This week, Susan of Food.Baby picked Raisin Swirl Bread for our baking pleasure. Yeast is not my friend so I'll admit to being pretty intimidated by this week's recipe. All was well in the beginning, I got a nice proof and a good rise. I let my dough rest overnight in the refrigerator and unfortunately, once my dough didn't rise well once it arrived in the bread pan. The bread tasted good but was much denser than I expected. Dorie suggests toasting it for maximum flavor and, as usual, she was spot on.
Please visit the rest of the TWD bakers to see how they did with their bread this week.
16 comments:
Yay! for not spitting it out.
I loved this bread.
Im glad your family enjoyed the bread! It looks yummy!
how do you get the swirl so perfectly centered? i'm in awe!
French toast sounds good, I think I will turn mine into bread pudding.
Looks great! :)
Your swirl looks so good! You did a great job. :)
Beautiful swirl! It must have been a great success if your son didn't spit it out. French toast with the leftovers sounds awesome.
Yum, I bet it was delicious toasted! Glad you enjoyed it!
Your bread looks perfect! I am saving half of mine for french toast this weekend too!
What a PERFECT swirl! This was such great dough to work with. Can't wait to splurge and make the actual bread sometime.
Pretty swirl! I haven't tried it toasted yet, I think I will have to tomorrow morning.
Ciao ! Glad for the success !! Maybe the bread was still too cold to raise
Looks perfect. Glad this one was a 'hit' and didn't end up chewed and on the table.
looks great- glad it was enjoyed (?) by your son!
Glad that your son did not spit out the bread. :-) And I think that yours looks fabulous!
This one I may need to try. I mean, you talked me into the giant book (not that that was a difficult chore) and I think I have...made cheesecake. That's it.
As usual, I want smell-o-vision on my computer and I now need to wipe the lick marks off of the monitor.
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