Morning Bread?
That name implies one getting up and baking bread to have for breakfast.
In the morning.
I am not a morning person.
When we first move to this side of the pond, to Ireland, we were going to have a B & D (Bed & Dinner) rather than a B & B (Bed & Breakfast). I know myself well enough to realize that the closest I could come to providing breakfast would be a late brunch.
I digressโฆ.
After reading the Babes posts on making this lively pita bread it would seem I am not the only person reluctant to bake bread before breakfast.
Elizabeth, of blog from OUR kitchen, and our host kitchen for the month was inspired by a recent trip to Scotland.
Along with chicken biryani and haggis, she managed to have some lovely Middle Eastern Breadโฆ.
Which led to this Lebanese Morning Bread.
Yes, Morning Bread.
Iโm not certain why itโs called โMorning Breadโ, although it is similar to the bread we were served for breakfast every day in Morocco.
Itโs a pita bread, and, for me, it would make a perfect sandwich pocket for lunch. The interesting bit is that itโs made with 2 different flours.
Youโll just have to check out the Babes and see what they did with it.
And you can read more about how and why Elizabeth chose this bread on blog from OUR kitchen. Youโll also find the recipe, lots of hands-on photos, and all the details for baking along this month.
Thatโs it for Septemberโฆ
We are hoping for a cooler fall!
The Bread Baking Babes
A Messy Kitchen โ Kelly
blog from OUR kitchen โ Elizabeth
Bread Experience โ Cathy
Feeding My Enthusiasms โ Elle
Judyโs Gross Eats โ Judy
Karenโs Kitchen Stories โ Karen
My Diverse Kitchen โ Aparna
My Kitchen In Half Cups โ Tanna
And meโฆ.ย Thyme for Cooking โ Katie
Bake in the morning?! Are you kidding? We baked in the evening and then re-heated the bread the next morning. We used the toaster; itโs perfect for flat bread.
Iโm not much of a morning person either. I love the B&D concept, lol.
I canโt imagine in my wildest dreams bread making at the crack of dawn but my full admiration goes to those that do especially all those hardworking Moroccan ladies at the riads who do it daily and always are smiling !