Categorized: Lifestyle

More (Super Simple) Bread Goodness

by Sundar Raman on 13 July 2009
Tags: Baked Goods, Beer, Bread, cooking, Lifestyle, no-knead, Recipes, simple

I’ve been meaning to post this for a long time and Will’s post about making your own bread finally lit the proverbial fire under proverbial glutious maximi (sp?). Below is as simple a process as I could define for making absolutely outstanding (and repeatably so) bread. And the best part is that you get to use a bit of beer in it, so it’s almost necessary that you drink while you’re making it. Enjoy!

Oh, the source of this recipe is an article that my friend Dolores copied for me called “Almost no-knead bread”. And sorry about the wonkiness in the callouts in the slideshare. Somehow ComicLife does not play nice with the PDF import of SlideShare (I’d welcome any suggestions)

No Knead Bread Recipe

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Reader Survey: Do You Still Bake No-Knead Bread? (thekitchn.com)
Photo Gallery: Beginning Bread Baking (spicysaltysweet.com)

About the author:

Sundar Raman - who has written 42 articles on Fairfield Voice.

It's only fair that I say a bit about myself before I force the world to share in my deepest (darkest?) insights I guess, so here goes. I'm a Fairfield native. Not by birth, but having been here for just about 20 years I think I can consider myself about as committed to this community as anyone out there. I'm an Open Source advocate. This means that I have long, drawn out debates about the merits of transparency that make for very awkward dinner conversations with my more corporate friends and relatives. I'm opinionated about most things. I'm more opinionated about things that I know absolutely nothing about than those that I know something about. I'm sure that says a lot about me to the psycho-analysts out there. (Instructions to readers of my posts: 1. procure a sizeable hunk of Himalayan Pink Salt; 2. place HPS next to computer; 3. read blog sentence; 4. lick HPS; 5. repeat steps 3-5. ) I love politics, food, travel, nature, photography, art and technology. Not in any particular order, and the more deviant and unconventional these are, the better! So now that you know me, let's get it on ...

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