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Missing food this good is a real shame. >> sorry. >> but heres the thing, the one thing romans cant resist is a good meal and im hopeful soon his food will be another culinary landmark in this eternal city. so bologna, i have not been here for a very long time. very happy to be back. the people of bologna have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, but i have arrived in a moment of brief know normalit. bologna is an ancient university town. the oldest in the western world, brought to life ...

Not what they are used to. missing food this good is a real shame. >> sorry. >> but heres the thing, the one thing romans cant resist is a good meal and im hopeful soon his food will be another culinary landmark in this eternal city. so bologna, i have not been here for a very long time. very happy to be back. the people of bologna have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, but i have arrived in a moment of brief know normalit. bologna is an ancient university town. the oldest in the west...

Its very exciting to be back in rome again. at every turn theres something of historical significance. its like youre living inside a museum. even if youve never been to rome, youve been to rome. its stories have been told and retold on stage and screen. the city of togas and

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There's been talk about using preserves for flavour in bread as you can see in my other forum post. A while back I did a Swedish Rye Bread (for which I have also posted a more recent bake here) and having no zester I substituted the orange zest for marmalade with fantastic results. The flavour shines through and gives the crumb a very good texture. Also think that rye does

With white flour, I don't have any problem with oven spring, even for a man my age. But for a long time I have had difficulty with whole wheat breads over about 60% whole wheat. My single loaves use 450g total flour (formulas here Bread Formulas), I had a nice result recently with a 60% WW at 80% hydration double loaf 60% WW w/ Rye Photo. So I tried an 80% WW @ 90% hydration,

I have the Kindle version and have no problems reading. I wonder if the reviewer was aware that you can hover over an icon and see a large page zoom of all Baker’s Percentage charts. alcophile Thank you for the info on the book. Im still mulling it over, but I think the Amazon reviewer may have not known about your tip. alcophile I purchased the Kindle edition and I would have to agree that the tables are hard to read. They can be expanded to a larger size and are even more readable on ...

Someone in Toronto is helping raise $1 million by baking sourdough late into the night Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. A creative director has been baking sourdough by night and in the early morning in the hopes of helping raise $1 million, if only to make things a little easier for at least one family. Patrice Pollack is behind Bread & Better, a hidden home-based sourdough bakery where a portion of the p...

Hello, wise friends. I'm still in early learning stages of my journey. I love to use the cold retard for the final proof, as it allows me flexibility in baking and I prefer the scoring. But I'm struggling to tell when the dough is "done" after a cold proof. Last night, for example, I shaped Forkish FWSY Pain de Campagne. After preshape, rest, then final shape, I popped it in