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Tomato and Herb Bread

The Black Oil · 2010-01-24 23:26:33

Is there any way of adapting those Odlums Quick Bread things, make your own basic bread recipe and then throw in tomato & herb, etc? Anyone got a good way of doing it? Doesn't have to be tomato and herb, by the way..just curious to see if anything else can go in apart from seeds and raisins.

24-01-2010 11:26pm

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Is there any way of adapting those Odlums Quick Bread things, make your own basic bread recipe and then throw in tomato & herb, etc? Anyone got a good way of doing it? Doesn't have to be tomato and herb, by the way..just curious to see if anything else can go in apart from seeds and raisins.

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#2 26-01-2010 11:00pm

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Absolutel; I make this all the time. I just chop up some sundried tomatoes and put them in a little oil, add rosemary and then make the bread normally in the same bowl (I usually make bread with just flour and water) and then shape it into a twist or a roll and pop it into the oven and voila very delicious, homemade bread. I have also at times put parmesan in with the sun dried toms and the rosemary.

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#3 27-01-2010 11:29am

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i squidge caramelised onions into white basic yeast bread. the hard part is keeping them in the dough (they like to slide back out)

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#4 27-01-2010 11:32am

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the onions sound yum,
I put some pesto with sundried tomatoes in mine

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