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When this month’s host at Bread Bakers, Renu announced the theme, I was really interested because she wanted us to bake breads with fresh fruits. She also mentioned that freshly squeezed juices also are permitted. I went in search for a fruit based rolls. Most of the breads are quick breads which used fresh fruits in […]
For this week, I have chosen an interesting theme. Valli shared with us a list of countries and asked us to choose an alphabet and then choose three countries starting with the same alphabet and make three dishes for the week from the three countries chosen. I immediately went for the alphabet B. Ever since […]
When Karen of Karen’s Kitchen Stories, the host of this month’s Bread Baker’s challenge announced the theme, I was super excited. The theme was middle eastern breads. As I was doing a lot of research on breads for last month’s flat bread marathon, I knew what I had to make. The breads from Yemen are so good […]
Sheermal has been in my to do list for long, but somehow I skipped making it until now. For the alphabet S, I didn’t even search for any other options as Sheermal it was. This is a Pakistani bread ( it is also part of Awadhi cuisine), which is so rich and is served with […]
Some breads are so beautiful that the first instance you see them, you are too tempted to try them. Obi Non is one such bread. Having its origin from Uzbekistan and Afghanistan, these are beautiful artistic oven baked breads. These are thicker than naan and are baked in clay ovens called as Tandyr. There are […]
For the alphabet J, we have a sweet buttery bread from Bermuda. This version of Bermudian johnny bread is similar to the Jamaican Johnny cakes. The difference is that Jamaican cakes are deep fried whereas Bermudian breads are pan fried. The cooking process is so much similar to the English Muffins. I tasted a bit […]
This month’s host for Bread Bakers is Sneha and she chose grapes as the theme. You can use grapes in any form in the bread, either as whole, or as wine or as raisins. I chose to make a raisin bread from Italy. When I was searching for raisin breads, the name Buccellato Di Lucca […]
English muffins are small round usually flat breads which are sliced open, toasted and served for breakfast or as a snack in England. These are called muffins in UK, but in the US, these are called as English muffins to differentiate between the cup cake like muffins available there. You can use a yeast dough […]
For the third day, here is Spanish pizza/ tart/pastry which is quite easy to make and tastes so yum. Coca is Spanish version of a pizza and it can be divided into four types. The open coca, which has a base and toppings, like pizza. A closed coca which is covered on all sides with […]
This month’s Bread Bakers host Stacy wanted us to bake gluten free breads. As I am on low carb, gluten free diet, it was time I made a bread for myself. Usually rice flour and millet flour are used as gluten free flours, but in a low carb diet, these are out of our list. So […]