These loaves smelled as good as they tasted! It is a lot of work, but then, it's well worth it.
This photo shows the sharp knife I use to slash the tops. My rolling pin is so heavy, but it is a wonderful tool, and you need a good heavy one to roll out the bread, then roll it up into loaves. Here it is starting to rise. I baked both on the same air cushioned baking sheet.
Brush with egg white and water then return to the oven for 5 more minutes.
Brush with egg white and water then return to the oven for 5 more minutes.
I have the perfect old cutting board and bread knife which I pressed into service. It's fresh out of the oven here, still steaming. It didn't even need butter. And sadly it didn't last long!
I used the recipe from the Joy of Cooking by Irma Rombauer nee Starkoff. I have found her recipes to be tried and true.
Now back to the studio. I can't wait to share my new work with you.
1 comment:
ok P, now i'm drooling over those fresh baguettes.. i am a bread lover!
looking forward to seeing your new creations this wednesday!
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