Recipes For Stale Bread
Huffington Post
Whether store-bought or home-baked, fresh artisanal bread tastes great, but most households have trouble finishing an entire loaf before it goes stale. Instead of tossing it, give your bread new life! Ground into breadcrumbs, toasted into croutons, ...

Columbia Daily Tribune (blog)
Bread and Butter: A Reverie
Columbia Daily Tribune (blog)
When I stayed over for dinner at a “refrigerated butter” home, skill was required to keep from tearing the spongy white bread as I tried to move cold butter chunks from one end of the crust to the other. First I learned to slice the butter so thinly ...

Kansas City Star
Just a Taste: Bread for All Bakery Tandoori Naan Cafe
Kansas City Star
By JILL WENDHOLT SILVA At Bread For All in Westport, Stan Yoder lays out freshly baked nan to cool before the lunch crowd arrives. Just a Taste spotlights casual dining options that don't require a lot of cash. Hours: 11 am-10 pm Monday-Saturday; ...

TheNewsTribune.com
Hains House offers bed-and-breakfast, artisan bread-making courses
TheNewsTribune.com
It's a heck of a long way to come from Blakely, Ga., to Olympia just to bake bread. But that's exactly what Nadja Vawryk-Button did last month as one of five participants in an artisan bread-making course held at Hains House, a bed-and-breakfast south ...

Butter Your Bread with Pokémon and Hello Kitty
Kotaku
Why just spread jam on your bread, when you can cover it in Pikachu? The trend first started to pick up steam in 2008, but existed before that. New Zealand artist Maurice Bennet was exhibiting toast art a decade ago. Several Japanese food blogs ...

French Bread French Toast
Vineland Daily Journal
Preheat oven to 400 degrees and prepare as many regular muffin cups as you have slices of bread by spraying with cooking spray. Whisk all other ingredients together in a bowl. Drop 5 or 6 slices of bread into the bowl, and allow them to soak for about ...

BOGOS and fresh bread highlight the week
Sacramento Bee (blog)
Raley's is introducing new Artisan Breads this week but you can taste before you buy because they are offering free samples on Saturdays and Sundays through June 10. And ifyou like what you taste, the breads are BOGO. I'm there. How about you?