I have taken the beautiful Challah recipe from Jamie Geller’s Joy of Kosher and used it to make my sun dried tomato and rosemary twist bread. The idea for the twist bread came from watching the very good looking Paul Hollywood on television.
Sun Dried Tomato And Rosemary Twist Bread
I can vaguely remember as a child in nursery school having pieces of paper pinned to my back for my mother to read. I’m sure these included notices of school functions, letters about my behaviour and invitations to parties. I would have had no idea about the invitations and until I was old enough to decide about whether or not I would go to a party, my mother would have replied for me. I don’t know when I reached the age of party consent but I know it was before I hit my teens. Since then my mom has not had to tell anyone if I’m going to a party or not.
I know someone who still in their 50’s needs her mother to make her excuses. It eventually got to a point where the reasons for not showing up did not count anymore and I realized that extending invitations was just not worth it. I did not want to sit around a table and break bread with someone who didn’t actually want to be with me. The first time I made this Sun Dried Tomato And Rosemary loaf was to share with friends at the Christmas table. When making it the second time the twisting action was easier and the result was somewhat prettier.
I am passionate about using regional, seasonable and sustainable produce when I cook. I live in Gordons Bay with my husband and dogs. We visit new places locally and overseas as often as we can to experience the food of the area. Follow along on our adventures!
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45 thoughts on “Sun Dried Tomato And Rosemary Twist Bread”
Looks delicious. ..keep meaning to make this bread. You’ve inspired me!
This is my kind of bread Tandy! Rosemary is just my favorite seasoning….I grow a million plants of it because I love the flavor so much. But that sun-dried tomato oozing out the middle looks equally scrumptious =) Have a great weekend.
Wow! Your bread is a master piece. Our family would be able to knock that out in one sitting, without a crumb left behind. Wishing you a super weekend!
I have read about notes being pinned but never had it done. They used to give them to us to hand to our parents. I guess pinning them made sure that they were seen! 😀 What a lovely sounding bread Tandy!
A clever adaptation. I’ve not heard of note pinning so this is a whole new world that I must investigate. I love reading blogs where you can learn about a new tradition or practice!
Nowadays we have a school communicator that puts notes up on a virtual notice board for parents. I suspect it quells many an excuse. How pretty this bread is Tandy.
Looks delicious. ..keep meaning to make this bread. You’ve inspired me!
I hope you make it soon Tanya 🙂
This sounds/looks amazing! I’ve never had that flavor combination before but it sounds delicious. I’ll have to try this soon. Thanks for the recipe!
my pleasure Nathan 🙂
This is my kind of bread Tandy! Rosemary is just my favorite seasoning….I grow a million plants of it because I love the flavor so much. But that sun-dried tomato oozing out the middle looks equally scrumptious =) Have a great weekend.
Your garden must smell amazing with all the rosemary 🙂
I adore sundried tomato in bread. Adding rosemary in to it too makes it sound even better to me!
It is a brilliant combination 🙂
Love how beautiful and delicious this twisted bread looks. Sun-dried tomatoes and rosemary sounds the best combo ever.
It is one of my favourites Anu 🙂
Moving on from people like that brings new energy into our lives 🙂 Life is too short to share good bread with some 😉
For sure Jem!
Yummy. I so wish that bread didn’t bloat me so badly.
I wish the same!
Wow! Your bread is a master piece. Our family would be able to knock that out in one sitting, without a crumb left behind. Wishing you a super weekend!
Thanks for the compliment Bobbi 🙂
If I actually liked tomatoes I would give this a whirl.
Sub the tomatoes for some peppers 🙂
I love fresh home made bread and this looks great. You got me with the addition of sun-dried tomatoes and of course “Rosemary.” Yummy!
Yummy indeed 🙂
It certainly is a pretty bread and I’m sure it tastes as good as it looks.
Thanks Karen 🙂
Gorgeous twist!
Thanks Tammy 🙂
I have read about notes being pinned but never had it done. They used to give them to us to hand to our parents. I guess pinning them made sure that they were seen! 😀 What a lovely sounding bread Tandy!
I wonder how many notes got lost that way?
Party consents! aaah, back in the day… 🙂 Love this gorgeous bread – and I am sure it is as delicious as it is pretty!
Thanks Jeanne 🙂
looks so yummy, Tandy. Thanks for the smiles at the thought of you with notes pinned to your back. 😀
It is amazing that teachers were allowed to do that 🙂
A clever adaptation. I’ve not heard of note pinning so this is a whole new world that I must investigate. I love reading blogs where you can learn about a new tradition or practice!
I am sure they cannot do this anymore at schools in case someone gets a pin stuck in them!
Thanks for hosting this months challenge, Tandy! I love bread and this is a good one!
Thank you Marcellina 🙂
What a fantastic looking twisted bread! It looks amazing & just wonderful! MMMMMMMM!
Thanks Sophie 🙂
I haven’t made bread in ages (and have never made challah before) and this recipe looks delicious! I love anything with sun dried tomatoes in it.
This recipe is a keeper Teresa 🙂
This was such a yummy recipe – thanks for sharing and hosting the challenge this month, Tandy!
Thank you for taking part Korena 🙂
Nowadays we have a school communicator that puts notes up on a virtual notice board for parents. I suspect it quells many an excuse. How pretty this bread is Tandy.
I wonder if everyone reads the virtual notice board?