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Photography, recipe development, and styling by Edd Kimber ”Kougelhopf is a traditional bread from the Alsace region of France and is similar to a brioche but made in a distinctive, fluted tube pan and with more mix-ins. The true origins of the bread are hard to trace, but it is popular across Germany, Switzerland, and […] LEGGI TUTTO
The Danube River moves at its own pace. Wide and slow in some places, rushing in others, it carves through 10 countries, linking cities and villages, languages and histories, before emptying itself into the Black Sea. It carries with it fragments of the past—whispers of empires, of merchants trading spices and silks, of bakers rolling […] LEGGI TUTTO
South Africa’s blessed sunny weather has led to its most popular cuisine: braai. Equal parts social gathering and food extravaganza, a South African braai most closely resembles our American barbecue block party. Family, friends, and neighbors join together to grill meat over an open flame—not on a gas grill mind you, but a traditional charcoal […] LEGGI TUTTO
Bring the magic of the French boulangerie straight to your home with flavorful baguettes boasting a characteristic texture and that super crackly, tear-worthy crust. In France, there are two main varieties of baguette: the tradition, which is crafted by hand and uses a lengthy fermentation process, and the ordinaire, which can be mechanically produced and may contain […] LEGGI TUTTO
This sandwich bread is soft, sturdy, and perfect for your favorite fillings. With a light, airy texture, it holds up beautifully to spreads, meats, and veggies. Whether you’re making a classic PB&J or a hearty deli sandwich, this bread will become your go-to. It slices easily, stays fresh for days, and brings the comforting feel […] LEGGI TUTTO
Soft, gooey, and spiced just right, you’d never know this breakfast classic is made without gluten. A brown sugar and cinnamon filling delivers familiar flavor, and because gluten-free bread takes longer to bake and has to reach a higher internal temperature than bread with gluten, a drizzle of heavy cream before baking keeps the rolls […] LEGGI TUTTO
Photography, recipe development, and styling by Edd Kimber Small-Batch Pretzel Buns To make the baked baking soda: Line a baking sheet with foil and weigh this, noting the number. Add the weight of the foil-lined pan to the weight of the baking soda, and note that number. Spread the baking soda out into an even […] LEGGI TUTTO
In the late 2010s, bakeries in Seoul, South Korea, began promoting a creamy cheese- and herb-filled garlic bread bun on social media, and it quickly gained international exposure. Although garlic bread is beloved worldwide, what sets the Korean style apart is using soft enriched bread, a lightly sweetened whipped cheese filling, and egg-enriched garlic butter […] LEGGI TUTTO
It’s common in Chinese bakeries to find sweet buns filled with a thick and creamy custard. We used frangipane, one of our favorite creamy French fillings, for a nutty flavor spin on this Asian staple. A sprinkle of candied almonds on top adds subtle crunch. Sweet Frangipane Almond Buns Preheat oven to 325°F (170°C). Line […] LEGGI TUTTO
