, 2009, 07:34:42 PM
this thread is evil

Sorry BP.  I don't know how you do it.

Mad Duc

I've been trying to do more kitchen stuff but haven't tried bread yet.  One quick trick I learned with unsliced bread - if its a day or two old you can rub the crust with wet hands then throw it back in the oven for 10 minutes @ 350 and the bread will be nice again. You can get 3-4 days out of a loaf doing this.
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We go through 50-pound bags of King Arthur "Lancelot" four or five times a year.

Bread is good.
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teddy037.2

Quote from: The Architect on November 08, 2009, 02:40:21 AM
I used to be the same way but I figured if I can do the valves on my bikes and design multistory buildings, I should be able to bake a loaf of bread?  So I gave it a shot.  It's not as easy as you might think but it's doable.   [wine]   :)

I leave the baking to my patisserie degree'd sister ^_^ but I'm a fairly handy cook. it's a totally different world.

LA

Quote from: The Architect on November 07, 2009, 05:09:29 PM
Who makes their own bread?
It all started with the bread machine my wife bought.  Since then I've started baking more and more bread.  It tastes good and I know what I put into it.  And nothing beats that fresh out of the oven taste.
Last week, French baguettes

Today bialys (very hard to find around here  :( )

What kind of bread do you bake?

I'm a good cook - have cooked 90% of the food my family eats for almost 30 years, but breads and cakes are tough.

That's good lookn' stuff.  [thumbsup]

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Quote from: mitt on November 07, 2009, 05:33:29 PM

She makes 1 type bread that takes a 1/2 can of Budweiser that is to die for. 

They make Budweiser that's to die for? I've never seen it sold  :P
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