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CNNs Drew Griffin meets and talks with Jan. 6 rioters, relatives of those now in prison or who died that day, congressional staffers, capitol police, and...

Hello,This is one of many versions found in various region of France to celebrate the Three Kings Day.This is a brioche dough flavored with orange flower blossom water and studded with candied citrus peels then decorated with colorful candied fruits.Happy new year to all and let's wish for plenty of baking with many new posts in 2023!

Hello again, Just made Bryan Ford's Coco Rugbrød. It seems counter intuitive, but his recipe call for a cold retard of the dough prior to final shaping and baking the next day. So, I followed the recipe anyway, After a 14 hour cold retard (it should have been 12 hour) - but that would have meant me waking up at 2:30 am - anyway, I started to shape the cold dough just as per

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Layered as if it were tiramisu. so it is pretty simple. pete: while are you putting it together. why do italians care so much more about dinner than breakfast? >> in italy the idea of breakfast, more grab something, get the day started, get off and go. in italy, go to the bar, get a expresso, a pastry, youre on your way. pete: got it. just curious. emily: my name, by the way compagno means to break bread with a friend. you enjoy, sit around the table with your friends. enjoy a meal, share a meal...

I am looking at buying a grain mill, possibly Komo Classic or Mockmill 100. Before I take that giant leap, a couple of questions from other TFlers.IF I mill the grain myself, then sieve it to remove the bran, does this give me the equivalent of AP or bread flour depending on the type of wheat I use? I ask as I wonder about flour for cakes etc. and those breads not 100% whole

Public holiday disruptions and supply issues left some shoppers with just crumbs this weekend with limits on staples such as bread and eggs.
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I've been eyeing this one for some time -- http://theryebaker.com/vitebsk-rye/. My partner doesn't like the heaviness of whole grain ryes, so I figured a 100% light rye might intrigue her. Also, in a different thread, where I foolishly argued that I could see no reason to use light or medium rye when you could use whole grain, Ilya recommended that I try a light rye to see how

Hi, I’m new to the forum but have been baking really successful sourdough loaves for some time…. Until the past two weeks. I brought my sourdough starter with me to Miami from the Midwest, and fed it regularly on the journey. I bake only once every ten days or so, which means I generally keep my starter in the fridge (successfully). Now, here in Miami, I have baked three

I have a big birthday for my partner to plan. So part of that is to bake one of his favourite cakes, carrot cake. You will notice that baking cakes isn’t something I do very often, in fact I probably bake fewer than one per year. So I thought it would be prudent to do a test bake and ensure that the recipe I’m doing tastes good and that I can turn out a decent cake. I hope to