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Has anyone tried the Weinheim Heath Rye/Weinheimer Heidebrot from The Rye Baker? There are so many discussions of mistakes, I wonder if it's meant to be hearth rather than heath?I double-checked the figures, seems ok, just curious about anyone else's results. I just started this dough myself.

This (vegetarian!) Italian classic is about as comforting as it gets, packed with greens, beans, and plenty of rich olive oil and umami-packed Parm.

Hi there! I’m a relatively new baker, only really becoming serious over the last few years. I tried a new recipe—Paul Hollywood’s Bloomer Bread—and it didn’t quite turn out. https://www.waitrose.com/content/waitrose/en/home/recipes/recipe_directory/p/paul-hollywood-swhitebloomerbread.htmlHe says to use olive oil to knead the loaf as it is quite sticky. I’m not sure if I used

Spanish Grilled Cheese Sandwiches with Manchego and Jamón Serrano Recipe

Istanbul is turkeys biggest city. 15 million people live there all of them are facing higher costs. the price of wheat has gone up 109 percent sunflower oil 137% toilet paper 90%. this is the new reality. families are queuing for 5ubsidi5ed bread. many of them can no longer afford market rate for bread at bakeries even though its one of the cheapest staples. and heres the mayor of istanbul. thi5 this current process is not nearly an economic crisis, i want to underline that its a political crisi...

I was having fun with Borodinsky so I ploughed ahead with a black rye (not bad) and a Franconia and Auvergne from ryebaker.com. I'm pretty bummed by the results, particularly as I spent a lot of time sprouting, drying, milling rye and spelt flour.I made a few steps that caused me problems:I got very focused on one thing (sprouting, drying, and milling a bunch of rye and spelt)

AE552C65-2967-46A8-9373-DBFEA7554DE4.jpeg Ok are you sick of me posting Hokkaido Milk Breads, if you are sorry, not sorry ��. I’m so pleased at how well these 100% whole wheat breads bake up. They can reach such great lofts despite all the bran, none of which was sifted whatsoever. I wanted to start making some variations on these all whole wheat loaves and realized that I

I would like to bake a number of Hawaiian Sweet Breads in advance of Christmas. But they tend to stale rather quickly. The bread is somewhat sweet and the texture is very soft, think Hokkaido Milk Bread soft.I have had good success slicing, then freezing the individual slices on a cooling rack. After they have frozen the slices are put in a sealable plastic bag and stored in

And still kinda get away with it? Answer - a lot. Background is rooted, but barely, in my recent enjoyment of an 80% PFF biga version. I was refreshing the regularly neglected 75% mixed flour levain along with the workhorse 100% AP levain when I suddenly had this "brilliant" idea. Why not change a few things at once so that I won't know what may have worked and what didn't?

Just wanted to drop a note about how much I enjoyed both making and eating this bread.This is a quality recipe. Great posts from David and Hans and lots of techniques and tricks in the comments to their posts meant this was like following a well charted path.This bread surprised me by it's mildness. Was a pleasure to eat. Even the kids got stuck into it!Technique wise I was