Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Olive Bread


Rose's Olive Bread 
is a nice easy recipe.
It turned out to be one of those
breads that puts me in 
a good mood to make;
not too much fiddling,
straight forward with minimal rising times
resulting in a great bread
for minimal effort.


The biga is simply mixed
in a bowl with a spoon.
Set over night to bubble away,
mine was left in the frig for 
another twenty four hours.


This was the first time I proofed a bread
in a towel lined strainer.
The dough is lighter than air.
Flipping it over onto the pan
took a gentle hand so as not to deflate.


The baking temperature is decreased
by increments.
I made a foil tent for the last few minutes.
Honestly,
this bread is one
I'd gladly pay for in a restaurant.
Definitely on the 
make again list.
~

by
Rose Levy Beranbaum







4 comments:

  1. Looks so yummy! I love olives! Maybe I should make this too this weekend!

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    1. You'll like it then! I love olives, too. This is probably one of the best breads I've made so far out of the Bread Bible. Super easy, too.

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  2. Your post is very inspiring Vicki Granny! I'm thinking of a nice, smoked gouda melted in the oven over cubes of Rose's olive bread sipping a dirty martini ...TonyB

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  3. Wow, Vicki cut slices look so good!! Wonderful bake. :)

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