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Good luck breads – This was the theme for this month at Bread Bakers. Though I have known breads made especially for celebrations, good luck breads were new. So I went and read about them and was so thrilled to have known about them. Certain breads baked on celebrations are said to bring good luck […]
For the fifth day of bake-a-thon, I have a savoury bake made with coconut flour. For this month, I chose to do low carb dishes which makes it really easier for me as I don’t have to ask anyone to finish the dish. I can do it myself. Sruti is slightly disappointed that the number […]
I love learning new techniques in cooking. The artist in me craves for such things in life. So when I see some interesting technique, I bookmark it to try later. When I was choosing recipes for the international theme, cook by capitals, I searched my bookmarks for a perfect fit and I got one. The […]
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 […]
For the final day of seasonal fruits, I have a recipe with pomegranate. Though pomegranate is available all year round like all the other fruits, the fruits available now are really good. They are big, colourful pearls and sweet in taste than the artificial tasting ones. I was looking for a recipe but most of […]
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 […]
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 […]
Moroccan khobz also know as or kessra or aghroum are flat round breads usually used for sandwiches or served with tagines to scoop them up. When made small, they are split in the middle and fillings are added, but when made large, they are sliced into wedges and then split in the middle for sandwiches. The same dough can […]
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 […]