With this fast version of our original croissant recipe we want to show you how to do it all in one day and still get a very satisfying result. Plus our tips on retarding and freezing your croissants! Remember, making croissants is one of the most challenging bakes to master, so follow our recipe, tips and directions carefully and only… [Read More...]
Ficelle with sourdough
This slimmer version of the French baguette came about after some experimenting with different types of preferment and flour. The result is a very tasty, crunchy, somewhat chewy and you could even say cute bread with a very interesting taste and… [Read More...]
A fun & fast fougasse
For a while now, we have been having fun making the French fougasse. This bread and the crust to crumb ratio is just perfect to accompany all kinds of spreads, dips and soups. This is basically a straight yeast dough bread, but to add some more… [Read More...]
The Panettone Project
This is a journey to find the ultimate panettone recipe, like we did with our croissants. So we start the panettone adventure this Christmas. We included the initial recipe that has already given us the fluffiest of breads… [Read More...]
Weekend fruit & nuts loaf : Our not so Kletzenbrot
You could call this our version of a ‘kletzenbrot’ but without the ‘kletzen’. Kletzen is the Austrian word for a type of dried pear. We can highly recommend making it in the weeks leading up to Christmas. You can make a few loaves… [Read More...]
Recipe for fluffy white buns using diastatic malt
Making and eating fluffy buns has always been a joy, but with the recent addition of our homemade diastatic malt, in our eyes, they reached… [Read More...]
Semolina & sesame loaf
A fairly simple process for this yeast based loaf made with semolina to give it some extra gluten oomph. Yet, with the added toasted sesame seeds, it yields a more interesting loaf and with the tighter… [Read More...]
Stollen bollen!
Also great for Easter of course! Secretly sorry Christmas is over so soon? Well I am, because I so love to bake my stollen! That is why I came up with these ‘stollen bollen’. They are a deluxe version of our much loved raisin buns with a lovely… [Read More...]
Favorite flatbreads: Afghan snowshoe bread
Next to the shape, the most distinguishing element of this bread is the addition of the nigella. These seeds have a very distinctive flavor and smell. Some say these black seeds taste like a combination of … [Read More...]
Our version of Tartine style bread
The last few months we have been making quite a lot of these loaves. We made them with tiny variations and alterations, experimenting with flour, water, times and temperature and above all quantities. We even developed a hybrid version for the baker in a bit of a hurry. [Read More...]
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