Wednesday, December 03, 2008
We spend our days off baking
I made the first batch of Christmas cookies. 'Jødekager', "Jewish cakes". The names seems to come from the fact that they have a mix of sugar and cinnamon on them. I guess the cinnamon was seen as a typical Jewish / Middle Eastern spice in the olden days.
Tony made a very tasty bread with spelt flour (if you can get your hands on some of this flour, do so, it has the most amazing flavour!). The dough raised rather a lot and the bread ended up looking quite funny. It was begging for a face! ;-)
Don't worry, I didn't literally draw a face on the bread!Labels: baking
I made the first batch of Christmas cookies. 'Jødekager', "Jewish cakes". The names seems to come from the fact that they have a mix of sugar and cinnamon on them. I guess the cinnamon was seen as a typical Jewish / Middle Eastern spice in the olden days.
Tony made a very tasty bread with spelt flour (if you can get your hands on some of this flour, do so, it has the most amazing flavour!). The dough raised rather a lot and the bread ended up looking quite funny. It was begging for a face! ;-)Don't worry, I didn't literally draw a face on the bread!
Labels: baking
scribbled by Carina 12/03/2008 06:21:00 PM
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