seeking loaf of brioche?
A friend is treating me to Little Pearl caviar this weekend (I'm so excited), and I'm looking to get a good loaf of brioche. Somerville is preferred, but I can drive around.
I've checked the new Soleil cafe and south end's flour, both of which have brioche-with-pastry-goodness added, but that won't do for the salty eggy fishy.
(sadly, I do not yet love blini, and I am too darn picky (even at my own attempts) regarding swedish pancakes.)
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Obviously, this is past when you would like Brioche, but a good place to get bread in the Cambridge/Somerville area during the Summer/Fall is at Harvard University on Tuesdays. They have the Farmer's Market in front of the Science Center (near the fire station) which usually has at least two bread-only stalls with plenty of choices.
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re: enhF94
Hey enh,
As an aside, since you're a Joy of Cooking fan, I'll add that the JoC brioche recipe is actually pretty easy and forgiving if you have a stand mixer. When I have the time, this is my favorite way to go.
Also second recs for Iggy's and Hi-Rise. Although I love Clear Flour in general, I'm not so crazy about their brioche.
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hi-rise in cambridge has what i think is the best brioche. pricey, but worth it. you can even get a half loaf.
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re: wonderwoman
Don't you love places that sell half loaves? I do.
I walked to the North End to get a B & R ciabatta on Wednesday and they even sell half loaves of that. Perfect for a single, small family or someone who loves to try a couple of different breads. Now with 2 B & R addicts living here, I bought the whole thing but if I lived closer, I would buy a half at a time.
Who else sells half loaves?
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