Demi-ciabattas à l'ail à fermentation lente (lot de 2)

The roasted garlic is baked right into the crumb, so every bite packs that mellow sweetness without being overpowering. The crust crackles when you tear it, and the inside stays soft and chewy—slow fermentation really makes a difference. I've already gone through one pack just making garlic toast fo

I sliced one in half and toasted it for a garlicky panini, and the crumb stayed light and chewy while the crust turned perfectly crisp. The roasted garlic flavor is noticeable but not overpowering, and the olive oil finish adds a nice richness. My only struggle was resisting the second one right aft

That golden crust cracked open to reveal the softest, chewiest crumb I've had from a store-bought bread in ages, and the roasted garlic is woven through every bite, not just slapped on top. I toasted one for breakfast and the other with soup for dinner, and the olive oil hint keeps it from ever feel