Video: Painted Bread and Foraged Floral Compound Butter
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Happy Sunday, dear reader! This week I decided to try making painted bread with the Crusty French Country Boule bread recipe from my first cookbook. I am certainly not a painter (I'll leave that to my mom!), but I had a lot of fun and learned that it doesn't have to be a perfect painting to make a charming bread to share. I topped off a warm slice with some Wild Violet & Lavender Herbal Compound Butter.
Watch as I welcome you into my cozy fantasy world of cooking! These soothing ASMR sounds and gentle music will transport you to my cottagecore kitchen and hobby farm with our kitty and chicken friends.
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recipes in this week’s video:
Inspired by flowers, the recipes in this week’s video are perfect for a spring afternoon! With bright, beautiful colors you will absolutely love this painted bread tutorial, decorating a crusty country French bread, and a delicious herbal compound butter with wild violets and lavender.
what I used in this week’s video:
If you have ever wondered where some of the items that I use in my videos are from, here is a quick recap of what was featured in this week’s video. This also includes links to the clothes that I wore!
final thoughts:
I cannot believe that we have reached the end of April. How quickly this month has gone by! It’s officially time to begin planting here on my little Iowa farm, and we will soon have a garden abundant with fresh produce to cook and bake with. Hooray! I hope that you enjoy this last April weekend and more spring showers to bring May flowers.
xoxo Kayla
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