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Artos - Greek Saints' Day Bread from Kassos
Artos - Greek Saints' Day Bread from Kassos
Artos - Greek Saints' Day Bread from Kassos crumb
“Artos” is the ancient Greek word for leavened bread. (“Psomi” is the modern Greek word.) However, “Artos” has come to refer more specifically to various enriched celebration breads, particularly those baked for Easter.
Pan Francese from Advanced Bread & Pastry
Tre Franceses
“Pan Francese” simply means “French Bread” in Italian. It is a long, thin loaf that is the Italian version of a baguette. Daniel Leader has a formula in Local Breads which he titles “Italian Baguettes” and says are called “Stirato,” which means “stretched” in Italian. Michel Suas' Advanced Bread and Pastry includes a formula for “Pan Francese,” and we made this bread during the Artisan II workshop at SFBI.
In Praise of Crust & Crumb
I made some banana breads tonight. They were delicious – better than ever before with some tweaking the baking temperature. As I was tasting it, I got to thinking about the book from which I got the recipe.
Banana Bread from Crust & Crumb
Banana Bread crumb
This weekend's baking: Sour Rye, SFBI Miche and Vienna Bread with Dutch Crunch
This weekend, I returned to my roots, tweaked a new favorite and baked a new bread.
When I started baking bread again after a 25 year hiatus, my motive was to make two favorite breads I was unable to obtain locally – Jewish Sour Rye and San Francisco-style Sourdough. My initial achievement of these goals was with the Sour Rye formula from George Greenstein's Secrets of a Jewish Baker and with Peter Reinhart's Sourdough Bread from Crust & Crumb. These remain among my favorite breads.
Miche, Pointe-à-Callière from Hamelman's "Bread": visiting an old friend
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