Sunday, August 25, 2013

Every once and awhile it's nice to have a good, solid cooking failure. These Rustic Sourdough Loaves from King Arthur Flour fit the bill nicely. So, not only do I have one hard-as-a-rock bread loaf, but I have two! Lucky me!
On the bright side, the insides are still soft and chewy. So I probably just overbaked the loaves a bit. The only thing you can really do with these bread paperweights is break them up with a hammer, let the insides dry out some, and create bread pudding. Only real option.

Don't even look at me, bread.

[Edit: A few days later, we had to use a powered saw to cut the bread into chunks to make bread pudding. That stuff was like a rock.]
5 comments:
I'm glad you've got such good grace about the bread. The power saw photo sure cracked me up.
Hopefully the bread pudding turned out!
Ha! Thanks for the laugh!!! I am trying to master my bread making skills! I'm glad it was still chewing on the inside!!!
Power saw - ha, that's awesome! My carrot zucchini bread was the opposite of rock hard this weekend but was still super tasty
Hilarious that you had the drive to even use the bread at all! :) You crack me up. I was thinking it would make a good chew toy for puppies.
yumm it looks so delish ! :D
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