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Some bread for the week

Nomadcruiser53's picture
Nomadcruiser53

Some bread for the week

Work has been brutally busy, so bread had to go on the back burner. I did manage to get out some sandwich bread and a couple no-knead SD. The sandwich bread is a little sweet since that's the way I like it and the SD has about 25% WW by weight. I did get a little flour rolled into the SD when I shaped it, but luckily it wasn't too much. The house smelled great today. Dave

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xaipete's picture
xaipete (not verified)

Looks like you got some nice loaves there too, Dave. Thanks for your kind remarks on my blog. I'm sure baking produces a kind of aroma therapy after a long week at work. Plus it's always gratifying/satisfying to be able to produce something so humble as one's daily bread! Each loaf provides its own relaxing adventure.

--Pamela

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avatrx1

The no knead SD looks wonderful!  What recipe did you use?  I"d love to give that a go.  You said it was no-knead.  I have that bread in 5 minutes a day book.  is it in there?

Nomadcruiser53's picture
Nomadcruiser53

I use the NYT recipe and add a cup of starter between 2 loaves. Dave

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avatrx1

I guess I'm not sure what the Times Recipe is?  The other thing that I'm unclear about is when you refer to using a starter, is that something listed on the recipe or is that a starter that you keep on hand?

So many terms, so many recipes, so much confusion on my part..............