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Fresh from the oven, It was looking pretty good as I cut into it. When it came to tasting though,I was left gasping for water! I had misread the recipe which said 1 tsp salt, whereas I used 1 tbsp. Better luck next time.
Banana bread-cake. This time I added pure almond extract and it was much better than vanilla extract.
I eat so much jam on my bread that my wife thinks bread is nothing but an edible spoon used to transfer copious amounts of jam into my mouth. It's a spoon I don't have to wash!
This is my Bread entry to the 2009 Photo Challenge hosted by photochallenge.org.
10 Corso Como addes a plate of pristine veggies to the complementary. The colours alone are a refreshing sight (dining out so many days has seen a lack of vegetable or fruit in my diet). The rolls were solf and almost a cross between moist milk rolls and denser biscuits. The bread sticks were slightly crist and coated with sesame seeds (yay).
Panera Bread #1639 (3,953 square feet)
4483 South Laburnum Avenue, White Oak Village, Richmond, VA
This location opened on December 17th, 2012.
Bread made with the spent grain from yesterday's brew session. It turned out great! I used this recipe.
It has a marvelous crust, a wonderful crumb, a satisfying thump when you thump it with your thumb. For gluten-free bread, it is deeply satisfying. But it will never taste like gluten bread.
>>SEE ALL SIZES<< Web find that was sent to me - no information. Home of Sunbeam Bread - with a huge part of its huge fleet of delivery trucks. If you have any information about this picture - PLEASE POST as I would like to give credit and add information to the picture. >>> Could this be :Franklin bought the Made-Rite bakery from the Durham Baking Co. in 1945. In the 1960s, Made-Rite became affiliated with Sunbeam Bread know as Franklin Baking Co. <<<
made in a glassbox inside the oven..with a lid on it and halfway without the lid...guess it is a bread baked by inspiration from a american baker called Jim Lahey from New York...but my recipe is different ....
This was the bread with the wet spot...