Announcing Bread Baking Day #47 – Bread with Chocolate!
February 6, 2012 at 12:12 am | Posted in Bread Baking Day, Breads | 23 CommentsTags: Announcement, BBD#47, Bread, Bread Baking Day, Bread Baking Day #47, Chocolate
A few days ago, I received an email from zorra of 1x Umruhren Bitten, who founded Bread Baking Day back in 2007, asking if I wanted to host BBD #47. I was excited and flattered. I was always hoping I’d get to host one, and now it’s here! She asked me to come up with a theme, and suddenly, I was stumped! Most everything, it seemed, had already been done. Then it hit me..it’s February, the month of love, with Valentines Day smack in the middle, about one week from now. What do we associate most with Valentines Day outside of red roses? Chocolate!
I’m asking you all to make any bread you like, as long as it contains yeast, wild or commercial, and incorporate chocolate into your bread any way you want, whether it be all chocolate, bits of chocolate, swirls of chocolate, chocolate stuffed, chocolate topped etc. The possibilities are endless! Think pain au chocolate, chocolate babka, yeasted coffee cake, buns or rolls, chocolate pizza, or something like my chocolate, cinnamon. raisin swirl challah. How about chocolate or chocolate glazed donuts? Your bread doesn’t even have to be sweet or dessert like. Chocolate works very well in savory! A baguette with spicy chocolate, perhaps? A loaf with savory ingredients and chocolate? As long as you combine a yeasted dough of any kind, with any kind of chocolate – you’re golden! It’s ok if you add other ingredients such as nuts, dried fruits, or anything your heart desires – as long as it’s a bread that contains chocolate. Get creative, be daring..but most of all, have fun! If you’ve never taken part in Bread Baking Day before, check out the round-up of last months Bread Baking Day (#46), hosted by Noor of Ya Salam Cooking.
To take part in this event, you are required to do all of the following;
- Create and bake your bread
- Post about it on your blog, then link that post back to this post
- If you’re blog is in another language, just make sure you post an English version of the recipe
- When you’re done, email me at parsleynsage@yahoo.com … with BBD #47 in the subject line, and include the following;
1. Your name
2. The name of your blog and the URL
3. The name of your bread and the URL to the post (permalink)
4. Your location – where you are from.
5. A photo of your bread, no larger than 500 pixels wide by 400 pixels long.
– The deadline for your submission will be March 1st 2012, at midnight Eastern Time.
– The round-up of all the submissions will appear here on March 5th, 2012
– Your bread must be made in the month of February, 2012 – the latest, March 1st, 2012.
– If you’d like me to contact you when the round-up is up, please include that in your email to me.
If you want, use the logo in the upper left hand corner at the top of this post, in your post, to promote the event. Just right-click and save it to a location on your computer. Link it to zorra’s BBD#47 announcement or this post.
I’m really looking forward to seeing what you all come up with!
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I can’t wat to see the results! there’s nothing better than bread with chocolate…
Cheers,
Rosa
Comment by Rosa May (@RosasYummyYums)— February 6, 2012 #
Whoa.. I’ve never done anything like this but I bake a lot of bread. I’ve never done chocolate bread but hey, can’t be that hard, right? Even crap bread would be pretty good if it had chocolate in it. 🙂
Comment by Maureen— February 6, 2012 #
On stand-by to see your chocolate and bread posts.. it will be heavenly. So sorry I can’t partake, I’m working on a bake sale this week:)
Comment by Just A Smidgen— February 6, 2012 #
Great concept with chocolate. How cool to see what people will create from your inspiration.
Comment by Evelyne@cheapethniceatz— February 6, 2012 #
Is anyone elgible to do this, Lisa? Do I need to sign up to the group or just follow the instructions in your post? Chocolate sounds like the perfect reason to bake bread!
suesue121255@hotmail.com
Comment by Sue— February 6, 2012 #
Sue, no membership at all, just join in by following the list on how to enter. I’m so glad you want to take part. You will most certainly bake one heck of an amazing bread with chocolate!
Comment by Lisa— February 6, 2012 #
I would love to take part in this! 🙂 Hope I get something done in time!
Comment by The Harried Cook— February 6, 2012 #
I’m going to try to participate!
Comment by Mary— February 6, 2012 #
Wow! Cool! This is such a great idea
Sounds absolutely delicious! Always enjoy reading your blog.
Comment by Eliza— February 6, 2012 #
This sounds like a wonderful challenge! I’m not sure I’ll have time to participate this month, but even if I don’t you can bet I’ll be back here 1st March to check out the delicious entries 🙂
Comment by thelittleloaf— February 7, 2012 #
Sounds like a great theme!!!
Comment by Amanda— February 8, 2012 #
Oh, I love this!!! I am totally doing it!!!
Comment by Jenni— February 9, 2012 #
i had done 🙂
Here it is
http://from-snuggs-kitchen.blogspot.com/2012/02/schokoladen-pflaumen-brot.html
Comment by Sandra Gu— February 11, 2012 #
Bread or bread rolls filled with chocolate chips is a good & tasty thing!
I can’t wait to see the tasty end results! 🙂
Comment by Sophie— February 12, 2012 #
YES! YES! YES!
Comment by Jamie— February 13, 2012 #
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