Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Making Bread



My good friend Craig, otherwise known as my big gay in-town boyfriend, sent me a link to a blog that got his tastebuds chattering. It was for a recipe for cinnamon sugar pull apart bread. It did look pretty tasty and easy. So I got out the big pastry board.

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Forgetting that it was still a bread, which meant rising and proofing and all the stuff that goes along with making bread.

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Still who can resist hot cinnamon bread straight out of the oven? Actually I backtracked on the links and the original recipe wasn't even a cinnamon bread but a lemon pull apart bread with icing that if I'd had lemons in the house would have also made. That recipe will have to wait for another weekend.

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Now the thing I love about the internet and recipes is that you get the benefit of someone else making the recipe and posting comments about their successes, failures and hints. One of the hints on all these pull apart blog postings is that just because the top of the bread might be golden brown, the interior might not be done enough. Hence my well done top.

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Damn, that looks very much like a Shar Pei's ass.


I'm thinking I could have pulled it out ten minutes sooner to give it a prettier top but it's still a lovely, warm, cinnamony thing of decadence.

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8 comments:

  1. Oh. wow. mouthwatering.

    Also. Major bread kneading board lust. MAJOR. Also rolling pin. Julia Child would be so proud.

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  2. I may have to set youngest son on this. He is home for the second half of his internship and in need of cinnamon, I just know it.

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  3. I inhale anything with cinnamon.

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  4. Yeah, the board and the pin are staying right where they are.

    Froggy, he would love this recipe, TONS of cinnamon.

    Dani, I'm pretty sure if you had been in the house, it would have only gotten three feet from the oven before consumption began.

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  5. Oh, YUMMM!! To both the recipes below. If you ever decide to try gluten free cooking (which I have to do) please post the results I'm always on the look out for warm lovely gluten-free recipes. Until then I will try to modify these to see if I can come up with something as wonderful.

    Linda
    http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com

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  6. You know Linda, I should try my hand at some gluten free recipes. Seems more and more people are trying gluten-free diets. If anyone has some good links to something they'd like me to try, send them on.

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  7. So I was showing this to the girls and of course they are able to read all the words. Eeps! heh

    So they like the plate. And the bread too, natch.

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  8. I will fight you for the burnt bits.

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