☕️✨Après bien des essais plus ou moins fructueux, je tiens enfin ma recette parfaite de Brioche tressée, moelleuse à souhait, avec une belle mie filante et aérée (swipe pour la texture), le tout avec peu de beurre et de sucre, idéale pour les goûters ou les petits déjeuners d’hiver. Si la recette vous intéresse, elle sera dans le numéro de Janvier d’Une année en Magie ! #brioche #bun #briochetressée #briochemaison #bakery #baker #baking #bake #bakedwithlove #kitchenwitch #kitchenwitchery #food #pornfood #cook #cooking #cookingtime #homemade #kitchenmagic #breakfast #teatime #tea #teacup #tealover #teaaddict #drinktea #yummy #recipe #uneanneeenmagie #frenchbaking #tradition La belle cuillère en bois gravée de runes est l’œuvre d’@andromaque__ https://www.instagram.com/p/CXTItzuKRhT/?utm_medium=tumblr
Chocolate ‘Burger’: Patty made of pure milk chocolate ganache and topped with a layer of marshmallow creme, on top of a brioche bun, and served with strawberry sauce ('ketchup’) and white chocolate sauce ('mayonnaise’).
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Jurassic Jaunt 7: Swanage Around The Globe On A Tilly Whim
Jurassic Jaunt 7: Swanage Around The Globe On A Tilly Whim
Before Swanning Around Swanage, A Corfe Whim
So I arrived in Swanage on the bus with trepidation, as I knew it was the last Bank Holiday of the summer, a busy time; and further more there was a steam festival at Corfe Castle which of course many people stayed at Swanage and took the train up to the festival. I was planning to go to a remote campsite called California Farm, but it was the top of…
Today I am listening to the rain and knitting a super fluffy blanket, using the brioche stitch. I like this pattern because it looks the same on both sides of the blanket, unlike the basic stickinette stitch (knot stitch across the row on right side, purl stitch across the row on wrong side), and is more interesting than a regular ribbed pattern (K1, P1 sequencing). A great tutorial for how to knit something in Brioche stitch is found on the Purl Soho website: https://www.purlsoho.com/create/2013/09/26/brioche-stitch/ I think a squishy brioche scarf is in my near future.
