Away for a few days for July the 4th, my levains were chilling in my fridge dormant. When upon arriving home, I had no bread around. Yeast was my only way of rising any bread, so I opted to use Dan Lepards "easiest" bread formula from The Guardian Baking guide he'd sent me a copy of from 2007. I decided to add in some flax and honey as he suggested, but went for some newly purchased quinoa flakes in lew of oats. This dough is a yeast dough, but with a sponge like starter effect, and with a bit of added oil and soaker makes for a delicious sandwich maker and life saver when short on levain!
Seeding the Harbor
Before Europeans even reached the shores surrounding the area that would become New York City, Native Americans (the...









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