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Wedding reception glass of cranberry vodka next to bread at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, New York (NY), United States (USA). #longisland #newyork #usa #drinks
The flanking loaves are the same bread, just different shapes. They're both a whole-wheat sourdough. I pushed the water content way up, to where the dough was almost like ciabatta but without the huge oven spring. After the one on the right just laid there in the oven like a bad lover, I poured the one on the left into a loaf pan to at least support it. The flavor is great (I took 3 days to build it), and I love the open crumb and moistness that all the water gave it. The one in the center is cinnamon walnut raisin.
The reason I made so much bread today is because my neighbor loaned me his Electrolux "Magic Mill" mixer. It's a beast of a mixer that can handle large, heavy doughs like my sourdough, which I usually knead by hand for ~20 minutes. It was a real treat, but at close to $500, I don't guess I'll have one of my own too soon!
inside crumb structure... wished it rose bit more but still pretty great...Taste = Fantastic. Try this yourself.
Bread & Butter at KEXP Rocks the Dock - Seattle Waterfront, July 1, 2017. Photo by Bebe Labree Besch
french baguettes - peter reinhart's recipe using pate fermentee fridged for 3 days - GREAT flavour & crumb, crust needs a bit of work. NB - pate fermentee can be safely fridged for up to 7 days - will smell very yeasty/alcoholic but will bake out - produces great caramelization
There was a cookery class going on in this kitchen but the students were on a coffee break so we were able to go in. The food described sounded good but the uncooked pastry looked like a clay pot!