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    September 10, 2011

    Overcast Day = Bread Baking

    Finally feels a bit like fall after a pretty solid heat wave (by Santa Barbara standards anyway), so I took the opportunity to bake bread from a batch of starter (biga) I made last weekend. This is part of an ongoing attempt to make everything we eat from scratch (which has been a bit hit and miss lately)! Here's the process in photos...

    01-kneading

    02-the second rise

    03-finished bread

    Posted at 02:18 PM in Art in Life, Celebrations & Gatherings, Edible Communities, Ingredients, Local Food Finds, Recipes |

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