I pre-ordered Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a day and it arrived last week. It is the follow up to Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day. It is much more informational than their last book and contains a wealth of knowledge about gluten-free breads, for those of you who are looking for a non-gummy recipe for gluten-free bread. When the Amazon box arrived, I knew that it was going to be a late, cuddled up with a cup of tea and my new book..
I don't have the gluten on hand that is required to help all the whole grain flours rise to amazing heights, so I satisfied my need to try a new bread with a recipe for a European Potato Rye from the old book. It called for one cup of mashed potatoes, which is exactly what I had in the fridge from making baked potatoes last week for dinner. Goodbye leftovers, hello delicious bread.
3 comments:
This looks delicious! Your photos are terrific. I have the original book but haven't tried this recipe yet. Maybe something that I will have to try on my next bread baking day. I'd love to hear what you think about the new book... it's on my wish list!
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thank you for sharing this. another blogger mentioned this book, too, and i may need to get it. i am interested in trying at least a lowered gluten diet and this book sounds perfect for our bread loving home!
nicola
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What a darling blog! I stumbled across it looking for other bloggers that are cooking from the Healthy Bread in Five. Your bread is beautiful- but your kids are too! Love your entire "community" feel and local lifestyle.
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