Healthy Bread Choices (as reported by USA Today

Here’s an interesting article on “healthy” bread types. (The article doesn’t consider those that are unable to process gluten.) USA Today:  What is the healthiest Bread?  One is best, but your options for a healthy diet are aplenty. At Struttin In The Kitchen...

The beginning

Before Kitchen Remodel After Kitchen Remodel I started my bread baking adventured after my kitchen was remodeled. Loved the aroma bread baking left in the house. It was also a way for me to have something to do on weekends that didn’t involve long term standing...

Pushing myself…

So this weekend I am baking to get more pictures of products to add to the Bakery. 5″ (4), 6″ (2), & 9″ (1) boules, 9.5″ (1), 11″ (1), & 13.5″ (1) batards, heart shaped (2), and loaf pan (1) sourdoughs, cinnamon raisin...
Trying various hydration starters…

Trying various hydration starters…

So I found out last week that one could have liquid (500% hydration), “normal” (100% hydration), and stiff (50% hydration) starters.  The liquid starter would have more dairy tones and the “normal” starter will have more vinegary tones.  The...

What to bake…

Going to use my new heart shaped bannetons this weekend.  Want to try something new.  Please comment if you know of a good whole wheat or pumpernickle sourdough bread recipe I should try. .

Sourdough trouble….

So in my short journey into sourdough I found that my breads are inconsistant with oven spring.  Some end up flat as a pancake…while others are picture perfect.  Posted pictures and was told under proofed, over proofed. not strong enough gluten structure, not...

I think I have the blog working now…

After much playing around with the website – adjusting colors and fonts – I think I finally figured out how to set up the blog page.  Even learned how to add pictures to my posts.  Looks like I still need to learn how to add the comments part.