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Hello everyone!Recently I am challenging myself trying to maximize the openness of the crumb.This is the last loaf I have obtained. It looks nice to me but I have some doubts about it.Would you say this is a fool's crumb? It looks under-fermented to you? Thanks in advance.

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Hello, Amateur baker here with my very first attempt at making bread. I have been building a 100% hydration rye starter for about 8 days and decided to make my first loaf this weekend. I followed the Tartine country bread recipe, except I didn't have any whole wheat flour so the dough was made with Kialla plain white unbleache. (aapprox 10.5% protein). The folding during bulk

For those that are not aware of “dough binders” this information might save your day.I’m not sure if Teresa was the first to develop this technique, but here is her video detailing the procedure. https://youtu.be/ONWbvznkr7s I believe this trick should be in every baker’s bag.If you remove the band after the crust sets there will be no discoloration. I haven’t had problems

KUALA LUMPUR: The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry is constantly monitoring the prices of goods, especially those involving food and basic necessities, including Gardenia Bakeries (KL), which will increase prices of most of its products from Dec 1.

I've had my Goodmans bread machine for many years but had got out of the habit of using it until very recently.I like the nuttiness of rye bread but it can be very dense and heavy, so I've been trying various alternatives, experimenting with the ratio of flours.Yesterday's loaf was made with 8oz seeded wholemeal flour and 8oz dark rye flour, plus 4oz rye flakes. I find that

After tasting this new version of panzanella, we made some enquiries and found the chef who created it. nerina martinelli and her team are just about to open nugolo, a brand-new restaurant that reimagines tuscanys rural food in the heart of the city. >> nerina: the idea around the menu and the dishes that we do is to take traditional dishes, traditional recipes and then add something new. all the team of the restaurant, we are all under 30 years old so we are all really young. these young chefs ...

My night at the wheat threshing festival has reminded me of the epic, insatiable obsession tuscany has with bread. its a love that has echoed through the ages and there are recipes for every stage of a loafs life. the best ones however are saved for the advanced years, when bread is old and stale. thats when tuscan cooks get really creative. >> tucci: and here we are. >> yeah. >> yeah, its very exciting. im having lunch at the cinghiale bianco, one of my favorite restaurants in florence. so nice...

Things, i make it for my kids, theyll just eat. like its ice cream, practically. we have good tomato, good olive oil and tuscan bread. maybe not tuscan bread. maybe, ok. [laughs] i have to admit, that i much prefer tuscan bread cooked in dishes like this because on its own it can taste quite bland and thats an understatement. it actually tastes like cardboard. thats because its unsalted. one theory is that florence refused to pay its arch-rival town of pisa for its salt. they were willing to spe...

Town, the oldest in the western world brought to life by students flaunting their youth. this bread is an aphrodisiac. im all alone in a hotel. why would i want to do that? this place is rich and its food is famous. some bold souls whisper that its the best in italy. >> massimo: smell, smell, smell! the smell is unbelievable. im stanley tucci. im italian on both sides and im traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this countrys 20 regions is as unique as the people and their p...