What are you baking today (2025)?

They are not rolls & not loaves either.
Almost got them burned by pushing one of the pizza stone close to the fire source of the uuni
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Bottom one had a side slash, but apparently not deep enough
 
Did it make it a little dense?
Not really. Rye doesn't have the protein like wheat does which is why it's typically denser so I add a bit of this:
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For overnight in the fridge ferments I also add a Tbsp of molasses and a bit of this:
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This batch came out like this:
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A batch with no additions looks like this:
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Made some 100% whole wheat bread. Weighed out my berries, plus a little, and ground it then weighed into the mixing bowl. Overnight rise, punch down and shape in the AM, rise again and cook. I usually, in the summer, pan fry the flat breads but this one rose really well so I baked it.
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New batch of sourdough on the go.
I split in 7 and keep in the fridge. One baby bread a day for a week :)
Main reason: i'll just finish the whole lot in no time otherwise. There is something about fresh bread
The bread I made yesterday, ⬆️, with the fresh milled berries and overnight rise tasted so much better than I recall it ever tasting before. It's been a long minute since I've milled my own flour but now my living space can accommodate such endeavors. 🙏
 
Funny, I was just looking at that recipe today. Hope you like it!
That’s one they have a video up on YT for, so I watched that as well, and I already suspect I’ll like the changes you made (which I followed). I love orange, so I’m sure I’ll like it.

I use dark pans, so I have to reduce the temp and pull them a little early, and that does affect any upside-down cakes I make. I think they really need that extra time and higher temp to get the caramelization going. I probably should buy a lighter pan just for that.
 
That’s one they have a video up on YT for, so I watched that as well, and I already suspect I’ll like the changes you made (which I followed). I love orange, so I’m sure I’ll like it.

I use dark pans, so I have to reduce the temp and pull them a little early, and that does affect any upside-down cakes I make. I think they really need that extra time and higher temp to get the caramelization going. I probably should buy a lighter pan just for that.
I've got pans and bread loaf ones from USA Pan and Wilton. I've had the Wilton's for decades and both brands hold up like tanks if you manage your cleaning them. 👍
 
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