Going up later today! Friday: Casatiello! On another note, here is a scary article about wheat crops that every baker should read.
I tell you, I’ve been having a heck of a time taking photos lately; lighting issues, blurriness, etc., and my brioche and Casatiello photos are no exception. At any rate, I opted for the poor man’s brioche, the bread with the least amount of butter, which is kind of like comparing a woolly mammoth to a whale. It still has a lot of butter, so the diet is out the window. I know because my scale told me so.
On a happier note, the fragrance of brioche baking is so distinctive once you experience it, you’ll never forget it.
I didn’t have any problems making the brioche. We consumed one loaf, and the other one sits in my freezer, waiting for a brunch that I’m hosting in a couple weeks. Yum, what shall I make with it? The possibilities are endless: a strata? French toast? We shall see.
You can find a list of those participating, here, and you can find the recipe for Poor Man’s Brioche here. And please check out Susan’s bread baking roundup every Friday: Yeastspotting.
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Scariest movie I ever saw
“No Blade of Grass”
is about the loss of all grasses on the globe.
I think the answer to that is.. as fat as possible!
Beautiful loaves, scary article. I will go hide under my bed when the time comes.
Do we get to vote? French toast. Mmm.
Then I’ll feel rich to eat a slice of this brioche!
Your loaves look really delicious, even if the lighting wasn’t cooperating.