Showing posts with label wheat germ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wheat germ. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Brown Soda Bread
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Bake Time: 45 - 50 minutes
Cool Time: 1 hour
Grade: A
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Cook's Country (February 2013)
Recipe Source: Cook's Country TV (Season 6)
For such a simple recipe, this was surprisingly good. Often these quick breads are just okay, but I really loved this one. The crust was super flavorful and the interior moist and but not gummy.
I have made this twice. The second time it took longer than 50 minutes to reach 195 degrees, and the top was getting extra brown. I had to put some foil on top to keep it from drying out.
It toasts up nicely and is still good for a few days.
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wheat germ
Monday, April 08, 2013
Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Rest Time: 8+ hours
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Rise Time: 90 minutes
2nd Rise: 60-90 minutes
Bake Time: 40-50 minutes
Cool Time: 2 hours
Grade: A
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Cook's Illustrated (March 2011)
Recipe Source: ATK TV (Season 12)
(There is a video on the TV website for this one.)
I never have good luck with making sandwich bread. Wheat or white. It smells good, but I never love the flavor. Until now. This one had amazing flavor. It may have something to do with the butter, whole milk, and honey. Although, to be fair, the amounts were not huge considering this makes two loaves. The wheat germ probably helps the wheat flavor as well.
This recipe takes some forethought and planning because you have to start the night before, and there are many steps. But none are hard, and the results are worth it I believe.
Rest Time: 8+ hours
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Rise Time: 90 minutes
2nd Rise: 60-90 minutes
Bake Time: 40-50 minutes
Cool Time: 2 hours
Grade: A
Make Again: Yes
Recipe Source: Cook's Illustrated (March 2011)
Recipe Source: ATK TV (Season 12)
(There is a video on the TV website for this one.)
I never have good luck with making sandwich bread. Wheat or white. It smells good, but I never love the flavor. Until now. This one had amazing flavor. It may have something to do with the butter, whole milk, and honey. Although, to be fair, the amounts were not huge considering this makes two loaves. The wheat germ probably helps the wheat flavor as well.
This recipe takes some forethought and planning because you have to start the night before, and there are many steps. But none are hard, and the results are worth it I believe.
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