
This is the dough after it's risen after the first time it was mixed!


Almost there - this is a few hours after I initially put it in the oven to rise.
TA DA!! Here are the baked loaves - and then the slice I immediately cut off to give it a taste!

I'm sad to say that they didn't rise like they should have. I have a feeling this bread is going to give me a lesson on patience! I think I tried to rush the rising process. I was so excited I didn't quite give all the gases and gluten enough time to do their thing. I asked my mom about it and she says give it a little while. You house has to get used to the yeast and the starter has to adjust to the environment that it's in.
BUT, boy did it pass the taste test!!!!!!!!! YUMMO!! It was oh so good! I just might have to go and buy a bread board now!!! :-)
Great job, Linz! I'll have mine with butter! ;)
ReplyDeleteWow!! Great job! I would love to learn about this! So fun - at least when you get to the finished project! Fun fun fun!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!