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This is great forum. I'm brand new to baking bread at 57 and have discovered there's a lot more types of bread than plain sandwich I used buy. Lol This is an art. After watching many videos of others baking. I jumped right in and bought a grain mill along with a couple of mixers though I've since discovered that I really like the stretch and fold method with high hydration

Back in the day, many twists and turns ago, there was a member of this forum who was quite generous with his time and knowledge. His name was Eric, aka ehanner. Some of us knew him personally as a friend and communicated with him through this forum, emails and phone calls. During that time period, the most popular post on this forum was his own, in which he shared his recipe

Back in the day, many twists and turns ago, there was a member of this forum who was quite generous with his time and knowledge. His name was Eric, aka ehanner. Some of us knew him personally as a friend and communicated with him through this forum, emails and phone calls. During that time period, the most popular post on this forum was his own, in which he shared his recipe

And, henri, let me end on this — greener mobility solutions, thats your bread and butter. but with governments and businesses like alstom feeling the impact of these, these high prices, consumers facing this global cost—of—living crisis, is sustainable travel more of a priority today than it has been in the past? well, we need, and the world, as you said, is already facing this challenge on one hand, to have this inflation and the economic crisis that we are facing. and on the other hand, ...

Long time The Fresh Loaf lurker (such a fascinating site; I’m always learning new things), but first time poster. I think I may have rope in my bread, and I’m at a loss as to how to get rid of it.I’ve been baking bread for multiple decades with no issues, but this summer some of my basic 100% whole wheat bread (non-sourdough) started displaying possible rope signs – wet sticky

I’ve been making mostly all white flour breads while down here this visit in Florida. That has been because most of the baking has been for dinner parties and I never know if guests will appreciate whole grains in their bread. So for this bake I decided to sneak a bit of KA WW into the dough, 20%. This shouldn’t affect the softness of the rolls significantly and with the

In the book “ FLOUR WATER SALT YEAST” by Ken Forkish he mentions hybrid levaining doughs which include a small amount of commercial yeast added to the final dough mix. My question is does the addition of the yeast reduce or eliminate some/all of the health benefits gained when baking with a straight sourdough starter?

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Hey there TFL community :) ! How's it going? I hope all is well. We have just finished summer in Australia, and currently in Autumn. Winter looks like its going to be pretty harsh as well. So I needed to come up with a solution to heighten my ambient temp as the enviroment where I run my micro bakery gets pretty cold, comes down to about 15-16 degrees, sometimes even lower

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