Here you find all entries from Argentina (3), Australia (4), Austria (3), Belgium (1), Brazil (2), Canada (6), China (1), Cyprus (1), Denmark (1), France (16), Germany (25) and Greece (1)
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Argentina
Cibercuoca from Cibercuoca
A wonderful rye bread, unfortunately the sourdough did not survive.
City/Region: Buenos Aires
Marcela from La Majuluta
This good-looking bread contains bear and coffee substitute made from barley malt.
City/Region: Córdoba
Mar from Todo Caserito
A delicious bread, you should try it.
City/Region: Buenos Aires
Australia
Anh from Food Lover’s Journey
This bread is dead easy to make, just make sure you have all the best ingredients.
City/Region: Melbourne
Cakelaw from Laws of the Kitchen
A great bread to make for Thanksgiving
City/Region: Melbourne
Lorraine from Not quite Nigella
This gorgeous spongy bread is ideal for breakfast, to soak up a honey or liquidey jam.
City/Region: Sydney
Quinn from Quinn’s Baking With Love & Passion!
A fancy bread inspired by the famous blog Happy Home Baking.
City/Region: Melbourne
Eva from Sweet Sins
Eva recreated a bread she ate while her stay in her old homecountry. As base she took a recipe of the blog Chili & Ciabatta.
City/Region: Sydney
Austria
Prof. Wurst from Die Wurst und der Welt-Brot-Tag
What goes with a sausage? Of course a fresh bun, bought or homemade!
City/Region: Innsbruck
Astrid from Paulchen’s FoodBlog?!
Astrid found the recipe for this wonderful bread at The Barefoot Kitchen Witch Blog.
City/Region: Vienna
Belgium
Happy Cook from My Kitchen Treasures
The recipe for this stunning celebration is taken from the blog Gocbep.
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Brazil
Verena from Mangia che te fa bene
Great looking and tasting bread with a “sustainable” touch.
City/Region: Alphaville, São Paulo
Claudia from Doces Encontros
A wonderful bread that goes well for breakfast with honey.
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Canada
Elizabeth from blog from OUR kitchen
A pleasing bread with a fabulous aroma, try it.
City/Region: Toronto
Louise from gato azul
Éric Borderon, the artisan who made this bread you’ll find in Quebec City
City/Region: Québec
Natashya from Living in the Kitchen with Puppies
Stars are born!
City/Region: Ontario
Valli from more than burnt toast
A must bake bread, absolutely delicious and indescribable!
City/Region: British Columbia
Ruth from Once Upon a Feast
Ruth can’t take her hands off the dough anymore. For this WDB she baked fancy challahs.
City/Region: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Sarah from What Smells So Good?
Sarah was inspired by Alanna’s WBD’06 recipe. The result is not just just a clone.
City/Region: Oshawa
China
Florence from Do What I Like
Enjoy these mouth-watering rolls fresh from the oven with a thick slab of icy cold butter
City/Region: Hong Kong
Cyprus
Denmark
France
Chantal from Assiettes gourmandes
Fougasse filled with olives and Chorizo, bon apétit!
City/Region: Bordeaux
Irisa from Cuisine et Couleurs
You don’t need a breadmaker nor a oven for this marvelous bread, you can make it on your camping stove.
City/Region: Ardèche
Claudia from Cuisine Framboise
These fantastic buns are also known as buns anti-jet-lag, every airline should serve them.
City/Region: Martinique
Guylaine from Cuisine Guylaine
The nuts give the bread an autumnal touch.
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Madjy from Khobz Dar
Madjy got the autentic recipe and tips for this airy bread from her Algerian friend.
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Pia from la cocinera loca
This wonderful French specialty is made with rye and wheat flour.
City/Region: Paris, Ile-de-France
Murielle from La Table Monde
An autumnal loaf with a crispy crust and a soft crumb, yummie.
City/Region: Créteil
Sandra from Le Petrin
Sandra makes awesome rolls applying a special technic after a recipe of Dan Lepards.
City/Region: Paris
sab from le plaisir de gourmandise
This bread is a specialty of Normandy. It has a tense crumb and can be stored without problems.
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Marie-Laure from Ô Délices
Spoil you and your dearest with this yummie bread.
City/Region: Paris
aurélie from Popotte entre Potes
Lovely bread you can enjoy with marmelade or cheese.
City/Region: Alsace
Priyasuresh from Priya’s Easy N Tasty Recipes
Another simple, easy n quick as well as healthy bread.
