100 Great Breads by Paul Hollywood

    • Categories: Bread & rolls, savory; French
    • Ingredients: bread flour; yeast
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  • White bread

    • fia_1yyfxq on March 24, 2026

      So so easy and yummy!!

  • Crusty cob

    • fia_1yyfxq on March 24, 2026

      Very easy and quick to come together (despite the rising time)

  • Cottage loaf

    • Beth891 on July 06, 2024

      Really delicious! I added a heaped tsp of caster sugar and 11g of dried fast acting yeast. Added the water warm and ended up needing a bit more flour as I was kneading it as the dough was a bit wet. Kneaded it for a bit longer than 5 mins until it was nice and stretchy then proved in a just warm oven for 45 mins until doubled in size then baked for 28 mins and it's really nice. Crusty on the outside and lovely and soft on the inside:) First bread I've made in ages and I'd definitely make again!

  • Named bread

  • Beer bread

    • Jesmondgirl on February 26, 2021

      Since made this with lager and other beers. Always good. .

  • Ciabatta

    • airwair75 on November 08, 2025

      My bread ended up with a much tighter crumb than what I'd like in ciabatta. I could not "whisk together" the ingredients- I had to knead. The result was absolutely fine for a non-descript average white bread. I was hoping for something with bigger holes and a chewier crust.

  • Cypriot village bread (Koulouri)

    • Carol.Furness on September 24, 2017

      Lovely bread, the seeds give it a lovely crunch and flavour

  • Pita bread

    • SACarlson on February 10, 2019

      This is a very wet dough. I don't use bench flour, and I had to knead this for quite a long time. However, the bread came out beautifully.

  • Bell pepper and onion flowerpot bread

  • Stilton and walnut whole-wheat loaf

    • mjes on September 12, 2021

      Stilton & walnut are such a classic combination that it naturally works well in bread. The bread portion of the recipe is solid but not special.

  • Chocolate and sour cherry bread

    • kateastoria on September 22, 2025

      cherries completely lost, couldn't taste them at all. Chocolate tasted great but it's a very simple basic flavor. Not worth it. (Followed Bake Off masterclass instructions rather than the book, made one braided loaf.)

  • Hollywood hot cross buns

    • Rebbiejaye on April 05, 2026

      I forgot to add the wheat gluten, and didn’t use quick rise yeast, so they didn’t rise properly. Will have to try again and use the fresh fruit.

  • Blueberry muffins

    • angrygreycat on July 17, 2022

      I had some blueberries that needed using and I was out of regular flour but had bread flour so I made these. This makes a lighter, fluffier and sweeter muffin than my norm but the crust has a nice crunch before you get into the muffin. This is a muffin that leans more to the cakier side than the more rustic muffin-y side that I generally make. Would make again in a pinch or for my book club as they like sweeter cakier muffins.

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  • ISBN 10 0760758867
  • ISBN 13 9780760758861
  • Published Mar 11 2004
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 144
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Octopus Publishing Group

Publishers Text

Bread is the one common factor linking every culture together since the beginning of history. It holds a social and gastronomic significance for everybody. Paul Hollywood's love of this creative foodstuff has built him a thriving bakery and seen him creating breads for some of the country's most famous hotels. He believes in celebrating not only the breaking of bread, but the making of it too, and conveys his own love of bread-making and its therapeutic powers in this collection of recipes. From basic bread to breakfast breads, Mediterranean, traditional and ancient recipes, pizzas, muffins and cakes, these recipes take in every aspect of bread-making. They throw a fresh light on this seemingly simple food with a multitude of flavours, and a twist on the older ones.

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