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Hi,Now that I've developed a very healthy and robust starter AND have mastered a couple breads that are favoured in our household, I'm trying to get myself into a routine for daily baking.  Why daily, you might ask?  Needless to say, my husband (and 7 y.o. son) have a penchant for extremely fresh bread.  If I make two loaves, e.g., the second one is consumed at a MUCH slower

Does anybody use this? If so, when/how much? Pros/cons? I've seen it in recipes as optional and was wonder if it is something to try perhaps with wholegrain. TIAWendy

I have two teenagers, needed a sourdough that was tasty, that I'd want to eat, but that is also a sandwich bread that freezes well and fits in the toaster. I culled from Tartine, Girl Meets Rye, The Perfect Loaf and this site, and came up with this, with detailed steps for people who like such things. If you don't already have a starter, here's how I made mine: 50/50

I have a very old Hobart mixer model 20001 Type SA pat date Jan 24 1905 all I can make out on Ser. is EA It works. It as oil ports what oil is used?and would anyone know were I can get a service manual. I also have a model A200 mixer that works I'm looking for info on lube for it as well I like to clean and lubit be for selling it.I welcome any info I can getThanks Rob.

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I like to tinker with my formulas over time. I haven’t done a country sourdough in a while and wanted to try it using a stiff levain. I kept the hydration to a comfortable 76% since I haven’t done this style of a bread in quite a while so didn’t want to go crazy high. 16F5B7A3-5941-40FA-892D-F7435F05CEF3.jpeg 46E1D97F-D334-411C-B33F-D09571DF724E.jpeg Overnight levain 74°F

I maintain a 50% hydration stiff sourdough starter and keep 100grams of it in the fridge before I want to make bread I feed it let it ferment outside of the refrigerator for 4 hours and I save 100g in the fridgenow what I want to ask is because it takes a lot of time for the bulk sometimes it gets very late.

Hello all,I use bread machines for most of my loaf making because of some arthritis/inflammatory/time issues. I was gifted a lovely Zojirushi for Christmas and I am just beginning to home into some issues that have plagues me across all machines I have used.I am beginning to get my bulk rise/proofing issues resolved, which is good. This machine allows for 'memory' courses so I

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The quarter sponge system was a method of professional breadmaking developed in Scotland and was designed to produce tall, airy tin loaves with the minimum amount of yeast possible. The quarter refers to the fact that a quarter of the total recipe water is used in the first sponge.I've tried it a few times before, but the loaves were never as tall as they should be and lacked