


I followed the recipe step by step only omitting the wheat flour ( which I thought I had bought but apparently did not)...
I must admit the bread turned out surprisingly like a crusty french baguette. Crunchy on the out side but soft with bits of potatoes hidden.
Great recipe one for keeps!
Pretty rolls - congrats on baking a good loaf!
ReplyDeleteYour crust looks amazing! How did you get it so crisp?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bread! Great job!
ReplyDeleteLovely bread, soo crusty! YUMM! Fab job! xo
ReplyDeletewell no worry needed, your rolls ans bread look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThose look great! I'll have to try the recipe again without the wheat flour.
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks lovely! The crust does look spectacular and the crumb is perfect. Great job on this month's challenge.
ReplyDeleteYour rolls look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGlad your bread turned out for you!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks like your bread and rolls turned out extremely well -- especially the crunchy on the outside part! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you roll into your bread? It looks tantalizing! Wonderful job there. Success!! :)
ReplyDeletejen at use real butter
GORGEOUS. SO nice, great job!
ReplyDeleteCongratulation on another challenge well executed. The breads look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious! I'm glad this turned out better than your previous loaves.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you tried this challenge despite your previous frustratons with home baked bread -- and that the recipe was a success for you!
ReplyDeleteYour bread turned out great! And it looks so good surrounded by all these cupcakes!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bread and rolls!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
xoxo
Gabi
Oo yes! Your crust does resemble that of a beautiful French baguette! I'm so jealous!
ReplyDeleteI opened your blog and I was sent into a sugar-coma!
ReplyDeleteWow, your loaf and rolls look amazing, a soft, fluffy crumb and a nice color contrast against the crust! Great job.
Christina ~ She Runs, She Eats
Great job on the bread!
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