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To set urap a program where otht countries can get money paid fos by the un and the united states. that is where they are heading bread where i am heading is to the south china sea on tuesday to visit with wyoming men and a women, marines, airmen, orre thr base a long way from home to thank them for what they aretalk doing for it and also to talk to our men and women in the fielder as well as leaders about what they are seeing on the ground in relationship to china.he maria: that is terrific you...

Hello! I'm very new here - so i hope it's okay to post this. I have 'inherited' an amazing sourdough bakery & viennoiserie business. It was previously doing quite well, and has great product quality - but probably what i'd describe as 'ad hoc' production planning, resulting in low stocks. I'm working on a few things; improving ingredients, understanding capacity & the team

Hi Everyone,It's been a while. I haven't posted or baked in a long time. I've decided to get my starter back up and active this past week. I was planning on baking this weekend. My starter was a bit weak so I decided to hold off for a day and kept feeding my starter rather than make a dough yesterday morning. But I had at that point already set aside my flour and water for an

Hey everyone , so I just created a starter about 3 weeks ago and decided to make a sourdough loaf today. But as you can see it came out terribly. I sort of knew it was going to come out poorly because I more or less used the same bulk and proof times as my commercial yeast doughs just so I could have a baseline of the difference between them. However during the process several

Hello! So I've been trying to make a stiff start from scratch, 1st attempt to deal with and create a Panettone starter ou Lievito Madre or Pasta Madre (previous fermentation experience was with kombucha, worked wonders!) Ive been following this recipe https://bake-street.com/en/how-to-make-stiff-sourdough-for-panettone/ and using Caputo Manitoba Oro Flour, and bottled

Collectively, both countries produce 30% of global wheat exports. grain is one of the most important staples in our food system. its the basis of staples like bread, pasta and cereals, and farmers rely on it to feed their animals. when the conflict started the price of grain increased 50% in two weeks. like other commodities, investors speculate on the future price of grain. in march, investors piled into the wheat market because they thought there was a big risk to russian supply of wheat. and ...

I recently baked the Vermont Whole Wheat Oatmeal Honey Bread by King Arthur. It was a delicious flop. It tore horribly during kneading even with lots of resting time. I subbed oat flour for the rolled oats, so I essentially lowered the gluten and possibly the water as well. It also didn't call for an autolyse for the whole wheat portion. I had previously used Floyd's Honey

This is my second bake from the book. They refer to the recipe as White French Pullman aka Pain de Mie.I'm enjoying the book so far. A good read, and the author does a good job with telling the history of the bakers and the bakery and how they have developed and grown. Likewise, they do a pretty good job of explaining their methods and how their methods are used in each of the

8% since last april. britain doesnt eat enough fruit and vegetables. thats terrible for public health. so, what were going to see is health inequalities growing. what you having? pizza, is that everything? vegetable lasagne, just one, yeah? - good nutrition is most important for britains children. for some a school meal is the only hot food theyll eat all day. cheese and beans? there you go — sweetheart, thank you. this busy secondary school canteen in greater manchester serves more than 1,000...

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