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Tuscan dishes is the panzanella. tuscan bread, soaked in vinegar, and onion, and tomato. and joy. >> this is very good. >> it is really good. perfect. its one of my favorite things. i make it for my kids, they will just eat it like it is ice cream, practically. >> tomatoes, olive oil, and tuscan bread. >> the epic maybe not tuscan bread. >> i have to admit, that i prefer tuscan bread cooked in dishes like this, because on its own, it can taste quite land. it actually tastes like cardboard. that ...

>> smell it. wow, rich. >> oh yeah thats nice. >> dont forget about this bread. >> oh wow, yeah, nice and hot too. >> so good. yeah. >> mmm. thats great. >> thank you. >> great. >> this is really special. and i think its a really good demonstration of what sara does really well which is taking roman classic flavors and combining them. >> yeah. yeah. >> in a way thats new but not like revolutionary or extra contemporary they just make sense in the cuisine today. >> sara gets her scalpel into some...

Thats obviously the other virus that many of us are concerned about, including parents. first off, you know, what should parents be doing, how concerned should we be? >> parents should be doing what everyone else is doing. i want to first emphasize that the risk of children contracting monkeypox is low. although it is low, it is not impossible, so what do you do? we know monkeypox is spread by direct skin to skin contact with someone who is infected, meaning someone who has the monkeypox virus r...

Indentured servants by their oppressive, aristocratic landlords, until relatively recently. >> this is a world away from the steaks and fine wines of florence. the people here cook what they grow. after the toil of harvesting and milling wheat, what they are left with is bread. lots, and lots of bread. >> here, the dough is rising, and you cook it in that oven. like it was done many years ago. >> over in the kitchens, 200 villagers are hard at work preparing the feast.

Hi All,This is my quick clas (Concentrated Lactic Acid Sourdough) bake today in the Cuisineart toaster oven (475F 10 min preheat; for bake- lowered to 450F for 10 min and then 375 for final 10 min) with the Lodge 7 corn stick cast iron mold (it fits if placed in diagonally).I used 100 gr frozen wheat clas, thawed it and made up a lean 100% ww bread dough.As recommended, 15% of

Hi All,This is my quick clas (Concentrated Lactic Acid Sourdough) bake today in the Cuisineart toaster oven (475F 10 min preheat; for bake- lowered to 450F for 10 min and then 375 for final 10 min) with the Lodge 7 corn stick cast iron mold (it fits if placed in diagonally).I used 100 gr frozen wheat clas, thawed it and made up a lean 100% ww bread dough.As recommended, 15% of

Hi, all. Novice bread baker, here. Hoping to learn from everyone here. Thank you for sharing your experience!

Hi all, I have had a Rofco B40 for about 3 weeks and have been baking in it every day since then. I bake in terracotta cloches because I think the bread is better when it’s baked in a pot with a lid - it rises much higher and looks more impressive in my experience. And you don’t have to muck around with steaming mechanisms as the lids do that job.However, I am having trouble

Hi, there. I am moving from dry Colorado mountains to the upper Great Lakes region. Have been using Hungarian High Altitude Flour in Colorado due to the dry climate, but am wondering what brand is favored by those of you in more humid or damp environments. Thanks!

Forkish's Overnight country blonde - FWSY108g starter13g T150 (whole wheat)402g T65 (wheat)25g T110 (rye)301g water11g salt 12% less water than in original recipe6h bulk fermentation at 75°F (24°C) / Shaping / 2h50 proof in the fridge (for convenience) and 40 mn at ambient temperature (24°C).4 stretches and folds during the first hour of bulk fermentation.30 mn in dutch oven