The first loaf (well, ok, the second - the first was a complete failure because I hadn't fixed the kneading blade in properly. Doh!)
Looks almost good enough to eat, hmmm?


If you thought THAT was good, wait til you see my focaccia...


But as they say, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. Or, as *some* say, the proof is in the pudding ;)
So let's ask Maya what she thinks of it...
Let the flavours diffuse. Chew slowly. Savour every bite.

What's the verdict?

That good? Wow!