Here you find all entries from Luxemburg (1), Malaysia (1), Mexico (1), Netherlands (2), New Zealand (1), Norway (1), Poland (11), Portugal (4), Senegal (1), Singapore (3), Spain (29), Sweden (1) and Switzerland (6)
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Luxemburg
Julie from cookbook addict
Julie’s version of the Mallorcan ensaimada.
City/Region: Luxembourg
Malaysia
Mexico
Raulillo from Cocinando Con Todos Los Sentidos
Raul tells us more about the Mexican Bread tradition.
City/Region: Tijuana, Baja California
Netherlands
Baking Soda from Bake My Day!
Make your rolls similing, Karen shows you how.
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New Zealand
Gilli from So Simple Food
Before Gilli leaves for holiday she makes one master dough, four loaves and two varieties.
City/Region: Auckland
Norway
Siri from Transplanted Baker
A great fusion of two Pumernickel tradition.
City/Region: Førde
Poland
Ptasia from Cos niecos
Sweet buns but not too sweet, the main sweetness comes from the raisins.
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Mysza from Kolor i Smak
Succulent buns with poppy seed.
City/Region: Sosnowiec
Margot from Kuchnia Alicji
The only words I understand is chleba and poolish. ;-)
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Irenia i Andrzej from Kuchnia Ireny i Andrzeja
Mouth-watering pita, yum!
City/Region: Bytom
Tilianara from Kuchnia Szczescia
It’s more cake than a bread, but delicious anyway.
City/Region: Warsaw
Malta_79 from Strega gotuje
I don’t speak Polish, fortunately pics say more than thousand words.
City/Region: Silesia
Anita from Tak sobie pichce…
I like the crumb of this bread, it looks so soft.
City/Region: Krakow
Liska from White Plate
Good-looking rolls, that’s all I can say.
City/Region: Warsaw
from Moje wypieki
Yeah, now I now 3 words in Polish: orkiszowy means spelt.
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Portugal
Risonha from Cozinha da Risonha
Coffee in bread? Event the cat is suprised.
City/Region: Sagres
Manuela from Delícias & Companhia
Did you know you can use carob powder for bread baking? I didn’t.
City/Region: Terceira Island – Azores
Suzana from Home Gourmets
Suzana got the bread baking talent from her grandmothers.
City/Region: Lisbon
Moira from Tertúlia de Sabores
The inspiration for this bread are Autumn colours, Pumpkins and the princess Cinderela, the one who lost the shoe after midnight.
City/Region: Lisbon
Senegal
dumé from Chai dumè
Divine Focaccia and some wonderful childhood memories from dumé.
City/Region: Dakar
Singapore
Nags from Edible Garden
This bread really doesn’t need an introduction to any Indian cuisine lover.
City/Region: Singapore
Zhulaiha from Epicurean Escapism
Zhulaiha cannot describe just how much she loved these, so you just need to try them out to find out.
City/Region: Singapore
kwf from Pure Enjoyment
kwf experimented with tomatoes, the desired result is not yet reached.
City/Region: Singapore
Spain
zorra from 1x umrühren bitte aka kochtopf
Usually I don’t like breads with spices, but this one is excellent.
City/Region: Andalucia
Akane from Albahaca y Canela
This rye bread goes well with honey but also with goat cheese.
City/Region: Murcia
Reme from Alsurdelsur-panes
After several years of bread baking experiences Reme bakes now „free-style“.
City/Region: Málaga
Marga from aprendizdepanadera
Marga wishes us a happy WBD’08 with this healty mutli cereal bread.
City/Region: Mallorca
Cerise from Cerise divagando en la cocina
A fluffy bread with seeds.
City/Region: Andalucia
Cookemila from Cookemila
Cookemila wanted to bake a bread similar to the ones she ate in Austuria, she found a recipe on the blog Le Pétrin.
City/Region: Madrid
Maria from El Mundo de Estrella
A delicious bread with sesame.
City/Region: Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz
Penny from El rincón de la Mariposa
A simple recipe with a special touch – dates.
