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Shaker-Style Walnut and Rosemary Loaf

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Shaker-Style Walnut and Rosemary LoafPornchai Mittongtare

The Shakers, who once had a number of active communities in New England, were known for their creative use of fresh herbs in cooking and baking. This savory yeast bread is a typical example. It is delicious freshly baked or toasted the following day.

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