I actually got the book from the library a couple of months back but didn't try it at the time. This past weekend I got the recipe from my sister-in-law and there's no stopping me now. I love it, my kids love it, my husband loves it, my parents love it, my grandpa loves it. And it is so easy to make!! I have a friend that talked about making this freshly baked bread for her family and midwives while she was in early labor. That's how easy it is.
You can get started with the master recipe, generously printed here. [Admittedly, I don't use a baking stone as we don't have one, but a baking sheet seems to work out well too.]
You can get started with the master recipe, generously printed here. [Admittedly, I don't use a baking stone as we don't have one, but a baking sheet seems to work out well too.]
My own copy of the bread book it on its way to me, along with a copy of Michael Pollan's new book, In Defense of Food. Looks like I'm gearing up for another summer of foodie reading. Any recommendations from you on what to add to my list?
4 comments:
that looks fabulous!
"Milk: the surprising story of milk through the ages" or something like that. The writing is a tad dry, but the recipes are unreal
thanks for the tip (no one bakes there own bread here) but am happy to have the chance at making some brown bread- 5 min a day.. how can you pass that up!
Have you read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver? One of my favorite books of all time.
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