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I am wondering what the general consensus is here in regards to cutting into your fresh baked loaves of bread? I know this makes me a bad man, but my wife and I both love to only wait 10-15 minutes and cut into a loaf and eat it while it is still warm and able to melt the butter some, without being toasted.I know, I know, I am not supposed to and read multiple times to wait

I'm looking for an Oat Flaker for home use. The Komo models at PHG primarily have my attention. What are the good models and brands at various common price points for reasonable household quantities of flaked grains, in my case mainly oats? I see the hand crank model at ~$140 and the electric one at ~$460. Is the electric model really worth ~$300 more than the hand crank

UK scientists to trial genome-edited wheat developed to slash acrylamide levels Scientists from Rothamsted Research – the longest-running agricultural research institute in the world – have used genome editing to develop a type of wheat that is less likely to produce acrylamide when baked. The UK researchers are hoping to take their trials to the next level. The team has applied to the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to run a fie...

There has been a lively debate on other threads with varying views on whether the process of creating of a new Sourdough Starter is taking primarily, yeasts and LABs from the flour itself or from the air in your kitchen/environment.At present I am firmly in the camp that supports the grain organisms, and whilst I accept there are all matter of yeasts, bacteria and particles in

So, bologna, i havent been here for a very long time. very happy to be back. the people of bologna have been hit hard by the covid pandemic. but ive arrived during a brief moment of normality, when lockdown has been lifted, restaurants are filling up, and masks are optional outside. bologna is an ancient university town, the oldest in the western world, brought to life by students flaunting their youth. this

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>> this is one of the deli owners in the prosciutto farma. i know a fake when i taste one side by side when i taste his premium product? >> the pork here in farma is everything. >> fantastic. >> when they are babies and grow up with this more than the milk. this is all my life. >> your whole life? >> yes. >> so what is this one? >> this is 26. >> 26? >> yes. here you have -- >> this is amazing. >> its very fat. what makes the taste -- from here, the t-bones. >> oh, yeah. >> here you can taste th...

♪ so here we are in milan, the fashion and industrial powerhouse of italy. i have only been to milan a few times and always in passing. i never have stayed here long enough to really get a sense of it. the first thing that strikes you about milan is its dynamism.

straits how ingenious the people of this region are. >> cheers. >> the unique climate, some strict rules, and a few simple quality ingredients are all they need to conjure up a kind of magic. >> bellissimo. >> and create incredible dishes that are famous the world over. so here we are in milan, the fashion and industrial powerhouse. i have only been to milan a few times and always in passing. i never have stayed here long enough to really get a sense of it. the first thing that strikes you ab...