Braided Semolina Bread, again
This was my second braided semolina bread!
I took almost exactly the same steps as the first time. I rehydrated only a couple of pinches of dried onion and garlic each this time. I have learned they become swollen with moisture and I don't need much to cover one loaf. I also tried not to twist the loaf too tight because the last one had some torn parts apparently made by a sort of stretching stress.
It was a monster loaf. It rose dramatically!
Savory crust and pillowy crumb. A perfect bread!
This bread makes excellent toast. Two toasted slices with butter-like-but-not-butter-spread had been J's breakfast until the bread disappeared.
I took almost exactly the same steps as the first time. I rehydrated only a couple of pinches of dried onion and garlic each this time. I have learned they become swollen with moisture and I don't need much to cover one loaf. I also tried not to twist the loaf too tight because the last one had some torn parts apparently made by a sort of stretching stress.
It was a monster loaf. It rose dramatically!
Savory crust and pillowy crumb. A perfect bread!
This bread makes excellent toast. Two toasted slices with butter-like-but-not-butter-spread had been J's breakfast until the bread disappeared.