Still have plenty of those blueberries left? Dry them!
As for me, I eat them with yoghurt for breakfast.
Which reminded me of a simple recipe for breakfast bread:
Blueberry Yoghurt Bread!
INGREDIENTS:
-Bread flour: 250 g
-Whole wheat flour/Graham Flour: 50 g
-Plain yoghurt: 150 g
-Unsalted butter: 13 g
-Milk: 80 ml
-Sugar: 1 large tablespoon
-Salt: 1 small teaspoon (you may want to reduce that)
-Dry yeast: two thirds of a large tablespoon
-Dried blueberries: 40 g
-Bluberry jam: to taste
-Beaten egg
RECIPE:
In an appropriate bowl or recipient, drop and mix bread flour, whole wheat flour/Graham Flour, plain yoghurt, unsalted butter, milk, sugar, salt, dry yeast, dried blueberries. Let ferment as you woulddo with any bread.
-Once leavened, knead to let gas out. Form a bowl and cut iinto 6 equal parts.
-Cover with cellophane paper and let rest for 20 minutes.
-Stretch each ball with both hands first, then using a wooden roll stretch more on the picture.
-Brush one side with a little bluberry jam and roll with the jam inside.
-Place the balls as in picture inside a 19 cm wide baking paper mold.
-To help with second fermentation, place inside a microwave oven for 20 minutes at 40 degrees Celsius.
-During that time, preheat oven to 210 degrees Celsius.
-Take out bread out of microwave oven. Brush with beaten egg.
-Lower oven tempearture to 190 degrees Celsius and bake for 20 minutes.
Enjoy!
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darn and I was in both stores yesterday but I didnt care to ask. thanks for the advice! ill take care of the comment page later tonight.. Yup Ill join foodbuzz when my blog is 1 month old (it`s a requirement I think). It is barely a week old and having lotsa fun! thanks for visiting! Ill be posting some pics when I finally get to try your recipe. Thank you again!
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Dear Marya!
Greetings!
There is no requirement to join Foodbuzz. You don’t even need a blog!
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In Shizuoka City near the Shizudai… I want to try this recipe tomorrow but I dont have whole wheat flour or graham flour. Can I just use All-purpose flour instead? Thanks!
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Dear Marya!
Greetings!
You can buy all kinds of flour at Parche (Shizuoka Station) or KALDI (also Shizuoka Station,
Shizutetsu stores also sell them!
By the way, I tried to leave a message on your excellent blog, but I couldn’t because you do not use the Blogspot Full Page Comment Box.
Please read this expalanation I made some time ago at:
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If you could arrange your comment box, WordPress Users like me would be able to leave messages on your beautiful blog!
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Another important thing:
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It costs you absolutely nothing and brings a lot of traffic from like-minded people!
Looking forward to talking to you!
Take good care of yourself,
Robert-Gilles (ロベル)
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yum yum! hello neighbor. I am in Shizuoka too… This one is bookmarked for my bread adventure… Thanks!
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Cheers, Marya!
Where do you live in Shizuoka?
Best regards,
Robert-Gilles
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I love the look of this cake!!!
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Merci beaucoup, chere Christelle!
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this is on my have to try list – thanks.
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Dear jane!
I just think this will become a new creation!
Cheers,
Robert-Gilles
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The silly chef in me wants to say “Love your buns Robert”, but I will just leave it at YUMMY! and I like this…
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Dear Elizabeth, as long they don7t get baked, fine by me!LOL
Robert-Gilles
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I love the shape of this. It’s an interesting combination of yogurt in a bread.
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Isn’t it? Cheers, Jenn!
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