I am happy to host bread baking day #34: Bread with grains, the event started by Zorra of Kochtopf. This is one of the events I love to be part of it. Thanks for Zorra for giving me this wonderful opportunity. As this event is going strong for more than 3 years, it was really difficult for me to choose a theme. Finally I decide to the theme as Bread baking day with grains. One of the participants was wondering what is it that I am doing, aren’t all the breads baked with grains. Answer is yes. But I wanted to bake the bread with rye, barley,oats, cornmeal and buckwheat, as they makes tasty special breads. I am happy that wonderful bread bakers had come up with very delicious and tasty bread with suggested grains.
Bread with Rye
Knäckebröd Crispy Swedish bread from Nicole Holten, Payette, Idaho (USA) of Bread butter and buns
She usually buys this crispy bread from the store with a fortune, for a change she made this bread with sourdough starter and turned out be lovely.
Raisin and Walnut Rye from Natashya, Canada of Living in the Kitchen with Puppies
In her words: This is the first batch of my loaves that are made of 100% home-milled grain. Not a speck of white flour to be seen here, ladies and gentlemen, we are talking about the somewhat dense nutrition of the beautiful hippie loaf. They are flavored lovingly with caraway, raisins, and toasted California walnuts. And they go great with tuna salad - especially if you throw a little chopped apple into your tuna salad - then you get that whole Waldorf thing going with the walnuts... divine.
Pan de tres harinas y cuatro semillas (bread of three meals and four seeds) From Tartasacher, Spain of Mil Postres (1000 desserts)
She made wonderful bread with rye and wheat flour also with sunflower, poppy, sesame, flax seeds.
Bread with Rye from Zorra, Andalusia, Spain of 1x umruehren bitte aka kochtopf
In her words, she was intending to make bread with barley grains, but they turned out to be spoiled, she tried with rye still her grain mill got jammed, in spite of all these hurdles she made a bread, which rewarded all her difficulties and taste great.
Home made Ciabatta from Verena , Brazil of Mangia che te fa bene
She wanted to try ciabatta for a long time and finally she did make ciabatta with rye flour which turned out be wonderful.
Dark German Rye Roll from Nirvana, Indiana of Creating Nirvana
In her words “this bread is super flavorful. My son and daughter both loved the bead. They dipped their bread in tomato soup. I dipped mine in galopoula avgolemono or turkey soup with egg-lemon sauce. It was an awesome meal.”
Bread with Oats
Oat meal bread from Palatable , Asia of Treat and Trick
Her words, “These bread turns out great with nutty flavor of oat, right amount of salt and lightly sweetened. It's my hearty breakfast of the day!”
Butternut Squash & Oats Bread from Priya, Paris, France of Priya’s easy N Tasty recipes
She says this bread tastes tremendous when served along with nutella or with honey and this bread vanished within few minutes also as everyone at home enjoyed this bread while they were still warm for their snacks.
Wheat and Oats bread from Gayathri Kumar, India of Gayathri’s cooks spot
In her words “I have been preparing this for 12 long years but only with All Purpose flour. For the sake of events I substituted a part of flour with atta( whole wheat) and oats. The result was lovely.”
Honey Oatmeal Raisin Bread from Honeybee of USA from The bee and fruit in the kitchen
According to her, this bread recipe was given to her by her good friend Donna and its one of the best breads she has tried! Soft and slightly sweet, great reheated and fun to know you can make bread this easily!
Best Oat bread from Curry leaf, Bangalore, India of Experiments, Emotions Experiences with food
In her words :“this is the best oatmeal bread I have ever made till now.”
Wild rice and oatmeal bread From Lien, Netherlands of Notitie van Lien
In her words : “I wanted to make a bread with more grains than just one. I made a loaf with oat, cornmeal, and wheat flour and cooked wild rice, I loved this loaf, it has a slight sweetness from the maple syrup and the crust is nice and dark brown from that too.”
Bread with Barley
Barley bread from Nina , Germany of Lighthouse & Seagull
In her words: “ Barley and me, that's a special relationship. I've written my Bachelor-Thesis in Food Science about this grain. I pearled and milled hundreds of kilos of this grain and studied its composition. So it was about time to bake bread with this wonderful grain.”
Bread with corn meal and Rye
Morococan holiday bread from Jayasri , UK of Samayalari
According to her this loaf turned to be well.
Bread with Buck wheat
Buckwheat Baguette filled with Smoked Salmon (using Sourdough) from Palmira of spain of Come conmigo EL blog de Palmira
She has the same issue like me about convincing her husband about the event as he hates buckwheat, so she decided to make delicious buckwheat bread by filling with salmon.The result was a tasty with bread crumbs brown but aerated, flavored with smoked salmon that has spread throughout the crumb and crispy speck of poppy seeds ... Her husband stood there and very excited about trying!
Multigrain muffins by Cinzia, Garda Lake, Italy of Cindystar
Since her boys doesn’t like multigrain bread she made awesome Multigrain muffins, they turned out be good.
Bread from Me
Rye Oat meal Raisin bread
Next bread baking day event is going to taking place at Umm Mymoonah ‘s Taste of Pearl City










Wonderful roundup Swathi, and thanks for being a great host!
ReplyDeleteWonderful roundup Swathi, and thanks for being a great host!
ReplyDeleteI somehow missed baking a bread all this month..sigh!
ReplyDeleteBut the roundup is wonderful!
So nice to see all the breads,they look fresh and delicious.
ReplyDeleteYum, so many types of bread. I should eat more carbs, this post tells me.
ReplyDelete:) Swathi I can totally understand it's getting more and more difficult to pick a theme after 3 years of this event!! Maybe it's because I bake bread with different grains all the time that I wondered. Don't think I mind one bit that you picked this theme, I love baking bread and it's so fun to bake together too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a wonderful event this month and a great round up!!
Great round up, Swathi, and thanks again for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI know it's gonna be more and more difficult to find a new theme, and new recipes, but I am always surprise by bloggers' variety every new announcement!
Happy baking, have a nice w.e.!
Great round up. So many new breads for me. I wish rye is easily available in India.Your rye oat raisin looks very beautiful, I must say.
ReplyDeleteYummy roundup, many new breads to try out..
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting the event, and regarding the theme I loved it. A big thank you also to all the participants.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting dear, you're such a great host! So many bread using the grain but now I can't decide which one to try out...
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Wounderful roundup swathi.
ReplyDeleteWow, so many breads to bake. NICE!
ReplyDeleteGreat Roundup Swathi!
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healthy n wounderful roundup with delicious breads..
ReplyDeleteAll of these breads sound amazing! I especially love the butternut squash bread!
ReplyDeleteFantastic round up
ReplyDeleteMarvelous Roundup Swathi. Loved the entire collection.
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Lovely roundup. I wish I can try all of them! :D Thanks very much for sharing. MaryMoh at http://www.keeplearningkeepsmiling.com
ReplyDeletenice roundup so many recipes..i will bookmark ..
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to a great BBD and a wonderful host. Thanks Swathi!
ReplyDeleteWow, cannot believe the variety, mind blowing roundup.
ReplyDeleteWow..nice roundup so many recipes....
ReplyDeleteLovely round up - great breads everyone!
ReplyDeleteSwathi, I am always amazed by the bakers creativity! Isn´t it great to be in this wonderful baking world? This round up is so mouth watering! I´ll have to fix every recipe!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!
Cheers from Brazil!