food Breaking Bread

Post a non-fife bread, I dare you!
 
How about buckwheat pancakes, I love those.
 
Potato Onion Bread.
 
50% flour to Blitzed potato and Onion, caraway in their too, yeast dough. Poppy seads at the base with oil when the dough is laid down. Rosemary in their too.
Super yummy :)
 
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Onion Bread  :party:
 
Two day ferment, Caraway, Rosemary, Fife flour. I added some starch to give it more chewiness.
 
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Einkorn Bread.
 
First time using this flour, the Original grain from all others, highest in nutrition, and have to say the best Ive ever tasted, a very full flavor unique to itself, highly recommended if you get a chance to try it. has a golden flax color to the grain.
 
75% Hydration
Self ground whole berries.
Kefir whey, 1tsp ACV to hydrate and ferment.
Added yeast on the third day.
Baked 425 for 25min.
 
Lots of on youtube about it. Perfect for wheat allergies.
https://www.einkorn.com/einkorn-history/
 
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Emmer Flour Bread.
Another new one trying, Ancient grains great for people with wheat allergies.
 
My standard three day ferment and 75% hydration.
Great sandwich bread, neutral flavor so it does not dominate.
 
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I often bake bagels, but haven't tried a sourdough until now. Glad I did - it didn't turn out too badly for the first attempt (certainly was tasty!):
 
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Next time I'm going to try and get the wheat ear artwork to be more realistic...  ;)
 
Today some black olive sourdough. This one is very tasty - it's not going to last long... (and I got a good ear on this one.)
 
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There are some great piment (chili/hot) olives available here in Nice. I'm definitely going to try them next time around - they should make an awesome loaf.
(Today was a bit of an accident in that I found a packet of olives in the fridge that needed using and thought "why not?")
 
I was also looking at different grains/flours in the local organic supermarket - some interesting options. So far I've just been getting my eye in for consistency. Do you have any favourites?
 
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