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Have any of you used a cook and hold oven for breads? I’ve read then manuals on a couple of these units where breads and pastries supposedly bake at say 275F for around twice the normal baking times. These are basic breads nothing more than simple products you would use in a restaurant. From my experience 275 F seems counterintuitive.

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The price of bread rose by almost a fifth in Cyprus in August as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, both major exporters of grains and...

Princess ann arrived couple of years later and by that point navy moved and elizabeth joined him several weeks a time the children, though, remained in britain. >> i always think that -- princess was time when she was with her husband working -- properly a naval officer was most normal time she ever lived they were given highest i dont know if she went to local shop to buy the butter and bread -- [laughter] you know normal life as possible. >> it was during this time that king george the sixth h...

This is a naturally fermented buckwheat bread. No starter. A brief outline of the recipe...Soak the buckwheat groats. 12-24 hours. Blend into a batter.Ferment till bubbly. 12-24 hours. Add whatever you like and portion out into a loaf pan. Wait 30-60 minutes. Bake. What you get is lovely naturally fermented buckwheat bread which is dense but not heavy. Something akin to a rye

Hi,I find that most sandwich bread recipes include, butter or oil. I would like to find a good basic recipe for sandwich bread that does not include butter or oil. I need to bake a lot of sandwich bread and I am looking to minimize ingredients. Any suggestions?

Hey TFL family,As you may be aware, Ken Forkish is publishing is new book titled 'Evolutions in Bread' today.I'm quite excited as I learned a lot from his previous books, especially FSWY.I thought I'd open this topic to provide some feedback for when I receive the book and do some experimentation,. Would also love to hear the experiences of others as well. Best Regards,M

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Further explorations in porridge loaves. I'm currently out of interesting flours, so it seemed a good time to try something new in the porridge category. Oats are pretty much always at hand. Spec.'s: (I think)350g bread flour75g white spelt25g peanut flour338g water (~75% hydration)~1tbsp salt---------------180g quick oat porridge with ~tbsp lavender a dash of salt and a glug