Vegan Bread

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Where is it? Can I buy it? What brands are vegan? Do I have to make my own?

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At 1:14 AM +0000 2/3/10, Zanna wrote:

>Where is it? Can I buy it? What brands are vegan? Do I have to make my own?

>

Many breads are vegan. Read labels.

 

Bread is easy. Look for one of the " no-knead " recipes. I've made the

" artisan bread in 10 minutes a day " breads, where you make a batch of

dough that lasts up to 2 weeks in the refrigerator. When you want

fresh bread, you already have the dough made. If you like sourdough

but don't like the mess of feeding and maintaining a starter, wait

the full 2 weeks. The longer it goes, the sourer it gets.

 

Some recipes were in the NY Times on 21 Nov. 2007: " Jeff

Hertzberg['s]...technique is more or less as streamlined as this: Mix

flour, salt, yeast and water. Let it sit a bit, refrigerate it, take

some out and let it rise, then bake it. "

 

I almost always change recipes, and for the bread recipes that called

for white flours, I used whole wheat flour because that's what I had

on hand.

[Guest guest]

some bread is vegan

some is not

its all about reading the labels. have to watch out for eggs, whey, butter, datem, etc.

but there are tons of vegan breads.

and yes, you can always bake your own to taste!

Zanna Feb 2, 2010 8:14 PM Vegan Bread

 

 

 

Where is it? Can I buy it? What brands are vegan? Do I have to make my own?

 

 

 

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