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WALNUT AND PECORINO BREAD

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We fired up the wood-burning oven again in the garden the other afternoon and made another batch of six loaves of our delicious walnut-pecorino bread. It was a bright, cheerful afternoon making the job very pleasant. I won't post photos again, since I did document the bread-making in November.


Comments (3)

Mary, can you freeze the bread? It sounds so great, I remember it when you posted it last time. If I could freeze the loaves, I would torch up our pizza oven to make some...

sandrac:

Mary, that bread must be fantastic! And I can't believe your husband is outdoors in only a sweater in February (and your trees have green leaves!) Umbria's climate is so much more gentle than we have in Canada.

(I just returned from a week visiting family in Alberta, where it was blisteringly cold, so I'm feeling extra sensitive to the weather!)

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