Looking for something with an interesting history. Had been reading on french breads but nothing interest me.
cookessentials,
Aug 16, 5:13am
What about lavosh?
noonesgirl,
Aug 16, 5:16am
Keyed in unusual breads in Google. Check the site out. Might give you an idea.
trading_gibsons,
Aug 16, 5:28am
Pumpernickel
katalin2,
Aug 16, 5:29am
matzo- the unleavened bread from biblical times
mamabecs,
Aug 16, 6:37am
Anadama bread -- it's made mostly of molasses and corn meal. It comes from "Anna, damn her! " -- because a man got sick of his wife's same old dinner each night and tried to turn it into something different.
lyonkin,
Jan 30, 2:45am
Thanks everyone for the ideas, I like the anadama idea! lol!
Had been googling all afternoon, most of the history of bread has been 'boring'. Keep the ideas coming in! The person checking my report is a great Konditormeister and there isn't much he doesn't know about breads hence Im trying to throw him a curveball.
The last person that did that wrote about an obscure bread from the Baltic Ocean region.
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