When the evenings
grow darker and it's chillier outside, I like baking fresh bread and
rolls. Evening is normally the time of day when I get my baking
urges. Sometimes it's purely because I notice that there isn't any
bread for the next day. And since the root vegetable season is upon
us, I have been using them more in cooking again. Carrots
are a wonderfully healthy and tasty addition to homemade bread. Have
you ever tried such bread? It's quite a normal thing in Finland.
I baked this bread
pretty much following my previous recipe for Carrot and spelt
rolls. Only this time I used
just spelt flour and baked mini loaves instead of rolls, which makes
the shaping phase slightly easier. I purchased these mini loaf cases
a while ago, and was keen to bake something in them. They would also
be very good for baking slightly bigger muffins. I got seven mini
loaves with this recipe, but you could of course also make one large
loaf of bread.
These
mini loaves make a great breakfast or lunch with some added butter
and cheese. Or how about filling them with fresh salad, tomatoes,
cucumber, peppers... anything you like! I could also see them as cute
additions to the dinner table to go with pasta or salad.
I
don't think it's necessary to repeat all the instructions here as the full recipe can be found here.
Have a good
weekend!
Your VegHog
These look amazing. Sounds sad, but I haven't tried home-made bread in years. ;(
ReplyDeleteHopefully this changes during the holiday seasons coming up!
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Thanks Adi! I know it can be hard to motivate yourself into bread making, but it's actually a lot of fun as long as you have a little time to spare. :)
DeleteThe colours of the food appearing on your blog are so seasonal and warming. I make bread now and again, quite honestly i am quite lazy and look forward to seeing my favourite baker at a farmers market for a treat, but I should now and again try making some - these look really dainty and cute. Perfect on the side of any soup stew kinda dish.
ReplyDeleteI do try to cook seasonally most of the time, as the local produce is then so beautiful.
DeleteNow I've been a bit more active with the baking, but I also have some favourite bakers in the farmers markets, so it's always a must buying something from them also.