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I was hoping to get a more open crumb than the last time, I didn't mix as long as before, staying closer to the recipe instruction of 40 folds in the bowl (I did the first 30 with 90% of the recipe hydration, then added the rest of the water as bassinage, and did 20 more folds to work the water in). I also made sure not to cut the bulk fermentation time short. The retarded

My niece has challenged me to bake bagels again and I'm considering making malt syrup using the rye malt I have. I read somewhere that you can just simmer the malt in water and wait for it to thicken. Is it really that easy? I'm open to any ideas or methods.Rob

I restarted baking sour rye recently and I'm pretty satisfied with the taste and texture. I'm trying to get the krinkly ?sp cracked crust and found some posts on achieving it. Nada, nothing, zero, zilch. I baked 5 mins in a preheated over at 425 degrees. I used a 1/4" baking steel at mid height. On the very lowest rack I have a big cast iron Lodge frying pan to which I had 1/2

Hello everyone! I'm a passionate bread baker with a deep love for all things dough-related. I'm always looking for new recipes and techniques to experiment with, and I'm excited to share my knowledge with you.

Today's bake: Pane di FarroSource: Sourdough Recipes for Rustic Fermented Breads Sweets, Savories, and More - Sarah OwensNote(s): Modified fermenting times, sprinkled bannetons with extracted wheat bran.This bread is made from a 40% Organic Heirloom Red Fife Wheat-80% Extract, 25.45% of Bread Flour (KA), 23.03% Organic Farro (Emmer)-100% Extract, and 10.91% Organic Rye-100%

Rediscovered in the early days of the pandemic, the mainstay of ’90s kitchens has become an indispensable tool for some younger bakers trying to save money.

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Hello - I am new to this forum. I am a minimalist baker. I favor simple recipes that I can memorize, few ingredients, minimum equipment. I travel quite a bit. It has been a challenge to develop my sourdough skills and transport and maintain my well-traveled starter. Also, I am often baking in other peoples’ kitchens - so I’ve learned to adapt my techniques to the kitchen as

To do that room—by—room. meanwhile, its time for some food. ill be needing these as im testing the pronto pressure cooker, which also has an air fryer attachment that goes on top. this is actuallyjust an aesthetic prototype at the moment, so it doesnt do anything, but the idea is that when there is a working one itll make the food crispy, as well. now, the whole system is connected. theres a device here, as well as the option to use the mobile phone app, where theres a whole range of recipes...

I've been baking Tartine sourdoughs for some years now but I'm wondering how to adjust my timing. Right now I feed at 9 the night before and then at 9 the following morning. Then around 3-4 I start the process of developing the dough. It gets put away by 7 or 9 and then I bake the following morning. My question is where/how can I adjust the schedule? Right now if I start that