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Bread Baking Babes

 

BBB logo basic let's get bakingI am a Bread Baking Babe, yes and you bet I am proud to be so.

What the heck are the Bread Baking Babes you might ask. I’ll tell you:
The Babes are the most gorgeous group of ladies scattered all over the planet who share one (among lots of others) great passion: baking bread.

What could be more fun than bake bread together in a group and talk about it. Choose a recipe once a month and see how it turns out in different kitchens situated in different countries, dealing with different measuring units and most important: different flour qualities?

I am only a “Baby” Babe at the moment, joined the group 2 months ago but I have learned so much already and had so many funny and helpful discussions with my fellow Babes – countless, priceless lessons I got.

The Bread Baking Babes is a closed group of about a dozen of active members and we like it to keep it small and simple.  So you can’t decide to be a Babe, you need to be invited. Every now and then the group does this – have faith if you are longing to join – one day they might choose you!

We love to bake bread and share our experiences while doing so.  Even tho the group is closed we are happy if you’d decide to be part of the whole fun and join us as a Bread Baking Buddy.

What’s this Buddy thing all about?
Every month one of us serves as the kitchen of the month, gathering all other Babes around her kitchen table and chooses the bread we will bake.
Every 16th of a month we all post about the month’s bread and the kitchen of the month invites everyone to join and bake the bread with us. If you decide so you will have until the 29th of every month to bake and post about it. Then simply tell the kitchen of the month that you did and send a link to your post.
The kitchen of the month Babe will then do a roundup with all the Buddies that baked with us and you will even earn a nice Buddy Badge to show on your blog as a little Thank You for baking with us!

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These are the splendid Bread Baking Babes and their blogs:

Bake My Day – Karen | blog from OUR kitchen – Elizabeth | Canela and Comino – Gretchen (Babe on Hiatus) | Cookie Baker Lynn – Lynn | Feeding my enthusiasms – Pat | Grain Doe – Gorel | I Like To Cook – Sara | Living in the Kitchen with Puppies – Natashya | Living on bread and water – Monique (Babe on Hiatus) | Lucullian Delights – Ilva | My Kitchen In Half Cups – Tanna | Notitie Van Lien – Lien | Paulchens FoodBlog?! – Astrid | The Sour Dough – Breadchick Mary | Thyme For Cooking – Katie (Babe on Hiatus) | Wild Yeast – Susan

Thinking of you with Love:
Glenna (Alumni Babe) | Sher (Angel Babe)

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These are the Breads we have baked so far:

  1. Holiday Apple Kuchen Muffins...
  2. Russian Rose
  3. Oatmeal Twists
  4. Shepherd's Bread by Beth Henspergerb
  5. Swedish Rye Bread
  6. Biscotti Piccanti (Sicilian Spicy Rusks)
  7. Cuban Bread
  8. Stollen - The BBB Way...
  9. Streusel Potato Cake (Kartoffel Kuchen)
  10. Fougasse
  11. Soft Pretzels
  12. Bread Baking Buddies August - The Round Up
  13. Vienna Bread & Kaiser Rolls
  14. Burger Buns
  15. Irish White Soda Bread with Herbs
  16. Stromboli
  17. Dan Lepard's Garlic Breath ... um Bread
  18. Rewena Paraoa
  19. Happy Anniversary Bread Baking Babes! *woohoo*
  20. Hildegard's Spelt Bread
  21. TARALLI PUGLIESI
  22. Broa - Portuguese Corn Bread
  23. Brunkans långa
  24. Sweet Portuguese Bread
  25. Potato Bread with Chives
  26. Yeasted Sprouted Wheat Bread
  27. Korni
  28. Very bad Bread Baking Buddy, sorry BBB's!
  29. Naan
  30. Viennese Striezel
  31. Brioche Mousseline
  32. I baked me sum Bab(i)es ... Tanta Wawa
  33. Chinese Flower Steam Buns
  34. Russian Black Bread
  35. Sukkar bi Tahin - Beirut Tahini Swirls
  36. Asparagus Bread
  37. Italian Knot Bread
  38. Authentic Ethiopian Injera
  39. Coccodi... Coccoda... Coccodrillo lalala
  40. Pane Francese
  41. Royal Crown's Tortano
  42. Sullivan Street Potato Pizza
  43. Five-Grain Bread with Walnuts
  44. Croissants ala BBB
  45. Yule Wreath
  46. Rosendals knäckebröd
  47. How do you spell catastrophe? I spell it: C-H-A-L-L-A!
  48. Sûkerbôlle - Sugarbread
  49. COUNTRY-STYLE WHOLE-WHEAT PITA
  50. Dark Onion Rye
  51. Poilane-Style Miche

2 Comments »

  • Polly Montgomry said:

    I would like to begin baking bread in Peru, SA. Having baked bread lots in the U.S. I am now about to scout for ingredients. Any tips out there?

  • Paulchens FoodBlog?! » Blog Archive » Goodbye 2011 said:

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