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I've re-written this post at least three times now.  I have so many things to blog about, they are competing with each other in my head and I keep making mistakes.  I'm just going to keep it simple.  I'm so fed up, I'm not even going to bother putting that link in the html.  I had some delicious bread at the wedding rehearsal dinner I went to a couple of weeks ago, and it has been on my mind since then. 

We've been getting bread at local bakeries, lately, and BFJ wanted to check this one out, so we spent the afternoon in the Highland and LoHi neighborhoods.  Lots of great food there, including a bread shop, a cheese chop, a tea & bike (?) shop, a wine shop, a wine and coffee shop, a coffee shop, two places that serve New York style pizza, a gourmet cake shop, and a fantastic ice cream place. 

One of the best things I had today, though, was the roasted butternut (from my own garden) with garlic and stuff.  Mmmmm.  Sorry, no picture of that dish! 


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  1. quiltmom annaSeptember 19, 2010 at 4:31 PM

    Great photos of some marvelous looking bread.
    There is something quite heavenly about the smell of fresh bread. I used to make my own bread but it is an all day excursion for me and one needs to have a large freezer. It does make the house smell lovely.
    There are so many kinds of bread too in the bakeries these days- You are making me hungry LOL
    Hope all is well with you and yours.
    Warmest regards,
    Anna

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  2. ThimbleannaSeptember 19, 2010 at 10:11 PM

    Oooh, that bread looksk yummy. Have you ever tried making the artisan bread that everyone loves so much?

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