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Ingredients for Baguette Bread Recipes
Baking Utensils for Baguette Bread Recipes
Mix Flour & Salt for Baguette Bread Recipes
Activate Yeast for Baguette Bread Recipes
Mix Yeast & Flour for Baguette Bread Recipes
Knead & Rest Dough for Baguette Bread Recipes
Add Flour for Baguette Bread Recipes
Knead Baguette Bread Dough
Preparations for Second Rise for Baguette Recipes
Shape Baguette Bread Dough
Cut & Pull Baguette Bread Dough
Baking Baguette Bread in Oven
Tips for Baking Baguette Bread
Cool Baguette Bread
Finish Baguette Bread
Summary: Learn how to work and rest the dough to make a traditional French baguette recipe in this baking video with bread recipes and bakery tips.
Brandon Sarkis has been a professional chef for more than 12 years, and he has worked in Austin, Texas, Columbus, Ohio, and Atlanta, Ga. His specialties are Asian, French and...read more
"Hi, my name is Brandon Sarkis on behalf of Expert Village. Today I am going to show you how to make a real French baguette. I am going to come back through with my handy dandy spatula to scrape the sides down because we don't want all this stuff stuck to the sides. Alright so there is this, now we take the towel, cover this up and you don't want to tuck it under or anything because the bread will rise over the top. Now you are going to want to find something to do for the next three hours, go watch a couple of TV miniseries, go watch a couple of movies back to back, take a nap, go for a walk or something and I will see you in three hours. That's a long time, three hours."
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Comments
ollerwe said
on 1/18/2009 Good recepy but I find the order/ sequence of the videos rather confusing. Finishing the bread is shown before you tell us about the ingredients. Or is it my browser that is mixing things up for me?
Anyway, the recepy looks great and I will try it right away. Thanks