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Friends, at last, the morning buns are here ☀️☀️☀️ This week, I ran two experiments. Up first: assembling the pan of buns, storing them in the fridge, and baking them in the morning. The result? Success! ✅ You do still have to remove the pan from the fridge at least 3 hours before you plan to serve them to allow them to fully proof and bake, but you could always remove the pan, then return to bed. Second, I sped up the timeline: On Thursday night, I mixed the dough, chilled it for 1 hour, rolled it and folded it, then stored it in the fridge until Friday morning. On Friday morning, I proceeded with the recipe. The result? Success! ✅ Friends, I may not ever make another pan of morning buns in my life, but I feel ready to hand it off to you. Orange-scented, cinnamon-sugared, these morning buns are heaven, perfect with a cup of black coffee and a great project to get you into holiday baking mode. I hope you love them.
PS: These truly bring me back to my first visit to Tartine, where these glorious buns stole my heart: Review of the Week
"Beautiful loaf! I used the half measurements but now wish I had made two! Knowing what the internal temp was super helpful; otherwise, I would have taken it out too soon." —Deb 6 More Recipes to Make Right Now
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Friends, good morning. It's shaping up to be a beautiful sunny Saturday, and I am so looking forward to it. ☀️ Let's get down to business. This week, the morning bun experiments continued, but before I post the recipe, I need to make one more batch, mostly to figure out how to actually make the buns so they emerge in the morning. I don't think it will be hard, but right now, they may as well be called evening buns. This week, I also finally updated this simple sourdough bread recipe, which...
Friends, good morning from Long Island (again!) ☀️ I hope you all had a week as glorious weather-wise as we did here in Upstate New York—bright blue skies every day, crisp mornings, warm, sunny afternoons, the most perfect walking weather... I'm dreading the season's end. This week, I made progress on both the morning buns (above) and the chocolate croissants (below) using this cheater's croissant dough recipe. The overall feedback from the family on the chocolate croissants? Too much...
Friends, hello. This week, I had so hoped to make progress on the Tartine morning buns I shared last week, but I got distracted. Shortly after sending the email, one of you asked if the cheater's croissant dough could be used to make Christmas Star Bread, and shortly after that, the chocolate I ordered to make chocolate croissants arrived. So I made a double batch of dough... But that's as far as I got. The experiments will continue this week. The real distraction this week was last night's...