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When gliadin and glutenin proteins join together with the aid of moisture they form gluten. The more gluten in your flour, the more water required to hydrate these proteins into gluten. This is why bread flour requires more water than cake flour.
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Written by Mattie
February 23, 2010 Comments
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 Carrot cake is my all-time favorite dessert so I adapted it into a heartier sweetbread so I could justify having it for breakfast. It's pointless to resist carrot cake goodness in it's new sweetbread form so don't even try. A dollop of almond butter on top contrasts nicely with carrot cake flavor and adds extra nutritious oomph to power your day of world domination.
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Written by Mattie
February 10, 2010 Comments
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 There's nothing quite like home made bread. This hearty bread is easy to whip up if you have a few hours and it's really simple. In bread baking, longer rise cycles at lower temperatures usually result in more flavor compounds that are generated due to the yeast extracting and break down more starches in the flour and converting them into sugars which will then get caramelized during baking. Some doughs call for an overnight rise in the refrigerator so optimum flavor can be developed. In this loaf you have the option of doing an overnight slow rise in the refrigerator or a regular rise. The two first rise cycle is for the main fermentation of the dough where the yeast eats the most sugars and rises the bread with CO2. The last rise is called 'proofing' in where the dough rises after it's been molded into it's desired shape or placed in it's specific mold.
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Written by Mattie
December 31, 2009 2 Comments
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 The more I use yeast instead of baking powder for sweetbreads the more I notice that yeasted breads produce far better flavor results. How did we get into this bad habit of 'chemically' leavening our sweet breads with baking powder and baking soda? One word: convenience. Yeasted breads take about 3 times longer to make because we have to wait for the yeast to do it's thing. Yeast leavened breads are usually considerably more flavorful than chemically leavened breads because as the yeast ferments and spits out C02 that rises the bread, it also produces a multitude of complex flavor compounds. This is not the case with chemically leavened breads where few flavor byproducts are produced during the chemical reaction between acid and alkalne that produces the C02. This is now my go-to banana bread recipe.
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Written by Mattie
October 17, 2009 Comments
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 Bread Pudding is probably the most comfortable comfort food. What other type of food has a moist pudding-like texture paired with a soft cake-like feel? Now add some pumpkin and bourbon to the mix and you have recipe to warm your soul. In one bite all your worries are forgotten for a few minutes. Preparing this bread pudding is really easy, provided you already have pumpkin purée. For the base, you can use any bread that is light in color and neutral in flavor.
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Written by Mattie
September 21, 2009 Comments
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 I'm a huge fan of sprouted grains because they're more flavorful and contain more nutrients than traditional ground grains. If you enjoy this bread you should consider doubling the recipe so you can make twice the loaves with the same effort the next time you make it.
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Written by Renoodle
August 15, 2009 2 Comments
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 These muffins are moist and delicious. They are a popular treat among my vegan and non-vegan friends. They seem to be more delectable with fresh zucchini and carrots from the garden. Enjoy! The recipe was adapted from here.
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Written by Mattie
March 25, 2009 2 Comments
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 I know that one day I won't have access to my favorite bagel place on Bedford ave in Brooklyn on my way home from the bars to grab a late night snack. This recipe will hopefully keep me content in those times. Enjoy these bagels with Tofutti cream cheese, Creamy Cashew Cream Cheese or whatever else floats your fancy. I've designed these bagels in the authentic NY style which uses barley malt, also known as malted barley. Barley malt is highly recommended but if you don't have it just use an additional one-half Tablespoon sugar in it's place. Be sure to allow ample time for this recipe- it takes about two hours. If you live further than two hours away from New York City, this recipe will be easier than flying there for the flavor.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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 Baked beets lend a complex buttery flavor to these muffins which are complimented by the tartness of blueberries.
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Written by Mattie
March 03, 2008 Comments
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 The subtle flavor of zucchini and intense flavors of pineapple collide with delicious chaos in this wonderful sweetbread.
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Written by Mattie
March 03, 2008 Comments
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 These pumpkin muffins have a wonderful warm, buttery flavor. They're equally good with baked sweet potato puree substituted for the pumpkin as well.
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Written by Mattie
March 03, 2008 Comments
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 Oranges and cranberries make a perfect combination in this muffin.
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Written by Mattie
March 03, 2008 1 Comments
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 Ginger and pears come together to compliment each other in these tasty muffins.
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March 03, 2008 1 Comments
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 These muffins feature the satisfying malty flavor of medjool dates enhanced by spices. It's also 100% fruit sweetened.
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March 03, 2008 Comments
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This corn bread is wonderfully moist and buttery.
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Also known as malted barley or malt extract, barley malt is a thick sweet syrup made from sprouting barley and using it's enzymes to convert the starches into sugar. This mixture is then cooked down until it's reduced to a thick syrup. This process is known as 'malting'. |
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This is Part 2 of a 3 part series on how to get your kitchen dailed in for easy vegan baking. In Part 1 we talked about essential cookware that we recommend to make things nice and easy. In this article we'll detail ingredients that will make your vegan baking adventures easier so you're not running to the store trying to find that one ingredient you forgot about at 1am. Part 3 will detail specific tools that aren't necessities but are worthwhile additions to your vegan baking armory.
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Vegan fudge is pretty rare which is sad. Fortunately, Allison's Gourmet has noticed this and taken the initiative to change this situation. This fudge is really rich and smooth. There was a small hint of coconut which complemented the chocolate which was nice. It's extremely soft and lacked chewiness which would normally be a negative for me but didn't bother me in this case. I found it to be a little on the sweet side. The walnuts on top were a great contrast to the chocolate. Overall a great fudge! This fudge contains the follwing ingredients in order by weight: organic sugar, organic fair-trade cocoa, organic walnuts, organic coconut milk, organic coconut butter, organic vanilla, sea salt. Available at www.allisonsgourmet.com.
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