#baking

faab64@diasp.org

Sunday baking done!

I love this lazy man's baking of no kneed bread recipe.

Takes a long time, but very little work to make.

Starting with cup flour, one cup of warn water, one table spoon of dry yeast, 1-2 teaspoons of salt, 1-2 table spoon of sugar, 2 table spoon of olive oil.

Mix all with a fork until it's all mixed well (it's very liquid so it's no wok at all).

Let it sit for about 40min to 1h until it doubles in size.

Add 2 cups of whole wheat flour (or normal flour if you don't have any) , 1 cup of body warm water and mix it with a spoon until it's smooth.

Let it sit for about an hour, or until it doubles in volume.

Just stear it with a spoon until all the air has gone out of the dough.

Por it into a large form or the baking sheet of the oven with silicone or oiled baking paper.

Add sesame seeds, or any other seeds you like (I used sunflowers). And spray with olive oil or cooking oil.

Let it sit for about 40min to 1h and warm up the oven to 200°C (400°F).

When it's warm enough, put the baking plate in the middle of the oven and let it bake until the top changes color (about 30-40 minutes).

Take it out, let it cool off for a while before cutting it into small pieces for either freezing it or eating it fresh.

#Baking #Bread #Cooking #Food #Receipt #NoKneedBread #LazyBaking

clarice@diaspora.glasswings.com

quite frankly, i'm a little amazed at how far musk flavouring can go. i'm about halfway through a 50ml bottle and have given away so many musk sticks, cupcakes with musk icing, snacks for kids, drinks not for kids..and on. i was going to do the same with the unicorn flavour but may need a little rest (and regrouping of ingredients) before we venture further forth into the land of snacking.

this is the brand i was gifted. It's from the city! the city!

#musk #cooking #baking #boozing #beaut #Australia

khobo4ka@pod.geraspora.de

#rye #bread #baking intensifies!
Got meself a cast iron to make the process a bit easier, and, whoohoo, this time it's finally almost perfect.
Much less fuss with timing needed, seems easy to get the sweet spot between the crust and softness, and it's a nice practical shape (finally).
Also, 𝖒𝖊𝖙𝖆𝖑🤘 ofc.

adolar@pod.dapor.net

There is a kind of cookie in Germany that is known as "Russian Bread" ("Russisch Brot"). It is said that the recipe did in fact originate in Russia,, from where it a German baker brought back to Dresden at the beginning of the 20th century. (That's Dr. Quendt now, but some people only know the terribly sweet Bahlsen clone...)
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While the name suggests that this is bread, they are actually cookies - and special cookies at that, as they come in the shape of letters and numerals. In the past I brought a few bags back with me each time I was in Germany, but they are slightly fragile and I always wanted to make them myself - which was easier than I thought.
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I found that I can make both rather filigree letters as also the bolder variety like the original. Even "cursive" works, as long as it isn't too big/long.

If you want to try yourself, whip four egg whites with a little salt,, then slowly add 130g sugar while you continue whipping until everything reaches a certain stiffness. Prepare 150g flour, a tablespoon cocoa and a little vanilla aroma in a separate bowl, mix that, then add it slowly to the egg whites. After everything is mixed nicely, get creative. The recipe suggested baking for 10 minutes at 170C, but the "regular" font needs slightly shorter (one or two minutes) than the "bold" typeface.

This left me with four egg yolks, which I had planned to use for lunch: I bought a broccoli, shredded it, mixed it with the egg yolks (plus one more egg due to the size of the broccoli), added spices and some flour, then fried my "broccoli burgers".
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For a first-time freestyle recipe it worked out surprisingly well, I'll definitely make that again. Maybe next time with mushrooms?

#baking #cookies #vegetarian

khobo4ka@pod.geraspora.de

Finally got meself a stable routine for #baking #bread ^____^

In the past I've tried growing a "wild" starter on whole-grain rye flour but failed time and time again, but yay now I can just make rye #sourdough from fresh #kefir in a day, quite happy with that.

faab64@diasp.org

Every week I say I have to start baking earlier and every Sunday finishing way past midnight!

But the results look really good, well worth waiting for it.

The second batch is in the oven and will be done in 30-40 minutes.

#baking #bread #cooking #france

faab64@diasp.org

Late Sunday night baking.

Ran out of whole wheat so I made this batch whit white flour instead. Added some seeds on top to make it more healthy.
Waiting a while before putting it in the oven to give it time to rise a bit.

#baking #food #france #bread