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I recently purchased Flour, Water, Salt, Yeast and it has re-ignited my passion for baking artisan bread. I really like Forkish's methodical approach since it mimics my approach to life in many areas. His concept of baking in a CI DO is unique to me but I have grown fond of it quickly partly because of the results it yields and the convenience.I started with his Saturday White

Has anyone replaced the water in a recipe with milk? Did you use whole, skim or fat free? What was the result? Did you use a 1:1 ratio of milk for water? And what about eggs? Have you added eggs to a recipe? Did you use just the yoke or did you use the whole egg? How many (I realize that might be arbitrary and dependent on a given recipe)? We might be swerving into the realm

>> no time to mess around here. so what else? >> the bread. >> and the wine. the very expensive wine. we are blowing out the budget. >> we are having 2 reds? we are going to be smashed. >> we will be needing that. thats our cheese selection.

In the late 1800's, a lot of immigrants from Slovenia and Croatia came to this part of the world to work in the mines. They brought some of their food influences too. A local restaurant/bakery makes potica (pronounced Po-TEET-Sah), which is a Slovenian sweet bread with filling. The most common filling is ground walnuts, and like many foods, each family has their own recipe.

So I’ve discovered that most people prefer white bread to wholegrain, at least it seems that my friends do. So in planning for a dinner party I decided I’d do my milk bun recipe but using only bread flour and no wholegrain other than the rye in the starter. They turned out really really well especially when finished with some melted butter and some Maldon flaked salt.

Over a century, when the silk workers of lyon would finish their nightshifts early in the morning. hungry and looking to get, shall we say, completely hammered, they take over a bouchon, stuff their faces like heroes, blow off the proverbial steam in decidedly french fashion. which is to say no freaking "guy-talion" nachos or mozzarella sticks for these boys. hell no. how often do you do this? >> frenchman: eight times a year. >> bill: its a very lyonnais thing. societies -- some secret, all of ...

Crippling costs of basic things like bread which are up as much as 15%. todd: thats not good. joining us host of "varney & company" an american built on fox business, and my buddy stuart varney. is this a matter of time before we see that here? while we have bad inflation they have really, really inflation. >> europe has lousy green policy plus a warne with a rampant inflation. rachel: same thing here. >> the winter of discontent is coming here today. we have lousy financial policy, beginnings o...

Much money into the economy led us down the road where we are now. he gets it. he knows what we expect. that small businesses, heartbeat of this country and we got to make sure that they understand in washington how were going to suffer if great decisions are not made as regards to our economy. will: real quick, i got to go. what is your small business, darrell? >> im in ground transportation. ive been in ground transportation in atlanta over who years. will: appreciate your feedback, sounds lik...

Incredible supreme court victory, something their base had wanted for a long time, so its totally appropriate to ask them how far theyre going to go now that some of the guardrails have been taken off of and asking the democrats in response. some of them have views that are quite extreme. yes, the number one issue that comes out in polls, if you talk to to real voters its clear, its the economy followed by some crime concerns, child, family, school concerns. thats the bread and butter issues, an...

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