This Tuscan bread soup is a great way to use up any leftover, stale sourdough. Originating from Northern Italy and often known as a Ribollita, this dish is believed to date back to Medieval times. In less affluent communities, the stale bread was originally used as a plate (known as a trencher) for the rest […]
Panettone, a traditional Italian sweet bread, is a delightful treat enjoyed by many during the holiday season. Its light and fluffy texture, studded with candied fruits and raisins, makes it a versatile companion for a variety of pairings. Elevate your panettone experience by exploring complementary flavours that will enhance the richness of this festive bread. […]
Hey there, bread enthusiasts! Today we’re diving into the wonderful world of summer-perfect bread toppings for those epic outdoor meals. Because let’s face it, a good bread selection is the backbone of any great feast, and summer is the perfect time to experiment with fresh and flavourful combinations. So, buckle up, buttercups, because we’re about […]
Exploring the Rich History of Jam: A Perfect Companion for Sourdough Bread Welcome, bread enthusiasts and jam aficionados, to a journey through time as we unravel the fascinating history of jam. Today, we invite you to savour the delightful tale behind this delectable spread and discover why it has become the perfect companion for your […]
Easter is the perfect time to indulge in hot cross buns and bread pudding. This recipe combines the two, using Sourdough hot cross buns to make a delicious and decadent bread and butter pudding. The tangy flavour of the sourdough buns pairs perfectly with the sweetness of the raisins and cinnamon in the hot cross […]
Ingredients 1 slice of sourdough bread Seasonal vegetables (for instance butternut squash, broccoli, courgettes, aubergines…) Olive oil Halloumi cheese Salt an pepper to taste Process
The baguette is as French as it gets. There are some wonderful legends, stories and anecdotes as to how the baguette came to exist in its current form and become not only the de facto breakfast of many French people but also, a nation’s symbol and reference point. The word baguette comes from the Latin […]
Sourdough is the oldest and most original form of leavened bread. The oldest recorded use of Sourdough is from the Ancient Egyptian civilizations. It was probably discovered as most things are by accident. It’s believed that either the Egyptian people, being used to making beer, mixed up a bag of flour with beer and produced a light loaf of bread. Another theory is they left some […]
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