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Sam the Argentine Baker’s Medium Rye Bread
Post | Linda Avery on 05.09.04 | No Comment
Sam the Argentine Baker’s Medium Rye Bread

by Joan Nathan
from Jewish Holiday Cookbook
(Schocken Books, 2004)
Makes 2 loaves
Sam the Argentine Baker was a Washington, D.C., legend. Born in Russia and raised in Argentina, he came to Washington and ran the city’s finest bread …

Greek Walnut and Currant Rolls
Post | Linda Avery on 05.09.04 | No Comment
Greek Walnut and Currant Rolls

by Maggie Glezer
from A Blessing of Bread
(Artisan, 2004)
Makes 24 two-ounce rolls
According to scholar and writer Nicholas Stavroulakis, in the Cookbook of the Jews of Greece, it was the custom in certain communities in Greece to …

Country Focaccia with Red Pepper Topping
Post | Donna Desfor on 05.09.04 | No Comment
Country Focaccia with Red Pepper Topping

Focaccia Rustica
by Carol Field
from Italy in Small Bites
(HarperCollins, 2004)
Serves 8
Makes one 10 1/2-x-15-inch focaccia
A delicious focaccia that actually stays moist for a day or two. By itself the red pepper topping makes a delicious antipasto, …

Cranberry Pistachio Panettone
Post | Donna Desfor on 04.15.04 | No Comment
Cranberry Pistachio Panettone

by Suzanne Dunaway
from Baking from the Heart
by Michael J. Rosen
(Broadway Books, 2004)
Makes 4 small or 2 large loaves
Originating in Milan, Italy, this cake is traditionally served at Christmas, but its popularity is so widespread that …

Banana Bread
Post | Donna Desfor on 04.15.04 | One Comment
Banana Bread

by the Editors of Cook’s Illustrated
from Baking Illustrated
(America’s Test Kitchen, 2004)
Makes one 9-inch loaf
Overripe bananas on the kitchen counter are an excellent excuse to make banana bread. However, many banana breads are flat, gritty, or …

Beer and Cheese Muffins
Post | Linda Avery on 03.09.04 | No Comment
Beer and Cheese Muffins

by Bruce Weinstein and Mark Scarbrough
from The Ultimate Muffin Book
(William Morrow, 2004)
Makes 12 muffins
These muffins are a real treat alongside any meal. Most of the liquid in this batter is beer, which adds both flavor …

Savory Bangkok Waffles with Dipping Sauce
Post | Linda Avery on 08.10.03 | No Comment
Savory Bangkok Waffles with Dipping Sauce

by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid
from Home Baking
(Artisan, 2003)
Makes 15 waffles or crepes
In the bread museum in Ulm, in southern Germany, there are decorated cast-iron waffle irons that date back to the sixteenth century. Waffles …

Potato Rosemary Focaccia
Post | Linda Avery on 05.09.03 | No Comment
Potato Rosemary Focaccia

by Peter Reinhart
from American Pie: My Search for the Perfect Pizza
(Ten Speed Press, 2003)
Makes one 12 by 17 focaccia
This focaccia variation, which goes under the name focaccia con patate e rosmarino in Tuscany and “potato …

Sourdough Dressing with Sausage and Prunes
Post | Donna Desfor on 11.01.01 | No Comment
Sourdough Dressing with Sausage and Prunes

A great stuffing for Thanksgiving dinner, this recipe pairs pork with prunes for a savory-sweet side dish that goes well with the holiday turkey.

Portuguese Ham-and-Sausage Bread
Post | David Leite on 08.10.01 | No Comment
Portuguese Ham-and-Sausage Bread

Bolas de Presunto e Linguiça
by Ana Patuleia Ortins
Makes 4 medium loaves
These breads make perfect additions to tailgate parties, picnic baskets, and even hors d’oeuvre tables when sliced fairly thin. My brother likes to add some …

Cornbread
Post | Linda Avery on 08.09.01 | No Comment
Cornbread

Cornbread is a great American bread. This cornbread is studded with bacon and flavor with bacon fat. Serve the cornbread as a side or cut into croutons.