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I Baked Bread For A Week And You Should Too

Let's get this bread! But, also, flour... everywhere...

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I Baked Bread For A Week And You Should Too
Alex Aarant

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Despite the overwhelming amount of flour used and the worrisome amount of carbs consumed, I spent the week baking bread.

It started on Thursday with cinnamon rolls, as it was valentines and I was alone for it, I decided I might as well do something useful during it. So I went to HEB and collected the ingredients necessary to make them from scratch.

Here is the recipe I used


Binging with Babish: Cinnamon Rolls from Jim Gaffigan's Stand Up (sort of) www.youtube.com

Here is how they turned out

I was very nervous most of the time, as I had no experience with yeast before. They turned out so good and tasted incredible. It took roughly 6 hours to make but they were so worth the time.

Next, I tried my hand at Focaccia bread. Focaccia is Italian bread with a heavy influence of olive oil;, but it is by far the tastiest of all bread. I have made this twice, the first time I used normal bread flour, and the second I used Italian flour. The first came out very thick whilst the second was much thinner.



and the second batch



Everyone LOVED the focaccia and it was super fun and relatively easy to make as well. Here was the recipe I used


Bread Part 1 | Basics with Babish youtu.be

And the final bread I made was "No Knead Bread" which made very good sandwich bread but wasn't the knockout winner that Focaccia was.



here was the recipe I used


Bread Part 1 | Basics with Babish www.youtube.com

Overall, it was a good, fun, and delicious experience to make these types of bread and I would highly recommend trying at least one of them!

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