Discover the diverse and delicious world of our bread recipes. We have several varieties of bread on our blog, some fast and quick, and some requiring long, natural fermentation's. You'll find quick pancakes or scones, to 36 hour cold fermented pizza dough, and everything in between!
Looking for delicious bread recipes to try? Our comprehensive collection features a wide variety of breads from around the world, including classic favorites like sourdough, whole wheat, and rye bread, as well as unique and exotic options like focaccia, ciabatta, and naan.
Whether you're a seasoned baker or just starting out, you're sure to find the perfect bread recipe to suit your taste and skill level. From easy weeknight dinners to special occasion breads, our recipes are designed to inspire and delight.
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Discover a world of delicious bread right here! From classic loaves like sourdough and ciabatta to unique creations like focaccia and challah, our collection has something for every bread lover.
Hey, I'm Kelly
I started making bread when I was 21 and working at a Jewish bakery. I loved to watch the bakers as they made ginormous batches of bagels, challah, and rye bread...
Resources for Bread Makers
Whether you're a seasoned baker or just starting out, there are plenty of resources available to help you improve your bread-making skills. Here are a few suggestions:
- Books: There are countless books on breadmaking available, covering everything from basic techniques to advanced recipes. Some popular titles include "The Bread Bible" by Rose Levy Beranbaum and "Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day" by Zoe François.
- Online Courses: Many online platforms offer breadmaking courses that can teach you everything from the basics of sourdough to advanced techniques like shaping and scoring bread. Platforms like Craftsy and Udemy offer a variety of courses to suit different skill levels and interests.
- YouTube Tutorials: YouTube is a great resource for finding step-by-step video tutorials on breadmaking. You can find videos on everything from kneading dough to scoring bread.
- Baking Forums and Communities: Joining online baking forums and communities can be a great way to connect with other bread makers and get advice and support. You can also share your own recipes and experiences with others. Facebook Groups is a great place to start.
- Local Baking Classes: Consider taking a local baking class to learn from a professional baker. This can be a great way to get hands-on experience and ask questions. The King Arthur Baking School has live classrooms in Washington state and Vermont, with both on demand Live Online classes!