Thinking about a sandwich bun, why don't we put the sesame seeds in the sides and then we create a space on the top for making a decoration with a stencil?
This is one of the varieties of bread we made in a course with masterbaker Josep Pascual (https://www.facebook.com/Josep.Pascual.forner).
looks like tripadvisor logo
Like 'em, like 'em, like 'em!
Cathy
Very cute! Nice job.
ian
I LOVE them. So cute.Definitely will have to play with stencils!Well done.
I need an owl stencil! Is this commercially available?
David
Very cute !! https://www.google.com/search?q=small+owl+stencil&oq=small+owl+stencil&aqs=chrome..69i57.9866j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
I grabbed one. Stay tuned.
Happy baking, and happy thanksgiving, and happy thanksgiving baking!
David
Another option is to 3d-print a stencil. Grab a 3d-printer file off the web, or make your own. Libraries, makerspaces, universities, community centres often have 3d printers where you can print something off for a couple $.
You can print in a food-safe PLA filament.
If you're hyper sensitive to food safety issues, feel free to disregard.