Saturday, August 31, 2013
Friday, August 30, 2013
Desserts from Latin America
Last week we commenced in International desserts section. First day made desserts from Latin America: Central and Southern America. Loved the fact that we got to learn not only about the local ingredients found there but the geographical and cultural influence on them.
Celebration Breads
Celebration breads are made of rich dough. Some have nuts, raisins, chocolates, frangipane etc in them. Since they are prepared during festivals, some have cultural influence in their taste and appearance.
| Sticky Buns-Brioche |
| East European Babka |
| Cinnamon Roll-Brioche |
| Jewish Challah |
| Germanic Kugel Hopf |
| French Baba Rum |
| Italian Bolzanese |
| Irish Barm Barack |
| Hot Cross Buns |
| Germanic Stolen |
| Italian Panettone |
| Double knotted milk bread |
Sourdough Breads
Sourdough is a bread product made by a long fermentation of dough using naturally occurring lactobacilli and yeasts.In comparison with breads made quickly with cultivated yeast, it usually has a mildly sour taste because of the lactic acid produced by the lactobacilli.
| Ciabatta |
| Pain de Campagne |
| San Fransisco Sourdough |
| Semolina sesame rolls |
| Rye Currant Bread |
| Dried figs & hazelnut bread |
| Pumpernickel Sourdough |
| Pumpkin Sourdough Bread |
Artisan Bread
Past two weeks were all about artisan bread. Initially I was really intimidated by the fact that we were about to learn 30 different kinds of bread when I had never really baked before. Its one of my favorite things to do now. Love the smell of freshly baked bread..
| Baguette |
| French Bread-Epi |
| Fougasse |
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Focaccia |
| Pane alle olives |
| English Muffins |
| Hard rolls |
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