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Months of fierce battle, even though it�*s at an important road intersection, it is the symbolic importance of this fight but has become greater then its strategic location. bakhmut is the home anatoly has known all his life. we see him barely react when a shell lands a few hundred metres away. shell explodes. he has come to an aid centre, a lifeline for those still here. why don�*t you leave, we asked him. translation: l have - nowhere to go, i am alone. who would want to take an 86—year�...

I am alone. who would want to take an 86—year—old in? here at least sometimes when the soldiers give me food, ifind it and eat it and i get free bread. in my whole life, ive never seen anything like this. tatiana used to be a midwife before the war. now, she is a volunteer. translation: i stayed because i needed here. of course im scared. i have been caught in shelling three times. i suffered a concussion. what use would i be hiding in the basement? people stay for different reasons. the exp...

I baked this for the staff in our building as a Happy New Year present to them for all they do for us. Using once again my 50% WW SD Hokkaido Milk Bread dough as the base, I infused it with cardamom, cloves and orange zest. The filling has cardamom, cloves, cocoa powder, sugar, flour and chunks of dark chocolate. I have found that when the shaped dough is filled with spices

Just to be clear, because the original post isn't clear as written:I'm asking for people who have actually tried putting MSG in bread in lieu of salt, and their experiences with it. I'm aware of the various salt alternatives such as KCl, but I don't keep them on hand. I've got someone I know who's on a sodium-restricted diet, and I tried making a salt-free sandwich loaf for

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.

It's been a while since I posted but thought I would post this new bake. Recipe from Emmanuel Hadjiandreou "Gutes Brot". Not sure that I can print the recipe here. I did scale his recipe down a little to give 1 x 700 gm loaf.I didn't follow his methodology but rather just made the dough as I normally do. Took a small amount of starter and refreshed 1:1:1 meaning to refresh

The farm I worked for this year sold at a farmers market in Atlanta at which a small bakery, Osono Bread, sold very good bread but, more importantly, top-notch cream-filled doughnuts. I've been wanting to attempt something akin to them this whole year. I finally got around to it for Christmas morning!I relied on The Perfect Loafs recipe for bomboloni pretty much to a t except

Farewell to the late soccer legend pele in brazil. live pictures of the final procession through the streets in santos, brazil. well take you there live just ahead of the funeral set to begin. you cant stop that much meat. you can only hope to contain it - in freshly baked bread. try subways tastiest menu upgrade yet.t. this is lily. when you see things differently, you can be the difference.

Greetings. I am curious about the topic of slow fermentation, specifically the science behind it. What makes it interesting to me is just by controlling temperature and the time of fermentation, you could maximize the flavor of the bread with very slight changes from the initial recipe. How does it differ from the usual fermentation process? I mean in a standard fermentation,

I’ve found this site to be a great resource so I finally made an account! I’m a sourdough beginner - this is my fourth loaf. The first two turned out ok, kinda flat but decent crumb and tasted good. But the last two loafs have had giant holes on the bottom and I’m not sure why! The first one was comically huge, the second one not nearly as bad (pics attached). I’ve read in