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Today's bake is again the Valais Rye Walliserbrot (Switzerland) 2nd Time - The Rye Baker by Stanley Ginsberg.This time with the adjustments suggested by my fellow TFL bakers (reduced proofing time and smoothing the top with a wet spatula).I used a parchment paper lining which made removal from the pan easy and had the added benefit of a vastly softer crust.Tasting Notes: this

Rain sleet and snow. the rain will win out and its worth stressing, but there will be more cloud as we go the night tonight and eventually the cloud of rain will bring something a little less cold as we go in through the day. no two days of the same and an early frost of the southeast but if this frontal system that sits triangular shape which will gradually be pushing its way across the country. on the leading edge of that is a bum since that cold airfor a time, we leading edge of that is a bum...

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Happy holiday baking season!I’ve been browsing the internet for holiday bread recipes and I’ve stumbled across several amazing panettone recipes that seem exciting to try out. However, they all call for very strong flour (around 15% gluten content) like Canadian bread flour or strong Italian 00 flour. I live in the US and these are all pretty pricey from the online vendors

Has anyone else had this experience ? Last night, while I was asleep, the plastic lid on my pre-ferment bowl blew right off. When I awoke, the lid was sitting on the counter next to the poolish. 34 gram W.W. flour34 gram Unbleached bread flour68 gram of water(to use the absolute minimum of yeast, I take 1/4 cup of water, add 1/8th tsp of dry yeast and stir. Then I use ONLY 2

I use a Panasonic bread-making machine, usually with much success. However, twice recently I had bread which hardly rose at all, and the heavy slab that emerged was doughy. Then I noticed that the tin of dried yeast (the usual brand from a supermarket) was out of date. Does tinned dried yeast last beyond its 'use by' date, or should it be thrown out and replaced when that date

It's the last day of November. How time flies! :D I've been meaning to update my lil space here with my recent bakes but I never got to touch my laptop while I'm managing books (so many!), household stuff, (very late) knits, and some spinning and yoga. But, there are some bakes, of course. Ah, a citrus-y sourdough loaf! I made a second batch of candied citrus peels as a bunch

We’re all looking for ways to make cleaning faster and easier. Believe it or not, sometimes taking some “shortcuts” actually makes it harder for you to deep clean in the long run. You and your family may even have developed some bad habits that prevent your ability to get things done more efficiently (you might even be ruining your house!). Here are some tips from the best

Adapted from a recipe by Joan Nathan, Batsheva Hay’s preferred iteration of the classic Jewish bread is worth the time commitment.