I think it should be at a wedding. I used the technique for the painted breads I've given tutorials on in the past, along with the dough that I will be sharing at the class. Here's how it looked before it was painted...
This is after using some of the pearl glaze and pink tones. What do you think a gal should charge for a loaf like that?
I'm pretty sure I'm in love.
Don't forget to join in on our Upcoming Giveaway! A 5 quart Paula Deen Cast Iron covered casserole. It's almost as stunning as this bread.
I'm told there is a little space left for the class on Saturday. Hopefully I'll see you there.
That is gorgeous beyond words. You have a gift. And infinite patience.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!! You are definitely an artist. I'm sure your students can hardly wait for this class!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I'm sure it tastes good too! You're amazing!
ReplyDeleteThe loaf is stunning, the chef is fantastic, and the class was a blast! Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth!! You did an amazing job!! I love you. It was so fun to get to meet you and Randi! Let me know how your cooking group liked your bread. Big hugs!!
ReplyDeleteYOU are pure GENIUS!!! That is the most beautiful bread I have ever seen!I love ur blog esp teh bread parts..the painted bread. I stole ur recipe for the paint n did some painted bread myself a while back. It turned out great. thank you for the inspiration. not to mention teh creativity. :)))
ReplyDeleteOH i linked to you of course.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful! Did you cover the flowers when baking so they didn't brown too fast? It's so evenly baked...
ReplyDeleteNo covering. It just bakes normally but I don't use any egg wash so that helps.
ReplyDeleteYour work looks absolutely beautiful!!!!!!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Beautiful!!!! I love it!!!
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