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| Sliced for Sandwiches! |
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| After first rise |
I was so excited to see the
Tuesdays with Dorie group open to new members after they spent 4 years baking their way through
Baking from My Home to Yours which is my favorite baking book. This post marks the beginning of a new journey through
Baking with Julia. I'm happy to see so many
French Fridays with Dorie friends joining this group and I'm looking forward to making new friends, too. If you'd like to join, it would be great to have you.
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| Fresh from the oven! |
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Warm and ready to slice!
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This bread was incredibly easy to make. It rose beautifully and baked perfectly. I baked one loaf plain and spread softened butter and
Seasonello on top of the other one.
We don't eat a lot of white loaf bread, so this was a wonderful treat. We enjoyed ham muenster cheese sandwiches with warm bread fresh from the oven! What a perfect lunch.
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| I can't believe I took this photo! Blue Heron & Brown Pelican fighting over a piece of fish - Shelter Island, San Diego, CA |
The bread looks fantastic. The best thing in the world, a slice of freshly baked bread.... hmmmm, love it.
ReplyDeleteI am with Anita! I cannot think any food that tastes better than fresh baked bread...I can take it a step further..homemade bread slathered in butter and jam (love it). Thanks for sharing.
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My guys loved this bread, too! A fun new venture for us both :) And that last shot is just amazing...it looks like something from a magazine!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, perfectly baked loaves of bread, looks so good! I'm glad you enjoyed this recipe and put it to good use making sandwiches. I gave most of mine away to the grand kids!
ReplyDeleteThis bread was a treat for us too...I never buy plain white bread...maybe Italian or French breads to go with meals, etc...but white bread is rare for us. I agree that this recipe was simple and baked nicely...made pretty sandwiches and we really like the way it toasts. Love those birds. You get great nature shots.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great!!!! Mine turned out pretty good too :)
ReplyDeleteSusan, Your bread came out gorgeous and looks perfectly delicious! There is something to be said for warm bread just out of the oven. So glad your part of this group...another adventure! See you Friday!
ReplyDeleteWe don't eat much white bread either but this was so much heartier than the usual white loaf! I will make it again when I need a quick home baked bread. Yours is lovely.
ReplyDeleteYour loaves look delicious. Have fun baking with TWD.
ReplyDeleteThe Seasonello looks great on the second loaf. We don't have a lot of sandwiches, or white bread at home either, but really enjoyed this one! See you Friday!
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ReplyDeleteGreat to see you here! Love the pelican :-)
Mmmmm, the herby bread looks yummy! Nice!
ReplyDeleteI bet it did make for great sandwiches! Great job! :)
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks great. Mmm. Where has Seasonello been all my life? It looks really good.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see you here in the new group! Your bread looks perfect and I want to gobble up the herb bread! Yum! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks fab! I'm a SoCal girl, too. Looking forward to baking with you. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteYUM! Your loaves look terrific! The herb versions sounds really delicious too. I went with cinnamon rolls (for my nieces) for the 2nd half of mine. This was a lot of fun!!
ReplyDeleteI like the topping you put on the second loaf of bread - it looks so pretty. This was a treat for me, too!
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