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lazy, round, eary and piggy bread

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Jw

lazy, round, eary and piggy bread

I have been making a lot a lazy bread lately. Takes me 20 minutes (incl. cleaning up, excl. baking time) for two breads. I always add seeds, makes the taste much better.

For flour I use 2/3 white, 1/3 rye or 1/3 five grain flour. I have tested the different percentages, mostly I go with 1/3 en 2/3.

The round bread: I was trying to make a bread for a bigger party. This would make cutting a bit easier (and it did).

The eary bread is pain de provence (I believe). I used wild yeast instead of instant for these.

I like this close-up!

The piggy bread is full rye. Very heady and solid, didn't rise very much. Great taste with a brettlejause! (just a table with good food, bread, sausages, cheese etc),

I'll have some more exiting pictures next time, finally got a new camera.

Happy baking!

Cheers,
Jw.

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xaipete (not verified)

Nice array of breads, Jw.

--Pamela

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TeaIV

very nice! especially when you only spent 20 minutes on it.

 

TeaIV

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dmsnyder

They look hearty. Good with a strong cheese or sausage - smoked, garlicky or both. Not to mention a porter or stout. 

Hmmm. ... Must be dinner time.

David

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althetrainer

Wow only 20 minutes.  You've done very well!

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ques2008 (not verified)

those eary breads are something else!

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jannrn

BEAUTIFUL!!! Now how about sharing the recipe!!! I would love to make some for dinner!
Thanks!
Jannrn

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Jw

http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/12571/lazy-bread-twenty

here you go, Jannrn. Hope you can use it as well.

Cheers,
Jw.

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Jw

you're right. I am making pictures and will upload this weekend. The lazy bread guide... Cheers, Jw.