I'm sure you are tired of seeing bread pictures, just as much as the corn crib....
however
I can't help myself.....
I adore kneading bread...
smelling bread...
eating bread....
...and obviously taking pictures of bread
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| (my light lunch of brie, homemade strawberry jam and French bread) |
xo+blessings,
I would glady give up all other foods for bread!
ReplyDeleteYour looks divine.
I served my newly pregnant and very sick daughter local organic sourdough feta cheese bread tonight and it worked like magic.
Blessings~
Dear Anne Marie,
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish that I lived next door to you !!!! You wouldn't be able to get rid of me !! I would smell your baking bread and be over before you could say'cut me a slice with loads of butter, please!!'. It looks Soooo delicious. I can hear you sighing with relief that I don't live next door !! hehe. XXXX
Your pic's are awesome! Please branch out and do an instructional video on making such beautiful bread=) Mine never looks like yours!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Sherry
I agree with Sherry! It looks sooooo yummy, instructions please! =)
ReplyDeleteAnne Marie: I can almost smell the bread all the way down here in Florida! There's just something so rewarding about homekeeping.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Donna
A question dear Anne Marie:
ReplyDeletehow long do you work the dough before letting it leaven?
Thank you,
Fra
mmmmmmmmmm........
ReplyDeleteXO,
Valerie
mmmm; I will never get tired of ANY of your posts, I'm loving them so much. Only found you about 2 weeks ago. I'm up in RI, and grew up with Dad growing lots of veggies. He just gave me eggplants, green and yellow wax beans, corn on the cob, zucchini and yellow squash, and asked if I wanted potatoes (forgot to pack the tomatoes as well as cabbage or I'd have gotten those, too). I also make bread, and got a whispermill grinder a while back.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Gina
Anne Marie, that looks wonderful. I too, love to make bread! It makes the home smell so wonderful and it's comforting to know that it was made with love by your own hands. Plus, for me, kneading the dough produces a very calming effect. Enjoy!
ReplyDeletexo,
Kathleen
PS - Please keep those bread pictures comin'...I love them and will never tire of seeing them!!
...never will get tired of these pictures...OR bread!
ReplyDeleteMercy!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to get my bread on soon...
LOL on the playlist :) I think that sound is coming from you blog anyway...
How can one get tired of bread!!! Never ever. Yours is amazing my talented and sweet friend. oxxoxoo Hugs.
ReplyDeleteOh Anne Marie!
ReplyDeleteI would never tire of your lovely BREAD!
Looks like something right out of a mgazine!
And I just know it tasted so yummy!
Now have you posted this recipe and I missed it!
BEAUTIFUL!
xo
YYUUMM!! Wish these were Scratch'n Sniff pictures!! XXOO, Damaris
ReplyDeleteCan I come to lunch?
ReplyDeleteCan you please answer a question on the hand sewing? Do you literally hand stitch, and if so, is it a back stitch? I've wanted to hand stitch since I'm terrible with the mechanics of my sewing machine (bobbin problems, for instance).
ReplyDeletemy dear anne marie...i could never tire of a bread story...eating, baking, kneading, photo-ing...it's all good....especially the eating. and your photos are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteC'est l'heure de l'apéritif ici ,tu me fais envie..
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
manon
What a perfect lunch...your bread looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI missed lunch today;
ReplyDeletethis is almost as good,
if not better, than
actually eating!!!
Yummy.
xx Suzanne
Yummy...I'll need a loaf just for me! Hey, can you email me show info??? I didn't get an email yet! I am REALLY interested!
ReplyDeletexo
Traci
Never tired of bread...I've taken a few shots myself...and indulged in a lot of it.
ReplyDeleteGreat minds (friends) think alike. I made 10 loaves yesterday. You just gotta take the photos! I love the color in yours... the green and the jam.
ReplyDeleteC'est parfait!
Dear Anne Marie,
ReplyDeleteYour bread tastes certainly very tasty. I love the smell of freshly baked bread.
Have a nice weekend, and take care,
Big hugs, Yvonne
That is a great lunch. Yum. I should have you teach me to make bread. I can still see my grandma baking bread in her kitchen. She used to make little loaves for me and my sister. We loved that. Thanks for making me think of her this morning. I miss her dearly. Xo!
ReplyDeleteOh Anne Marie! Yumm! I don't think I could ever get sick of your pictures of bread. It all looks so yummy and inspires me to get busy in my kitchen ;)
ReplyDeleteAnne Marie your bread pictures are beautiful!!! You've become quite the stylist...and photographer!!! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better...
xoxo
:) T
I'm so glad you aren't getting tired of them...because I was really considering making a video tutorial on 'how to make French bread'...
ReplyDeletewouldn't that be fun?
Yes, please,please,please an instructional tutorial like the Pioneer Woman would be so so helpful.Your bread looks amazing!!!! I live in the Low country in Charleston,S.C. and I really need help with my bread since we are below sea level.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Amber
Please Anne Marie, make that video for us!!
ReplyDeleteIt would be wonderful!
Hugs to you my dear friend,
Fra