Milk Bread
For my next bread offering I chose this milk bread. From the addition of milk, breads take on an especially tender crumb as well as a wonderful color on the crust. For the recipe there are two pre-doughs: A milk… weiterlesen
White bread
Flatbread
For the pentecost weekend coming up I want to start the grill, and with it the flat bread! For this flat bread recipe, there are two pre-doughs that form the backbone for the crispy crust and the tender crumb. The… weiterlesen
No Knead – Spelt
For my next to last recipe about spelt, I opted for a no-knead recipe. Perhaps the special thing about this recipe was the way it proofed, because the bread matured for 12-14 hours at room temperature. The whole recipe does… weiterlesen
Spelt Ciabatta
Since I’ve received some questions about spelt recently, I would like to dedicate my next recipes to the grain. I have planned three recipes, with something for everyone, from beginners to professionals. Since I’m not really a spelt-master myself, I… weiterlesen
Schrotling
The next bread that I want to introduce you to is called the Schrotling. This is a special bread that has a few particular characteristics. About half of the rye flour in this recipe comes in the form of sourdough,… weiterlesen
Half-white
This half-white bread is a mixed wheat bread where the wheat content is 50%. The shelf life of mixed wheat breads are increased with the addition of rye. In order to achieve an intensive flavor in the bread, the rye… weiterlesen
Topfen Bread
Right at the start of spring I have come up with a moist topfen bread. With this bread you can really let it all out again. The day before, the Pate Fêrmentêe, sourdough, and soaker are prepared. In retrospect, it… weiterlesen
Mediterranean Pan Bread
My first bread in the category “Pane Italiano“ is a wheat bread that is baked in a pot. Although I use salt in my recipe, those that would like can just leave it out. Those that have been to tuscany… weiterlesen
Tourte de Meule
This summer was especially nice for me since I got to spend a week in France baking with Schelli. I was amazed by the tastes, not to mention the differences in the sourdough and mixed-dough breads. In addition to the… weiterlesen
Baguettes with Wheat Sourdough
For this recipe selection a portion of the flour is added in the form of sourdough. The baguettes look awesome from the enormous oven spring. Taste-wise they lag behind the ones with a long and cool proof. For my next… weiterlesen
Pain de Campagne
Another bread from our journey through France is the Pain de Campagne. This bread is well-loved in France and is developing an adoration through all of Europe and the USA. Traditionally the bread is produced with wheat sourdough and risen… weiterlesen
Baguette with Long Rise
For the beginners that would like to try making baguettes but have not yet found a trusted recipe, I can recommend this one. For the baguette, the flour and water are mixed up and left to autolyze for 30 minutes. weiterlesen