
Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
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Re: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
Looks good enough to eat.... 

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Re: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
On with a focaccia today. It's rising well on it's first prove despite the earlier mixer issues (see Miscellaneous DIY projects).
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Re: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
Looking pretty active Kev. My sour dough was being lazy in the fridge overnight so I left it on the island this morning and by lunchtime it had risen sufficiently to turn it out of the Banneton and bake it off. It's turned out OK. I had an excess of starter yesterday and I have enough Naans and flat breads in the freezer so I made some sour dough scones as well. 10 is back to sleep in the fridge.
It was Bosom Friends coffee morning today and we have a supporter who always bakes a cake for us. She loves baking but doesn't eat cake, I mentioned that I was waiting for my sour dough loaf to rise and she said she had always wanted to give sour dough a go, so I said I would sort her out with some of my active starter. Made to go round as they say.
It was Bosom Friends coffee morning today and we have a supporter who always bakes a cake for us. She loves baking but doesn't eat cake, I mentioned that I was waiting for my sour dough loaf to rise and she said she had always wanted to give sour dough a go, so I said I would sort her out with some of my active starter. Made to go round as they say.

Ian
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Re: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
It certainly looks good enough to eat. (I do miss my home made bread but I know what's good for me!)
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Re: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
I made a soft sourdough sandwich bread variant yesterday. It varies from the standard sourdough loaf with the addition of Avacado Oil and honey to the mixture. I baked it in atin as the dough is slighlty slacker than normal. It turned out OK, I had some this morning, toasted with butter and honey on. I had to use commercially produced honey, I will try it again when I have some of our Jacks bees honey which should give it a hint of the taste of heather.
I made some energy bars yesterday for after our gym sessions.
I made some energy bars yesterday for after our gym sessions.
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Re: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
Had the last of my last sourdough loaf at lunch. So I have mixed up a bog standard Sunflower and Chia dough for a quick bread bake. I used dried yeast to save on the wait for warming and feeding of my own starter. I'll bake with that over weekend. I was gifted a large amount of Fermipan which is an Italian fast action dried yeast from a friend a while ago, I keep it in a small sealed Kilner Jar. I mixed a spoonful with warm water before I used it in my loaf to make sure it was still active, It was bubbling so I pressed on. Loaf is on it's first rise on the island, should be able to knock it back by tea time and bake it off tonight.
Just checked and Fermipan has a two year shelf life so it should be OK.
Just checked and Fermipan has a two year shelf life so it should be OK.

Ian