From grain to great bread.
Explore breads, flours, grains, and the regional traditions behind them. Follow ingredients into recipes and learn what changes with the seasons.
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Baguette
A long, shaped loaf where handling and scoring make a visible difference.
Barbados: salt bread and celebration cake
Barbados’ tourism authority describes the soft salt-bread roll used for cutters and fishcake sandwiches, alongside Christmas black cake.
Brioche
An enriched bread to explore through eggs, butter and dough development.
Focaccia
A pan-baked bread with an open texture and a dimpled surface.
Japanese milk bread
A soft enriched loaf connected to cooked-flour techniques.
Namibia: camping pot bread
A Namibian hospitality publisher documents pot bread cooked near a campfire, illustrating a practical bread-making approach for local camping trips.
Republic of the Congo: chikwangue
Chikwangue is a fermented cassava preparation documented in Congolese food research. It is often described as cassava bread, rather than a wheat loaf.
Sourdough bread
Bread leavened with a maintained culture, with timing guided by the dough.
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