I very seldom make flat bread, actually I never make flat bread. When I make naan I add a lot of dough, ensuring that the mixture rises like a cake, when in fact as per my parents, naan is supposed to be a flat bread. From my days I can remember Uncle Kishore from Spar’s … Continue reading Feta and herb flat bread

I have had Lisa Clark’s recipe book on my shelf since the day it was released to the public to purchase. I have 1 or 2 recipes from there but I have never sat down and really read through the book and looked at the recipes, until this week. WOW am I blown away the … Continue reading Basic bread dough

I have grown up eating hamburger rolls every other day. It is the side effect of having a parent that works with bread, thank goodness I am not on a gluten, carb free, bread free diet, that would have been disastrous. Since I have my own bread machine, I try to stay away from store … Continue reading Eggless hamburger buns

I love homemade bread… the aromas that float around the house while the bread is baking. I managed to get my on a copy of Chef Peter Ayub’s cook book “ Sense of taste.” I was paging through the book last night when I came across a recipe for an East African dish served with … Continue reading Tumeric and cumin bread

I have never tried making a chapati before in my life, apparently it is the most easiest and simplest Indian bread to make and yet, I have never tried making it. My mum made it once many many moons ago, but seeing as it is a drier form of roti, it never stuck around in … Continue reading Chapati

  In our household, roti lasts about 3 seconds. We eat roti, like people eat bread. This was the first thing my mum taught me to make from scratch… okay well I tried it myself and failed hopelessly. I bought a book where the lady was showing you how to make roti. I couldn’t find … Continue reading Roti

I love a good bagel, but no stores in our neighbourhood never seems to stock any. If I want a bagel, I have to drive into town and if you know me well, I do not like driving in town and especially not with all the holiday traffic we are currently experiencing. But sometimes the … Continue reading Bagels

So the other night, I was watching Mary Berry’s on BBC Lifestyle and she was making Yorkshire pudding. I have heard and seen that name so many times, that I convinced myself it was part of a pudding. I saw it being made on The Great British Bake off, and they made it seem so … Continue reading Yorkshire pudding

I love homemade fresh bread and I LOVE it straight out of the oven smothered with margarine. I find that Anna Oslon makes making bread seem like a walk in the park. I had a bit of difficulty with the braiding, but nothing a couple of you tube videos couldn’t fix. Ingredients: ¾ x cup … Continue reading Anna Olson’s egg rolls

Seeing as I am really into making my own hamburgers at the moment and bread sometimes just doesn't go with a burger especially with all my toppings. Store bought rolls are another thing all together, some are burnt, some are raw, some are stale and sometimes the plain rolls are old sold out. To put … Continue reading Homemade hamburger rolls