more on the 5 minute bread

Well, we’re hooked.  The white was gorgeous – too salty, but that’s my fault for not following the recipe properly; it said “coarse” salt, and I used bog standard cooking salt.  The second loaf was, if anything, even nicer than the first.

I tried making some brown last night, to this recipe. I mixed the flour half and half with some six seed wholemeal that we had in the flour bin, and sprinkled some pumpkin seeds on the top before baking.  I should have done that at rising stage this morning, I think, as they all fell off!

We’ve just had some of it for lunch with a bijou fry up – local eggs, bacon and black pudding – and it was a gorgeous texture, although a little sweet for us.

I’ve ordered both the books from Amazon (the third one isn’t out here yet), and I fear for our waistlines … And I see that the completely unused food waste bin* kindly provided by Hull City Council will do very nicely as a dough store.

* We have a proper compost bin for veg waste, and we don’t waste anything else – there’s just the odd bare bone left.

2 Comments

  1. Kadeeae says:

    Sounds sooo good! 😉 Please do post about any others you make!

  2. Helen in the UK says:

    Sounds like you’re having lots of fun with the bread baking – there’s really nothing like it is there! I find that brushing the top of the loaf with milk before adding the seeds works and I usually do it just before baking. Hope that helps 🙂

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