Mimi first introduced this to me. It took forever to try it, but soon became a favorite: Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day - read the whole article from MotherEarthNews.com, which summarizes the book and gives recipes.
We made up at least a dozen buckets of this dough and delivered it to our friends and family as gifts. As a little girl, my parents used to load us into the car, along with a dozen packets of homemade Bean-Pot Soup Starter Bundles or - my favorite - my dad's peanutbutter fudge. It is a blessing to give.
Merry Christmas!
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ReplyDeleteThat bread is beautiful!
Wow! None of mine were quite so high and round. But they were all yummy - thanks Moni!
ReplyDeleteI followed your link to MEN. I think that I am going to give the bread a try. I love the idea of making the dough once, and then using it as needed!
ReplyDeleteBlessed Christmas to you!
What a fantastic gift idea! I'm so glad it has been working for you. I'm off to read the Mother Earth News article.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your bread has become famous, I've seen it on three blogs today! I think I may have to try it myself this week! Thanks for sharing another wonderful recipe!
ReplyDeleteI got this book for Christmas! Can't wait to dive in and try a few recipes - your loaf looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteDh is the breadbaker here but if he made it this easy for me I might even have fresh bread at all our meals which would be an inexpensive way to fill all those hungry bellies! Thanks for the link and the enticing photo!
ReplyDeleteIsn't the recipe just wonderful!
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