Josey Baker Bread

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date pieces

1/2

cup/​ 90 g

1 cup/ ​180 g

2 cups/​ 360 g

hot water (100°F/​ 38°C)

1 cup/ ​240 g

2 cup/ ​480 g

4 cups/​ 960 g

a million pocketbreads in one Don’t stop there! You can add whatever the heck you want to these yummy little treats. Here are a few more ideas—just follow the previous pocketbread recipe, swapping out the add-ins. And then try some of your own, and drop me a note to share how creative you’ve gotten.

cinnamon date This was another “wandering around the co-op” revelation. I was meandering through the store, pondering what I could put in these small treats, when I stumbled across little date pieces that had been rolled in oat flour. Aside from being delicious, they were already the perfect-size chunks, meaning that I could use them without having to chop them up first. That sounded good to me! I added the cinnamon when I noticed the cinnamon-date combo in a favorite bread of mine. Make a date soaker. Mix the following after you make your pre-ferment, so that the date pieces can get rehydrated before you mix them into your dough.

When mixing up your final dough, add cinnamon and your drained soaker. 12 POCKET­ BREADS

24 POCKET­ BREADS

48 POCKET­ BREADS

cinnamon, ground

2 tsp

1 Tbsp plus 1 tsp

2 Tbsp plus 2 tsp

date soaker, drained

all of it

all of it

all of it

Follow the rest of the procedure for kneading, shaping, and baking your pocketbreads on page 173.

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