City/Region: Paris
Tiuscha from Saveur Passion
An ancient recipe made with flour and technic from today.
City/Region: Piolenc
Gracianne from Un dimanche a la campagne
Experience and a lot of patience you will get such a gorgeous bread.
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Mariluna from Via delle rose
Mariluna wanted to make Grissini, but then she did go for these marvelous panini.
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Germany updated 27/10/08
Irma Rode from Catatan Irma
Such simple ingredients can create that fluffy and soft bread.
City/Region: Weilerbach
Chaosqueen from Chaosqueen’s Kitchen
A tasty bread that gets its dark color from molasse and treacle.
City/Region: Lübeck
Petra from Chili und Ciabatta
This oval-shaped bread“sticks“ originating in the southern Italian region of Puglia, make a very nice snack food with a glass of wine or a cold beer.
City/Region: Geiersthal
Sus from CorumBlog
Sus baked a Soda-Bead flavoured with „Green Thyme“ she recently bought in a Turkish food shop.
City/Region: Griesheim
Gabi from Crockyblog
If your kids don’t like wild rice, just bake this tasty bread.
City/Region: Rhede
Nathalie from Cucina Casalinga
A classic baguette recipe taken from King Arthur flour.
City/Region: Munich
Alex und Mari from Cuoche dell’altro mondo
For this awesome bread you need a lot of fresh ginger.
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Eva from Deichrunner’s Küche
A perfect interpretation of a recipe from Bäcker Süpke.
City/Region: Schleswig-Holstein
Stefan from Der Küchenbulle
An unusal but tasty combo.
City/Region: Brandenburg
Stefan from Der Suppenkasper
Anohter fantastic recipe from the book of Hamelman.
City/Region: Odenwald
Sivie from Die Küchengeister
Farmers bread, another great reicpe from Bäcker Süpke.
City/Region: Schleswig-Holstein
Claudia from Dolce
Claudia saw this recipe 2 years ago at Tartette’s blog, finally for WBD she baked it and was thrilled.
City/Region: Munich
Sefa from Food is Love
Everybody will fall in love with this exquisite quick bread.
City/Region: Bremen
Petra from Foodfreak
Foodfreak was inspired by a recipe from Petras Brotkasten. One recipe two different results.
City/Region: Hamburg
Rike from genial lecker
Rike says she is no bread baker, but look at her sweet breakfast bread. Perfect, isn’t it?
City/Region: Potsdam
This bread is ideal for beginner, easy to make satisfying result.
City/Region: Nauheim, Hessen
Lakshmi Venkatesh from Kitchen Chronicles
A superb bread better & soft & spongy than the shop-brought ones.
City/Region: Munich
Ulrike from Küchenlatein
These croissants are much better than bought ones.
City/Region: Schleswig-Holstein
Lavaterra from Lavaterra
Look at the pic and you know where the name of the bread comes from.
City/Region: Munich
PG from My Kitchen Stories
The bread is just perfect, it rises perfect and it smells perefect.
City/Region: Hamburg
Karin from Pflanzenlust
Karin did not bake it herself, but she could taste it and was in heaven.
City/Region: Kleinberghofen
Guilitta from Plauderecke
City/Region: An Austrian family recipe, shaped the Swiss way, that’s WBD pure.
Marion from Tomaten Quiche
Marion baked a wonderful Country bread and she has a question to experienced bread baker, too.
City/Region: Munich
Greece
Ivy from Kopiaste.. to Greek Hospitality
Very additctive rolls.
City/Region: Athens
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I’m speechless at all those wonderful entries….245! unbelieveable. Thanks for all your monumental hard work on making the roundup happen.
Du hast eine unglaubliche Arbeit geleistet und es ist wieder eine wunderbare Rezeptesammlung entstanden. Da kann wieder ein Jahr lang gebacken werden.
Vielen vielen Dank
Zorra, you are really doing such a fantastic job with those round-ups, they really are a good source of inspiration. Thank you!
Das ist toll, was Du da an Broten zusammen bekommen hast. Gestaunt habe ich über allein 7 Beiträge aus Indien. Vielen, vielen Dank für Deine Arbeit.
Hello Zorra !
Thank you very much ,you do a good job ,this international roundup is really fantastic ,i’m discovering a lot of news bread , see you soon !bye !
Madjy
Wasn’t able to look up all these days, Zorra! This is a beautiful roundup and kudos to you for the hard work!!