I suggest that all annual gatherings everywhere adopt the Barcelona bread system... whereas they have a special wood-fired outdoor bread oven....
can you hear the screams from panicky sisters everywhere????
and my crazy laughter... hahahaha
the bread process begins hours ahead of the actual baking when he builds a good hot wood fire in the stove, lets it burn down and then rakes out all the coals (the bricks retain the heat)
Meanwhile, he has a huge mixer going where the dough for 17 loaves is being made. All of this is in a special little kitchen outside in their courtyard- as near as I could tell, this kitchen is used exclusively for bread. The 'summer' kitchen (which is really used year round) is next door to the bread oven.
That's amazing! How cool!
ReplyDeleteSounds absolutely delish! Mom n Dad
ReplyDeletesounds like the best...thumbs down, oh...I think I mean HANDS down... hahahahahah
ReplyDeletewow..that takes dedication. why is it that Europeans seem to just have more patience?
ReplyDeleteof course, besides (possibly) having more patience, there were only about 220 people there... he got up at 3 am to start it
ReplyDeleteI'm kinda all for it. If I get to do the bread making. And that be my ONLY JOB. K? Sound good?
ReplyDeleteooooooo, I can almost smell it now!!! What I wouldn't give to have a warm slice with butter and homemade stawberry jam!
ReplyDeleteYou're making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's totally awesome! Love the pictures, and commentary gave me a good smile & chuckles today! :*)
ReplyDeleteHappy days!
fine with me, laura, if you do the bread baking- can I be there, too? We'll invite Sharla to make strawberry jam...mimisusan can bring some of that pepper jelly (I'd like to try it!) Let's just have a fresh bread party! ;)
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