Brioche Couronne

Enriched breads like brioche emerged in northern France as early as the 17th century, defined by their high proportion of butter and eggs—luxuries that signaled both wealth and celebration. Shaping the dough into a couronne (French for “crown”) nods to traditional breads baked for feast days. The small addition of cornstarch lowers the overall protein […]

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Loaf Pan Focaccia

With a pillowy-soft interior and a crisp-crunchy crust, focaccia is a lesson in the art of trusting your ingredients. The list is short, so you know what each component does and you taste it in the crumb of the loaf. The subtle taste of yeast allows the fragrant and fruity notes of olive oil to […]

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Date loaf with cardamom-spiced cream cheese

This date loaf is the perfect slice to start any day. Naturally sweet dates, warm spices and a soft, tender crumb make it perfect for slow mornings or afternoons, while the cardamom-spiced cream cheese adds just enough indulgence to justify a second slice before 10 am. Also See: Granola yoghurt parfaits for breakfast [...]

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Roasted Garlic-and-Potato Clover Rolls

Cooked potato changes these rolls’ crumb through starch. Its gelatinized structure holds water efficiently, increasing moisture retention and slowing staling. Warming the potatoes with dairy ensures even distribution and prevents cold fat from disrupting gluten formation. Roasting the garlic converts sharper sulfur compounds into sweeter, rounded notes. Dividing the dough into three portions per…

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