After a detour in pastry-land, I turned back to Nancy Baggett’s Kneadlessly Simple for an old favorite: beer bread. We had some beer left over from a get-together at our place, so I thought I could sacrifice a bottle to make bread with.
The recipe calls for a whole bottle of beer, plus some water. But I found that the beer was enough liquid, so I left the water out. I got one of the crackliest and most beautiful crusts I’ve ever made, while the crumb was dense and smelled like beer (in a good way!). This bread made great toast and we even used it as a delicious substitute for burger buns.
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That is a wicked looking loaf-love the crust- I’d like a warm slice w/ butter right now!
That’s a beautiful crust–just what I’ve been hoping to achieve some day. Sounds delicious too!
Wow! That looks absolutely amazing…and sounds even better =)
Are you ever coming back to blogging?!