So, the "5 Minutes a Day Bread" is worth giving it a try. I might even buy the book.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
5 Minutes Breads and Soups
On my blogsite, there is a link to the YouTube Culinary Science video. I noticed that one of the link is a demo on how to prep bread dough in 5 minutes and on the next day you have artisan bread for supper. I thought I give it a try since I posted it there. The bread turn out great. The first bread was a tester, but it turned out just in time for my lunch with Chicken soup (canned). Then, the next bread #2 turned out wonderful and finished in time for my supper. I even had enough time to crop fresh corn from my garden and made them into soup.
So, the "5 Minutes a Day Bread" is worth giving it a try. I might even buy the book.
So, the "5 Minutes a Day Bread" is worth giving it a try. I might even buy the book.
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I'm glad you got such great results with the "5 Minute" method. We haven't had such successes with our attempts at "no-knead". Pretty much given up on it.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog; keep up the good work!
Thank you. (Looks like my response went somewhere else.) I like the 65'C TANZONG method bread that everyone is trying. But I also enjoy the European baking method. No knead bread helps me out when I am in a hurry. I really enjoy your web site http://www.houseofannie.com/ and Popiah recipe is wonderful.
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