Pão de Massa Mãe com Alecrim e Alho

The garlic is minced fine enough that it melts into the crust, and the rosemary really comes through in every bite. It's got that tangy, slow-fermented depth you only get from a proper starter, and it stayed fresh for almost a week on my counter. I've already sliced half of it just for toast.

The crumb is so open and airy, with a tang that actually tastes like it’s been fermenting for days. I sliced it thin for bruschetta and the garlic and rosemary were perfectly balanced, not overpowering at all. My whole kitchen smelled incredible while it toasted.

The crust has that perfect crackly bite while the inside stays tender, and I can taste the tang from the starter in every slice. It took days for them to make this, and honestly you can tell—it's worth every bit of that wait.