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September: Bake It Forward
September is for the people we feed. When back-to-school season hits, the days can feel full before your feet even hit the floor. There are lunches to pack, rides to make, dinner to figure out, and so many people depending on you to keep things moving. And sometimes, having a loaf of homemade bread on the counter is one small, beautiful way to say, I was thinking of you. This month inside The Bread & Butter Way, we’re talking about Baking It Forward. Not in a “you need to do everything from scratch” kind of way. We are not trying to create a perfect kitchen, a perfect routine, or a picture-perfect loaf. We are simply making room for the little things that help a home feel cared for: - Toast before everyone heads out the door - A sandwich made with bread you baked yourself - Grilled cheese after a long day - A warm loaf dropped off for a neighbor - Letting your kids watch you try again when the dough doesn’t go quite as planned Because when you bake, you are giving your family more than bread. You are showing them that real food can be simple. That feeding people does not have to be complicated to be meaningful. That a warm kitchen, a good loaf of bread, and a little patience can make ordinary days feel special. You are building confidence—one dough, one loaf, one meal at a time. That is what I want for you this month: less overthinking, less pressure, and more simple bread that fits into your real life. One method. Simple tools. A rhythm you can actually keep. We’ll be focusing on the breads that support busy families best: soft sandwich loaves, easy everyday baking rhythms, simple meals, family food traditions, and the quiet confidence that comes every time you pull a loaf from the oven. You do not need to bake every day. You do not need every loaf to look perfect. You just need to take the next step. Let’s make bread that feeds the people we love—and then pass that goodness forward.
September: Bake It Forward
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Ask your BBW Coaching Call questions here
Ask your questions here about sourdough starter, sourdough dough, any of the course breads, things that you want to learn more about. Then join us in the BBW Coaching Call Wednesdays 11 AM central live on zoom (link is in the calendar for premium members). Replays will be available so if you’re not able to attend, we will answer your question in the call. . And if you are new here and have a lot of questions, go to the classroom > go to “Your First Loaf” course> start here.
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Free Community or Premium BBW Membership: Which is right for you?
You are in the right place, whether you are still working toward your first loaf or you are ready to make homemade bread part of your weekly rhythm. The Free BBW Community is designed to help you get started. You can learn the simple method, work through the First Loaf mini-course, ask questions, and celebrate each win along the way. Premium BBW is for the home baker who is ready for more than one good loaf. It is where you get a clear “what do I bake next?” path, weekly live Q&A and guided support, and help making bread work in your own kitchen and schedule. I made this simple chart so you can see the difference at a glance. There is no wrong place to be. Start where you are, and when you are ready for more support, Premium will be here. Premium BBW is $37/month or $370/year (save $74 with annual membership). If you have a question about whether Premium is the right next step for you, comment PREMIUM below or send me a message. I am happy to help you decide. 🧡 Sandra
Free Community or Premium BBW Membership: Which is right for you?
Sourdough Flour Tortillas: Cod Tacos with Slaw for Dinner
I made 15 tortillas that show some improvement from very thick to fairly thin tortillas which still need some work. My husband declared them all tasty, as usual. So, I went ahead with my plan to make Cod Tacos for dinner using the four best. Notes: - I made Sourdough Brioche and Sourdough Flour Tortilla doughs on the same day so I could use 1 1/2 cups of starter from my jar. This is the reason for 3 postings in a row. - I have now completed my goal of making one sourdough bread from each of the three classes: Sandwich and Everyday Breads; Flatbreads; and Sweet & Celebration Breads. Pics include a tortilla bubbling in the pan and my 15 tortillas from thick to fairly thin.
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Sourdough Flour Tortillas: Cod Tacos with Slaw for Dinner
French Quarter Memories: Beignets using Sourdough Brioche
Classic Beignet “Beignets are a signature yeast-raised breakfast treat native to New Orleans. They're dusted heavily with confectioners' sugar and traditionally paired with incredibly strong black coffee laced with chicory.” King Arthur Baking Company https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/classic-beignets-recipe My husband, three young children, and I ate many a beignet at the famous Café du Monde in the French Quarter. The picture below shows the scene on the street outside the outdoor café. As you can tell the beignets are not sprinkled in confectioners’ sugar, but more like smothered and no wet wipes back then. It was sort of messy, but delicious and fun. The Beignet recipe is not too different from Sandra’s Sourdough Brioche recipe. So, I used the leftover dough to make beignets. What went right: sourdough brioche yummy flavor and crumb profile, confectioners’ sugar What went wrong: inconsistent shape and frying results - golden brown to burned. Pics: Cafe du Monde; King Arthur Classic; my plate of beignets and inside look
French Quarter Memories:  Beignets using Sourdough Brioche
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