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Pulled a pint of king maker, a new beer the bread we have put on and in fact the first pie of kingmaker that has been poured, and then probably sat down for a pint of cider. so we dont really know what kingmaker tastes like but anyway there he was in soho earlier today. as we say, resplendent here in london. could not be better. for those who depend on the scenes to sell britain as a destination. im joined now by patricia yates, chief executive of visit britain. does not look lovely? does it not...

My daughter in law has given me some starter. I have already made one nice sandwich loaf with it. Now I'm trying to figure out a feeding schedule. I tried putting it in the fridge, but that was a disaster. It got a thick "skin" on the outside and didn't rise at all. I took it out, got rid of what looked weird, discarded all but 100 gr, then added 100 gr spring water, 100 gr

The rye starter I’ve been growing is dark brown and the consistency of peanut butter. I’ve only been feeding it - now on the third day. It is in a wide container. I’m not seeing much rise, but do get pretty good bubble-pockets after maybe 6-8 hours at 78 degrees. I’ve seen vids of rye starter where it seems to be jumping out of the container. Again…I’ve got “peanut

My daughter in law has given me some starter. I have already made one nice sandwich loaf with it. Now I'm trying to figure out a feeding schedule. I tried putting it in the fridge, but that was a disaster. It got a thick "skin" on the outside and didn't rise at all. I took it out, got rid of what looked weird, discarded all but 100 gr, then added 100 gr spring water, 100 gr

Today's bake: Source: Breadlines Spring 2016 - BBGA by Stanley GinsbergNote: Changed TDW from 1.25 kg to 2.188 kg., Molasses - Blackstrap, Unsulphured for Dark MolassesDiscussion: Continuing my explorations of rye breads - This is a first attempt at making this bread which turned out very nice. It has a moderately dense crumb with a nice sour dairy flavoring and a roasted dark

Hello everyone,I'm having a hard time finding a definitive answer on this question. Can anyone provide clarity?Say you have a recipe that calls for:- 800 g of Bread Flour- 400 g of 100% hydration Sourdough Starter- 420 g water- 13 g salt There are 4 different ways I can calculate the starter percentage in this recipe.

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THE average price of a standard loaf of bread shot to $1 800 which is equivalent to US$1,70 at the official exchange rate of $1 059,60 to the greenback.This rep...

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I am searching for a great plum cake my mother used to make, the recipe has since been lost. I've been trying to recreate it for 15 years with no luck. I've make about 9 different recipes and they all suck (compared to mom's). Most of my mother's best recipes are Jewish, either passed down from my grandmother (from Czechoslovakia) or from the spiral bound Jewish fundraising