City/Region: Barcelona
VelSid from Gastronomía y Cía
Simple to make but terrifc in taste.
City/Region: Castellón
Myrian from La cocina de Myri
A wonderful lactose-free brioche, and the story about the brioche dance?
City/Region: Sevilla
Zaira from La Cocina de Zaira
A little bit of Arabian on your table.
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Micaela from La Cuinera
3 months ago Micaela got a breadmaker, she baked a lot with it, but today she prefers to make artisan loaves.
City/Region: Barcelona
Okkar from La Fiambrera
Okkar is not yet a daring bread baker so he used for his Ciabatta a bread mix.
City/Region: Alicante
ajonjolí from La flor del calabacín
ajonjoli bakes tow loaves, an original and a classic one.
City/Region: Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Islas Canarias
Cannella from La Zuccheriera
A typical bread from the center of Italy baken in a Ferrari oven.
City/Region: Castilla y León
Begoña from Las recetas de Marichu … y las mias
The recipe for this typicall jewish bread was taken from the Blog No Knead for Bread.
City/Region: Nerja – Málaga
liuia drusilla from liuia cooks
This slightly sweet bread is great for toasts and perfect for sandwiches.
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Marta from Los fogones de mi casa
A tasty bread with onion, garlic and millet.
City/Region: Valencia
Madrid tiene miga from Madrid tiene miga
A group of bread addicts in Madrid is answering the question „why do we love bread?“.
City/Region: Madrid
Tartasacher from Mil postres
A simple recipe with a special effect.
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Vanesa from Panaderia de Mis deseos más dulces
Nice decorated loaves with a hearty filling.
City/Region: Tenerife
Maribel from Papas arrugadas y mojo picon…
Her first bread she ever baked, look at the stunning result.
City/Region: Tenerife
Alicia from recetariocanecositas
Easy to make, no stress, no patience.
City/Region: Valencia
Ana from Recetasdemama
This fantastic bread was baken in a Römertopf.
City/Region: Córdoba
Mercedes from ReZeditas
With her new breadmaker Mercedes baked this healty bread, that contains rye and nuts.
City/Region: Catalunya
Josep from Rusticpa
A tasty bread made with stone-ground French flour.
City/Region: Barcelona
Marisa from Sin Gluten
After several trials Marisa found the prefect recipe for gluten free buns.
City/Region: Galicia
Angie from Tarallucci e…
Angie was inspired by different sources, the result is fantastic rolls.
City/Region: Madrid
Switzerland
Chriesi from Almond Corner
Chriesi just discovered that bread baking is fun.
City/Region: Zurich
Christa from Christa’s Blog
Small swirled buns, not only your kids will love’em.
City/Region: Schaffhausen
Kako from En Guete!!!
Wonderful rolls, that brings Kako memories back from her childhood in Chile.
City/Region: Zurich
Danielle from gatinha na cozinha ( kitten in the kitchen)
Danielle makes a wonderful picnic bread.
City/Region: Lausanne
Robert from lamiacucina
Robert was attracted by a recipe of La Majuluta – a stunning Ciabatta with spelt flour.
City/Region: Basel
Rosa from Rosa’s Yummy Yums
A a light brioche-like sweet saffron bread, a speciality of Fribourg in Switzerland.
City/Region: Geneva
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Wow, there were many participants! Incredible! Now, I have to browse through all those wonderful recipes!
Great roundup!
Cheers,
Rosa
Increible… es la Fiesta del pan.
¡¡¡ Un estupendo trabajo!!!!
¡Qué maravilla!! ¡¡felicidades por tan excelente trabajo!!
Saludos
Muchísimas felicidades. Es una recopilación espectacular. No se cuando voy a tener tiempo para leer y sobre todo probar todas estas maravillas. Aunque el año es muy largo…. Enhorabuena, un trabajo inmejorable.
Un saludo, Begoña
Zorra you are to be congratulated…What a wonderful event, can you believe what you have started.
Food bloggers from all over the world coming together to share and display their work.
Why can’t all our world leaders follow suit.
Bakers should rule the world!!!
Thank you
Cheers