A Touch Of Rye Bread

07/22/2020

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02/06/2020

05/01/2019

Our candied bacon scones are back!! Fresh out of the oven, come warm your insides on this rainy afternoon with one of these beauties!

05/16/2018

We are excited to announce that we are moving back to 526 Bay St for the outdoor market season starting this Sunday May 20-October 7, 9am-1pm
The best part is we’ll be neighbours with 😁☕️
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02/18/2018

We are at the Huronia Museum until one PM, come and check us.

02/11/2018

Come visit us at the Huronia Museum, here some pics of the goodies I prepare just for you all.

02/09/2018

I have been working on a few different breads and on the presentation. Here is just a glimpse, cheers.

02/04/2018

Introducing: Amish Potato Buns.
Warm or just like that this slightly sweet little buns are hard to resist.

Tagging along the usual suspects:
-Olive and Cheese Boule
-Sundried Tomatoes and Parmesan Boule
-European Peasant Rye
-Caraway Rye
-Sourdough
-Multiseed
-Tomato Loaf Pull Apart
-Rosemary, Potato and Feta Pull Apart
-Apple and Cinnamon Pull Apart

01/14/2018

Up and running already friends! Come find us at the Huronia Museum in Midland, we are here until one so bundle up and drive safe.
Today I have included four options for Pull Apart Loaves to choose from:
- Apple Cinnamon (selling fast, only one left)
- Roasted Tomatoes
- Pesto
- Potatoes, Rosemary and Feta

01/14/2018

-Tomato Loaf
-Rosemary, Potato and Feta Loaf

Sunday market bound.

01/13/2018

Good afternoon folks,

Today I’m working on a few variations of my famous pull apart breads; Potato, Rosemary & Feta, Garlic & Herbs, and Apple Cinnamon.

Bundle up before you head out, freezing temperatures are expected so be cautious out there.

Rye.

01/06/2018

I hope you had a nice time during the holidays and that this fresh new year will bring only good things to us all.
Sunday is the first day of market for the year and the forecast doesn’t seems to be too bad, all things considered, so bundle up and stop by and pay us a visit.
Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it this Sunday, I will see you Sunday the 14. Remember I can always take orders during the week if you need bread before my return.
Cheers and a very happy new year to all.