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August’s King Arthur Flour #Bakealong: Pane Bianco, Revisited

Published on August 25, 2018 By Emily. Updated on August 25, 2018

If you’ve been following along with Relishments for the long term, you’ve seen Pane Bianco on the site before.  It was the very first recipe that King Arthur Flour featured as part of their monthly Bakealong challenge two years ago.  This month, it was back again.

pane bianco before rolling

I remembered Pane Bianco as pretty simple to create, so I was happy to see it as the August recipe.  Not surprisingly, I’m trying to pack a lot in before school starts and an easy recipe was just what I needed.  I had all the ingredients on hand except the sun-dried tomatoes.  I also used all purpose flour instead of bread flour.  The jar of tomatoes I purchased was twice the amount I needed, so I made two loaves.  Whenever the opportunity presents itself – make more for later.

rolled pane bianco

Once I cut the rolled, filled dough and shaped it into the S, the roll began to spread open on one of the rolls.  I used several toothpicks to hold the dough together while it baked.  The filling on the outside of the loaf is a little darker than I would have preferred, but overall these loaves came out as good as the first time I made them.

Which is good, because it turns out that I didn’t take any photos of my finished loaves.  So, here’s a photo of the Pane Bianco I made 2 years ago.  If you’re looking for a fancy bread recipe that utilizes summer flavors, make this one.


Each month, the folks at King Arthur Flour post a recipe and tips for the #Bakealong challenge. Anyone is invited to make the recipe and share their creations on social media. It’s a really fun way to try new things and be part of a community. If baking interests you at all, you should join in next month. Let me know if you do!

See all the KAF #Bakealong recipes I’ve shared by clicking here.

Just a reminder, by way of full disclosure: I have no affiliation with King Arthur Flour and received no compensation for writing about Bakealong. I’m just participating because I love to bake!

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  1. jean says

    August 25, 2018 at 10:33 pm

    Looks like a good one for me to bake!

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