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by Diplomatickitchen (Elizabeth) and filed in Breads, Quick Breads
Here is a flatbread of pronounced character suited to a variety of occasions. It is good hot—or not. And it transports easily, thus making it a bread of many uses: for picnics, as an appetizer, or as part of a light lunch. Or perhaps with a salad that is also composed of Mediterranean or Middle Eastern flavours.
by Anna and filed in Breads, Sweet Rolls
Chocolate and Biscoff spread make for the ultimate breakfast roll!
by Jennifer | Mother Thyme and filed in Breads, Muffins
The secret in these muffins is shredded rhubarb, giving you little flecks of rhubarb in each tasty bite.
by Adrienne Jacobs and filed in Breads, Quick Breads
Raspberries and white chocolate go together like pork chops and applesauce.
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Natalie (Perry's Plate) on 9.11.2009
This looks delicious! I’m always looking for ways to use that herb mix!
Renee on 9.11.2009
Lovely! Looking forward to making this!
julip1882 on 9.14.2009
I finally made this yesterday! It was delicious!
I didn’t have any Herbes de Provence in the spice cabinet, but I had some FRESH thyme, rosemary and oregano out in the garden.
I just boosted up the amount of the fresh herbs and added it to the olive oil. I let it sit for a few minutes to infuse. I was so good.
A little trick that I alway do when baking bread like this is to mist it periodically with water. Sort of steams it and gives a nice crust to the bread.
Rhonda on 9.18.2009
Love bread especially herbs added. Never thought to add herbs de provence-all my favorites.
jalapenomom on 9.27.2009
I predict this will become the new family favorite! And just in time, my man-children were becoming bored with hearth bread. Surprisingly easy and sooooooo good
whatmegansmaking on 9.30.2009
Loved this bread! All homemade bread is good in my opinion, but the herbs in this are just wonderful. I’ve been looking for reasons to use my herbs de provence as well, so this worked out perfectly
dishinanddishes on 10.1.2009
What a a great way to use that jar of herbs I bought and never know what to do with! This looks SO good!
xiuxiu on 10.2.2009
Made this yesterday. It came out very tasty and soft, but my bread was kinda flat and round (like a fluffy pancake as my daughter puts it). The dough was very sticky, and really hard to shape into loaf.
I wonder what did I do wrong.
insanesquash on 10.20.2009
I had the same experience as xiuxiu. The bread was good, but it seemed like the dough was a bit too wet and it baked up flatter than bread normally does. I think if I were to make it again I’d use a bit more flour and yeast.
carriebakes on 11.16.2009
Like the last two reviewers, my bread turned a bit on the flat side. It was incredibly tasty and the middle was soft, though! I sliced it in long strips (like biscotti), so it was perfect for dipping into soup. Very good!
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