Bread baking
11 recipes
"Buns" – English-inspired fruit buns with candied peel and raisins from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed and modernized.
- Birthday Pretzelkr. 1.20¾
Festive birthday pretzel with candied peel, raisins and almonds from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed and modernized.
- White Bread (Rolls)kr. 0.71¼
Pale rolls ("Franskbrød") from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed verbatim and modernized with yeast and rising times.
Robust coarse bread with rye and caraway from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed verbatim and modernized with rising times.
- Wheat Bunskr. 0.75
Sweet wheat buns with cardamom and raisins from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed verbatim and modernized.
- Christmas Cake (sweet fruit loaf)kr. 1.13¾
Traditional Christmas cake with cardamom, raisins and candied peel from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed and modernized.
- Rusksca. kr. 1.00
Crisp, dried rusks from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed verbatim and modernized with baking and drying temperatures.
- Rye Breadkr. 0.26½
Classic rye bread from the chapter "On breadmaking" in "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Erken and Caroline Steen. Transcribed verbatim and modernized with yeast and rising times.
Historical scone recipe from Erken and Caroline Steen's cookbook (1900), leavened with baking soda, cream of tartar and soured milk. Verbatim transcription and modernised version.
- Vørterkake (rye and wheat bread)kr. 0.56¾
"Vørterkage" from "Cookbook for School and Home" (1900) by Schønberg Erken and Caroline Steen – a slightly sweet rye and wheat bread. Transcribed verbatim and modernized.
Historic "Viennabrød" from Erken and Caroline Steen's cookbook (1900) – a simple yeast baking with milk, egg and butter. Verbatim transcription and modernized recipe.