Bread thread

>>8737394
either that or rye

>>8737394
You can pump my nickel if you want

>>8737394
How about that honey wheat berry though

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>>8737394

Guess so, because that there is not a pumpernickel bread. Looks like a colored wheat and rye bread to me.

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I've never eaten pumpernickel in my life, it looks dry. Baguettes are best though prove me wrong

>>8737550
This

Rye and Pumpernickel are great. Love dark breads.

I'm not aware that it's "underrated", it's rated very highly and it's eaten in aristocratic dishes like pumpernickel/fresh cheese/salmon and pumpernickel/fresh cheese/kaviar

>>8737394
That's not pumpernickel.

>>8737394
it's great but i find rye breads to be way less versatile. they only tend to be good with garlic/creme fraiche/onion/fish combos in my experience, but i'm happy to hear people's suggestions

>2017
>still eating the first meme of mankind known as bread
shiggy wiggy diggy

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>>8737394
>>8737550
>>8737578

Tijgerbrood is officially the best bread of all time

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>>8737394
Bannock is superior

>>8737394
Marble rye is pretty underrated around these parts too

>>8737394
YES.
Pumpernickel is the best bread. I make it myself, from a 140 yr old recipe. If I had to choose a bread to be the last one I ate in this life, it would be pumpernickel.

>>8738960
Post your recipe pls

whats the best bread to eat with salted butter

>>8738960
Post it fgt

>>8738306

What makes it do that?

>>8737578
Baguettes cut the roof of my mouth. Nonsense meme bread.

>>8738306
>Tiger bread
>Looks like Leopard spots

>Dutch education

How do I make 100% whole wheat bread edible?

>>8739120
rice paste brushed on top before baking. Also there's sesame in the bread for flavour.

>>8740082
in the UK it got renamed giraffe bread cos a kid wrote to the supermarket and said it looked more like a giraffe than a tiger

>>8741976
>giraffe bread
LIES
>rice paste
LIES

It's yeast, sugar, corn/riceflour and water, mixed into a paste. The yeast creates the bubble effect, the sugar caramalises for the colouring, the corn/riceflour is just to make a paste.

Source: I'm a Baker.

>>8742015
oh cool, guess there's more to the recipe than I thought. Thanks for updating me!

You can literally just google tiger bread for the giraffe thing though

>>8738114
Turkey and rye with mustard is fucking amazing.