Did y'all ever end up making sourdough pizza? That sounded really good.K, I haven't baked in like forever. But this morning, I put the sourdough sponge (essentially, the "mother dough") together for a dozen (!!) bagels I intend to somehow fit into making this weekend.
I'm really not sure when I'll have time, since I'm going to two birthday parties tomorrow (one in the daytime, outside of the city, and one in the nighttime, luckily in the city), and then going to the A's-Giants game in Oakland on Sunday, which will eat up most of the day.
But hey, homemade bagels are worth it!!
DO WANT.I also made a blueberry lemon buttermilk Bundt cake... Here it is without it's lemon glaze
They have professional bakers here, no need to bake your own - you can get pretty much anything in an edible format, from gummy bears, chocolates, pretzels, etc..I'll be in Colorado next weekend. I'll update this thread as needed.
thanks for the tips! I figured I'd just use whatever KAF had on their site lolI just placed a KAF order yesterday... But for some flour. Can't wait for you to get your starter, @LyceeFruit! I use the Peter Reinhardt NY Style method of bagels using my sourdough starter. That's what it's been for the photos (I think) I've posted here! And most of my bread recipes have come from theperfectloaf.com. Maurizio has never led me wrong!
The standard KitchenAid (with dough hook recommended) should work fine. We love ours.Hey bakers - what do you use for mixers than can power through the occasional heavy/thick dough? Mrs. Supe wants a KitchenAid mixer, and I'm wondering if the Classic Plus is good enough, or if we need to shell out the big bucks for the Artisan series. She mostly does cookies/cakes, very rarely a bread or biscuit dough.
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