The bread sounds divine, and the cat is clearly a show stealer. I’d love to catch glimpses of her sneaking through the pages of your next cookbook and causing mischief.
This is fantastic, absolutely will be making this and once made might not share it. Warm oozy cheese with garlic butter in bread has got to be the ultimate comfort food. Our cats might be related, your poor electronics and dogs! If it weren't for the snow up past the windows outside mine might've become a 100% outdoor cat the other day- he has No idea how lucky he is.
Thanks for the delicious looking recipe, can't wait to bake it.
William, I would never have said that you have garlic powder in your kitchen… living in Italy, it’s kind of a forbidden ingredient. Never mind, the loaf looks gorgeous!
I always find an appropriate use for every strange ingredient. In this case fresh garlic would be too strong, though spring garlic leaves would be a fine addition to this recipe when the season comes. This is ground down to a powder from garlic that I dehydrated from last years’ crop. A time and a place for everything. I’ve learned that.
"I like CHEESE! Perhaps a nice Wensleydale." -- Wallace
Thanks for sharing such goodness with the world Will. I believe I will pass on the cheese rolling event. I already have enough old sports injuries to forecast when a storm is approaching.
Oh. My. Goodness.
Yes, quite.
Hahahaha love your short but exactly to the point conversation haha 😆
The bread sounds divine, and the cat is clearly a show stealer. I’d love to catch glimpses of her sneaking through the pages of your next cookbook and causing mischief.
She has also damaged an expensive coffee
machine in the last few days.
This looks so deliciously good. A bowl of soup and this bread I think would be the best end to the day.
I wholeheartedly agree.
Oh yes 💕
You’re welcome as always.
Gorgeous
Thank you Wil.
Thank you.
This is fantastic, absolutely will be making this and once made might not share it. Warm oozy cheese with garlic butter in bread has got to be the ultimate comfort food. Our cats might be related, your poor electronics and dogs! If it weren't for the snow up past the windows outside mine might've become a 100% outdoor cat the other day- he has No idea how lucky he is.
Thanks for the delicious looking recipe, can't wait to bake it.
They’re so naughty. Honestly this one encourages the others...
William, I would never have said that you have garlic powder in your kitchen… living in Italy, it’s kind of a forbidden ingredient. Never mind, the loaf looks gorgeous!
I always find an appropriate use for every strange ingredient. In this case fresh garlic would be too strong, though spring garlic leaves would be a fine addition to this recipe when the season comes. This is ground down to a powder from garlic that I dehydrated from last years’ crop. A time and a place for everything. I’ve learned that.
Well now, this looks outrageously good. Will be looking for Gloucester at my local cheese shop!
Look for the orange colour.
Mmm-- archiving this.
It is most definitely worth it.
I can almost taste how good this is from your photos. Definitely putting it on the “gotta make” list.
Quite straightforward to make. Do try.
Stunning loaf. Want. Now.
A few hours of your time and it is yours.
"I like CHEESE! Perhaps a nice Wensleydale." -- Wallace
Thanks for sharing such goodness with the world Will. I believe I will pass on the cheese rolling event. I already have enough old sports injuries to forecast when a storm is approaching.
It is a ridiculous ‘sport’.
your story had me laughing and giggling until I arrived at your recipe and found myself very hungry! 😻
Bloody cats…
Phwoar... what an idea. Equally delicious words, as always.
Thank you Theo.
Oh I’d like that recipe...