7 Day Countdown to Starting a Sourdough Starter
This post explains the simple steps needed to grow a sourdough start at home.
Read MorePosted by Darryl Alder | Apr 1, 2020 | Getting Started, Sourdough Starter |
This post explains the simple steps needed to grow a sourdough start at home.
Read MorePosted by Darryl Alder | Mar 28, 2020 | Abigail's Oven |
As we move into week three of doing our part through self-isolation to #StopTheSpread, here at the...
Read MorePosted by Darryl Alder | Mar 24, 2020 | Health, Nutrition, and Wellness, Recipes |
This week I am going to perfect my baguette game and #BakeBaguettes until I get it right. I am...
Read MorePosted by Darryl Alder | Mar 21, 2020 | Holiday Bread, Recipes |
This is the best post-St. Patrick’s Day meal I know. And it calls for an artisan loaf of rye bread to make a Rueben Sandwich with all that leftover corned beef.
In day-to-day baking, I seldom make a loaf of bread that doesn’t have half a cup of rye flour in it. It seems to deepen the flavor, especially the second day, so be sure you give this bread a day after baking to develop its full flavor. Especially if you complement rye’s mild, nutty flavor with caraway, fennel, and/or anise seeds, which will give it the traditional deli flavor most of us associate with rye bread.
Posted by Admin | Mar 9, 2020 | Abigail's Oven, Events and Training, Getting to Know Martha, Health, Nutrition, and Wellness |
Since sourdough only has three ingredients, each one is critical. The fourth of seven “real” components in true sourdough is real water.
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