Himbasha is a soft, slightly sweet Eritrean and Ethiopian flat bread with cut designs on its surface. Also written as Ambasha and H'mbasha, this bread can simply be enriched with oil and sugar, or it can feature inclusions like citrus zest, nigella or sesame seeds, spices, and raisins. Enjoy Himbasha with coffee or tea, plain or paired with cheese or marmalade. https://breadtopia.com/sourdough-himbasha/

Using a very small amount of yeast allows for a slow, lazy process that nonetheless results in delicious and beautiful bread. This low stress method deepens the fermentation flavors, softens the bran in whole grain flours, and develops gluten passively. https://breadtopia.com/the-slow-lazy-method-with-instant-yeast/

This unique and delicious tart from 1914 has a pecan custard filling and a meringue topping. It's a little less sweet than the classic pecan pie, allowing more of the nut flavor to come through, and we've added our own twist: a flavorful crust made from the leading wheat in the U.S. from the same era: Heirloom Turkey Red. https://breadtopia.com/pecan-tart-with-an-heirloom-wheat-crust/