It’s always nice to know what a recipe is going to look like before you make it. Which is why cookbooks have pictures! Since not everything in Kneadlessly Simple could be professionaly photographed, I thought you might like to see how some of the breads looked when I was testing them in my kitchen. Here are some snapshots I took–unlike the ones in the book, they are not prefessionally lighted and styled, of course, but they should give you a good idea of what results to expect.
Sonoma Multigrain Crunch Bread
Cornish Saffron Bread
Crusty Peasant-Syle White Pot Bread
Super-seeded Almond Butter Health Bread
Crusty Seeded Cracked Wheat Pot Boule
Roasted Garlic-Parmesan Pot Bread
Cinnamon Sticky Buns
Easy Light Wheat Bread
Easy White Bread
Everyday Oatmeal Honey-Raisin Bread
Crusty Yeasted Cornbread
Crunchy-Munchy Pumpkin, Sunflower, and Flax Boule
Ciabatta
Yeasted Banana Coffee Ring
100 Percent Whole Wheat Bread
Apple Pastries
Rustic Rye Pot Bread
Thanks for getting in touch. Hope you like the oatmeal raisin bread–it’s very popular at my house!
Thanks for posting all of these! I bought your book a few weeks ago, and I love it! I’ve got a batch of dough for the “Everyday Oatmeal Honey-Raisin Bread” rising in the fridge right now! 😀
Thanks. I like to take the pics to help when I describe the loaf in the recipe introduction. Seeing it brings back memories of its taste and texture, too.
I love the pictures. They are inspiring me to try some more of your delicious recipes.