This supposed to be a bread, I don’t know how I did this

by arsabut_ispik

32 Comments

  1. Wrong-Entrepreneur83

    You forget it somewhere for years?

  2. 111gemini111

    Looks like you mixed this up in a cauldron

  3. Daku_Scrub

    Honestly I’d still take a bite, I’ve had more fucked up looking bread before.

  4. msamberjade

    Did you chew it and then try to reconstruct it?
    Why does it look like a bread geode

  5. clowncarl

    Call it Mandelbread cause I think you just baked a geometric fractal set

  6. _Goose_

    Looks like that maggot cheese. Casu Martzu

  7. Jesus_Faction

    not enough liquid, too much salt, old yeast

  8. jabracadaniel

    how do you not know how you did this? you were there the whole time

  9. Mental-Resource-9581

    I thought it was a dodgy cauliflower cheese!

  10. bhambrewer

    ah, the old brick. I get that when I don’t follow the recipe exactly. There’s a gluten free bread machine recipes book, I thought if I just mixed the flours well enough I could just dump the ingredients into the bread machine and I’d be good.

    Nope. Brick. Followed instructions, allowed the flour blend to trickle in: nice loaf, not a brick.

  11. Maduro_sticks_allday

    Looks like a rare mushroom cluster

  12. traxt999

    You’re supposed to use flour, not cauliflower.

  13. kaaaaaaaren

    At first I thought this was from the mycology subreddit I’m subscribed to

  14. fakemessiah

    You made prop bead for The Last of Us show

  15. GlanzgurkeWearingHat

    post it to r/worldbuilding as a 3D art piece of your “world map”

  16. ScrlettDrling

    Looks like coffee cake texture. I love coffee cake.

  17. yoghurtangel

    it’s definitely *a* bread. we’re not sure what kind yet

  18. AveragelyTallPolock

    Brother teleported his bread for 3 days.

  19. minnesotajersey

    If you were making soup, you went REALLY astray.

  20. GentrifriesGuy

    Yum tumors!

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  21. sch0kobaer

    Looks like you used too little liquid and didn’t knead well enough. It kinda resembles crumble. Maybe try following bread recipes more precisely. My go to recipe is:

    100% flour
    65% water
    2% salt (sea salt, no added iodine)
    1% yeast

    If you don’t get the % thing, check baker’s percentages. Basically it’s a recipe that is scalable to however much you want to bake. So for every 100g of flour you use 65g of water etc.. Don’t use cups or other bullshit measurements for bread. Baking bread is about precision.

    Mix all your ingredients. I like to dissolve the yeast and salt in water first (handwarm water at most, never hot!) and then add it to the flour.
    Make a shaggy dough and let it rest for 30min. Knead until smooth and transfer to a fermentation basket. Let rise until ripe. If you press lightly on the surface it should bounce back at least half of the indentation you made.
    Preheat oven and durch oven to 260°C. Slide loaf into Dutch oven with baking paper in the bottom. Bake with lid for 20 mins at 250°C, another 20 mins at 220°C and another 20 mins without lid at 190°C.

    Let cool completely before cutting.

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