Tomato and Herb Sourdough Bread Recipe
A savory tomato and herb sourdough loaf built on a durum wheat and bread flour blend, baked right on a steel.
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A savory tomato and herb sourdough loaf built on a durum wheat and bread flour blend, baked right on a steel.
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A wet, sticky sourdough ciabatta made with durum wheat semolina, mostly hands-off with an open, airy crumb.
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The loaf I make when I want fresh bread today, not tomorrow: no cold proof, just a soft seeded sandwich loaf from morning to oven.
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My two-day sourdough baguette method: mix and fold on day one, shape and bake on day two. Includes the sizing mistake I won’t repeat.
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Roasted garlic goes soft and sweet in the oven, then gets mashed straight into the dough with fresh herbs, for flavor in every slice, not just the crust.
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This is the loaf I come back to when I don’t want to think, just four ingredients and a rhythm I could do half asleep.
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I’m usually savory team when it comes to focaccia. Cocoa in the dough and strawberries in every dimple might be changing my mind.
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Soft matcha dough, a chocolate-pecan filling, and a cream cheese glaze poured on while they’re still warm. Not your average cinnamon roll.
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I roast one too many sweet potatoes almost every week, and this is what the leftovers turned into: soft, golden buns with a sesame crust.
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That jar of discard in your fridge isn’t trash, it’s an ingredient. Here’s what I actually bake with mine, and a few basics to get you started.
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