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This will be in line. and as we just heard from george, all of these other members of the church hierarchy celebrating, what does that mean for those who are not familiar with the catholic problems? >> sure. when a pleats is celebrating a mask, he is presiding over the altar and is the instrument through which the grace of god transforms the bread and wine into the blood of christ. every priest who attends a mask takes part in the process. and so when we say that a priest is a silver. we are sim...

This bread continues my adventures with rye bread, having done a couple of Borodinsky recipes as well as Lithuanian recipes. The inspiration to give it a try came from the recent posting by alcophile, and I actually began this loaf before Benito posted his bake. The process differs from almost anything else that I have baked and involves essentially a forty hour poolish

Ilya recently started a thread linking to Martin Philip’s recipe on the King Arthur website for a IDY Pan de Cristal. I’ve always wanted to try baking this unique bread and I’m glad that I have now. I believe most recipes for this bread have some olive oil in them, so I added that. Also rather than mixing all the water at once, I bassinage the water gradually. I used my

The trip was a gift to our oldest grandson for his high school graduation--two years after the fact. Yup, COVID got in the way of that, too.Since it was Josh's trip, we built it around his interests. Much fun and lots of great memories but bakeries didn't figure into the mix. In spite of that, my wife and I were both blown away by the bakeries/patisseries that we did notice in

Over the past year or so, I've been having issues mixing panettone dough . After a lot of research and talking to a few different people. I've concluded that my LM is not healthy. If I am reading the signs correctly, it's too weak.After feeding and leaving at 30C for 3-4 hours, the LM doubles but does not quite triple. A cross-section of the LM after fermentation shows very

In the midst of the Christmas weekend blizzard was a little bakery taking on a big challenge, feeding hundreds of workers and those in need.

If I bake a loaf of bread with 1000 grams of flour and I add 500g of starter at 50% hydration it means that the total flour is 1333gand I add 30g of salt am I using 2% salt or 3%?When calculating the amount of salt you need for the bread do you include the flour weight of the starter and then take 2% of that?what I am asking is do you take 2% of 1000g of flour or from the

Just watched this video with a super simple recipe for Pan de Cristal from KAF by Martin Philip, looks really nice! Thought others might like it too.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sOEHrawhX0

I've come to the conclusion that there seem to be two schools of thought with regard to SD starter feeding ratios. I'm talking about maintenance refreshes here, not levain builds.Assuming a 100% hydration starter for simplicity, one school seems to suggest a 1/1/1 or 1/2/2 ratio (starter/flour/water) and this would be good for twice or even once a day feeding.