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I'm from the UK but have been living in Canada for a few years. There's this specific type of sandwich bread that seemingly only exists in the UK and I miss it so much. It's not fancy, or artisanal; in fact, it's a typical mass-produced sandwich bread that is ubiquitous in those pre-packaged sandwiches that us Brits love so much. I'd love to know how to make it, because I

For any of you all who are familiar with Rochester, you might be familiar with Jesse's salt bread - a fantastic loaf with a cotton soft interior and paper thin salty crust that holds together in your hands but shatters between your teeth. Its absolutely wonderful and is so delicious is barely needs any accompaniment. I have been trying to reverse engineer it for home baking

Wanted to have a light rye bread for sandwiches and of course some extra flavor and crunch from things like seeds and nuts are always welcome. I had considered doing a sweedish limpa rye with sunflower or even a 100% rye but stumbled across this recipe from Reinhart's Bread Baker's Apprentice and figured I'd give it a try. The original calls for some commercial yeast and can

I was wondering about ash content. King Arthur has Sir Galahad flour with an ash content of 0.55% and their Artisan Bread flour has an ash content of 0.60%. If I buy the Artisan Bread flour one, will it be significantly different from the Sir Galahad one or say their normal bread flour? I'd like to try the Sir Galahad,but I have no where to store a 25lb bag. The Artisan bag is

Children stay in, to bunker in the homes. theyre afraid to go out. and its the same with my family. you mentioned a minute agatha we were at the funeral and naeem who was at the funeral himself stood next to my son. and came back into the mosque to eat and break bread with the community. only to -- for us to hear the news of his murder a few hours later. that was really -- hit close to home. and it terrified us for sure. >> are you worried -- i mean, what are you talking about with friends and f...

Hi all! I’ve read posts on this site for years but didn’t decide to join until today - I think some of you may be able to help with the situation I am in.Long story short is I was offered an incredible position - create a bakery section in a five-star hotel in a beautiful location.

Of all its a fantastic _ explain how this might work? f “st of all its a fantastic step forward because as you have said, we have not had this information available in a standardised format before, because most of the product information available is available at a single food or ingredient level, things like tomatoes, potatoes, lamb, beefand level, things like tomatoes, potatoes, lamb, beef and so forth. what this does is take the recipes of complex products like a beef lasagne, ready meal or...

3,000 years. they rely on these seeds for food. grinding them into flour to make bread. the mapuches unique bond with the trees was almost broken. for hundreds of years, european colonizers stole their land and forests, stripping them for lumber, and the devastation continued through the 1990s. etrona peyao watched as homes were torched and many of her relatives fled to neighboring

In dispute over this, and perhaps sometimes taiwans voice doesnt get hurt very much. it has a guest it doesnt want to accept. you should point out that mouse i done told edgar snow and bread star over china that he didnt regard taiwan, which he called for most as a part of china, he thought of it much more like korea which was also a japanese colony, and it was the duty of the chinese party to help liberate taiwan so he could be an independent country along with korea. —— mao zedong. so that...

I'm trying to find out why.I'm using 2 quarry tiles in my gasoven for baking. This has been fine, but my last bread suddenly stuck to them. Thoroughly stuck.The bread was done, tastes good, nicely risen, but has no bottom (eventually tore the bread off)I've been thinking about what I've done differently, but I can't really think of something.Anyway, how can I prevent