Oh this really does sound soooooooo good. I love bread, I really need to give this a try. Thanks for joining TTT and I wish you a very Blessed Easter. Hugs, Marty
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I’ll give you this: You have enormous stick-to-it-tiveness!!!!!! Between the lemon bars and the wet dough on this bread, I am sure I would have thrown the apron in the trash and called it a day! But look how great both turned out in the end because you hung in there!!! That’s the fortitude it takes to be successful. I’m old…my fortitude fell of somewhere back there with my smooth skin and naturally brown hair! 🙂
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I LOVE no knead bread and yours looks wonderful. I have the Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day cookbook. It’s my hubby’s favorite bread I make. You’re so right about having to wait until it is cool to slice, however tempting it may be!
I have two of Jeff and Zoe’s books. I love them. My only issue is I do not have frig room and I usually cook in small batches. But I do love the books. Thanks for dropping by.
I can just imagine how wonderful this smells! I’ve gotten in the habit of dumping ingredients into the bread machine (I do love the smell, though), but your instructions are so detailed and “hand’s on,” I want to try this. Thanks for joining us at Foodie Friday! I’m looking forward to more of your receipes.
I like to use my bread machine, but I also love this artisan bread. I cannot eat “grocery store bread” anymore because they all have lecithin and my body will not tolerate anything with soy, so out of necessity I have had to learn to make my own. I am not suffering too much though, lol.
Cookies are my nemesis-love them but have a heck of a time baking them! Your bread looks great, I have no knead dough in the fridge as I type… Happy Easter:@)
I hope you will try this. No need to give up your machine, I still use mine from time to time. This just gives you another option. This makes more of an artisan type loaf. I love both.
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I hope you will try this. It does take some time, but most is inactive time. Watch Chef John’s video. It really helped me to learn how to handle the wet dough and each time I make it I get a little better.
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oh yum! I would make my meal out of this bread alone! Pinned to my SD board. Thanks for joining Saturday Dishes. ~ Paula
I made this! It came out absolutely perfect! Thanks so much for your perfectly detailed instructions. I will make this again and again. I also appreciate that I needed no special pans or equipment. Thank you thank you !
Oh this really does sound soooooooo good. I love bread, I really need to give this a try. Thanks for joining TTT and I wish you a very Blessed Easter. Hugs, Marty
Marty, Thanks for having me, and thank you for commenting. The more you make this the more comfortable you will become. And it really smells good.
I’ll give you this: You have enormous stick-to-it-tiveness!!!!!! Between the lemon bars and the wet dough on this bread, I am sure I would have thrown the apron in the trash and called it a day! But look how great both turned out in the end because you hung in there!!! That’s the fortitude it takes to be successful. I’m old…my fortitude fell of somewhere back there with my smooth skin and naturally brown hair! 🙂
Thank you for popping by my blog. I appreciate it! Have a wonderful Easter weekend!
Ha, I was determined. Failures make me lose sleep, and I need my sleep. Thanks Alycia for stopping by. Hope you have a great weekend.
I LOVE no knead bread and yours looks wonderful. I have the Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day cookbook. It’s my hubby’s favorite bread I make. You’re so right about having to wait until it is cool to slice, however tempting it may be!
I have two of Jeff and Zoe’s books. I love them. My only issue is I do not have frig room and I usually cook in small batches. But I do love the books. Thanks for dropping by.
I can just imagine how wonderful this smells! I’ve gotten in the habit of dumping ingredients into the bread machine (I do love the smell, though), but your instructions are so detailed and “hand’s on,” I want to try this. Thanks for joining us at Foodie Friday! I’m looking forward to more of your receipes.
I like to use my bread machine, but I also love this artisan bread. I cannot eat “grocery store bread” anymore because they all have lecithin and my body will not tolerate anything with soy, so out of necessity I have had to learn to make my own. I am not suffering too much though, lol.
ummmm, this looks like Heaven. We love breads and this one with a no knead quality sounds great.
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Thanks for the recipe. I have pinned this and want to try it soon.
Yeah! I hope you enjoy it.
Cookies are my nemesis-love them but have a heck of a time baking them! Your bread looks great, I have no knead dough in the fridge as I type… Happy Easter:@)
This looks delicious.
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Your bread looks awesome!!! I don’t know if I can give up my bread machine to make bread completely from scratch 🙂
I hope you will try this. No need to give up your machine, I still use mine from time to time. This just gives you another option. This makes more of an artisan type loaf. I love both.
I love homemade bread. Need to try this!
I hope you will try this. It does take some time, but most is inactive time. Watch Chef John’s video. It really helped me to learn how to handle the wet dough and each time I make it I get a little better.
oh yum! I would make my meal out of this bread alone! Pinned to my SD board. Thanks for joining Saturday Dishes. ~ Paula
I made this! It came out absolutely perfect! Thanks so much for your perfectly detailed instructions. I will make this again and again. I also appreciate that I needed no special pans or equipment. Thank you thank you !
I am thrilled. Thanks for letting me know.